This year Groundhog Day is on a Monday. ย As a classroom teacher, I always loved Groundhog Day during the week. ย It’s just a fun little day to talk about traditions with the kiddos! ย The excitement is just grand for them.ย This year I created a little Groundhog Day unitย to learn about the holiday!
You can make predictions before Groundhog Day. Write about them and create a class pictograph. You can then discuss the data the graph produces as you analyze it!
These hats are just adorable! Hat tip: use sentence strips to make the band that has been cut in half length-wise.
I always love integrating fun holiday topics in reading and writing. This mini-book is a great way to do that! Explore the history of the holiday and then create the mini-book. We always liked to put these in our book tubs to be read later during independent reading time, too!
You can even discuss groundhog facts! ย I love using real pictures of this animal. So many of my students have never seen a groundhog before. The true and false fact sort was interesting to them all!

All of this can be found in my All About Groundhog Day unit. ย
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Oh my cuteness! Cute baby in a groundhog hat ALERT! ๐
Thank you!!
Cute unit! I think Groundhog Day is Monday, February 2, 2015.
Theresa!! You are RIGHT! I knew it was February 2, but I TOTALLY forgot there are 31 days in January! I was just counting earlier instead of looking at a calendar. HA! Thank you for catching that! I have fixed my post. ๐ You’re the best!