Groundhog Day Crafts for Kids
There are lots of Groundhog Day crafts for kids to make – from paper plates, toilet paper tubes, cups, handprints and footprints, pop-ups, puppets, and more. We’ve gathered up some of our faves to share with you for your own groundhog themed fun!
Groundhog Day is such a fun way to get kids excited about the Spring. Preschoolers through first graders may enjoy making predictions on if it will see his shadow. It is also a great way to introduce kids to shadows, shadow puppets, and shadow play! A groundhog also makes an adorable fun food idea whether it’s a dessert or pancakes.
Groundhog Day Crafts For Kids To Make
Here are four groundhog crafts my son has made over the years:
Groundhog Themed Ideas For Kids
Here are twelve cute groundhog crafts and fun food ideas from other crafty bloggers:
About Groundhog Day:
It’s celebrated in the United States on February 2nd where a groundhog predicts whether there will be an early Spring (he doesn’t see his shadow) or six more weeks of Winter (he sees his shadow).
There is a big Groundhog Day celebration held in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania every year with Punxsutawney Phil.
More Winter Crafts And Activities
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