Groundhog Day, celebrated on February 2nd, is a quirky tradition where a groundhog predicts the arrival of spring or an extended winter depending on whether it sees its shadow. Although it might seem like just another day to many, Groundhog Day offers an opportunity for educators to engage students in fun and educational activities. Here are 21 different ways teachers can celebrate Groundhog Day in the classroom: 1. Have a morning prediction activity: Ask students to predict whether the groundhog will see its shadow or not, and discuss their reasoning. 2. Make groundhog puppets: Using brown paper bags, felt, and …
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