Groundhog Day on February 2 can be a fun way to talk about seasons or hibernation. Your children may want to know more about groundhogs or explore science with light and shadows. These activities can get you started on a fun groundhog theme for winter.
Groundhog and Shadow Activities
Body Shadows (Pre-K Pages)
Animal Silhouettes (Little Bins for Little Hands)
Draw the Shadow (Little Bins for Little Hands)
Groundhog Sensory Bin (Teach Preschool)
Groundhog Snack Idea (Best Ideas for Kids)
Groundhog Craft (Play with Me)
Shadow Theater Guessing Game (Motherhood on a Dime)
Shadow Outdoor Art (Rhythms of Play)
Match the Shadow Building Activity (Hands On: As We Grow)
Lego Groundhog Shadow Experiment (JDaniel4’s Mom)
Hiding Groundhog Puppet (Skip to My Lou)
Activities for Groundhog Day
Chalk Shadow Drawings (Still Playing School)
Groundhog Finger Puppet (Still Playing School)
Shadow Puppets (Science Sparks)
Groundhog Day Books (A Dab of Glue Will Do)
Groundhog Day Graphing (Preschool Powol Packets)
Paper Bag Groundhog (Artsy Momma)
Paper Plate Groundhog (Homeschool Parent)
Easy Groundhog Paper Bag Puppet (Kids Activities)
Groundhog Shadow Match Game (Totschooling)
Groundhog Measurement (Coffee Cups and Crayons)
Leaping Groundhogs Game (JDaniel4’s Mom)
Thanks so much for mentioning my groundhog puppet. Happy Groundhog Day!