7 Days of Groundhog Day Printables for Kids

I’ve realized that Groundhog Day is coming up (on February 2) and I don’t have any posts whatsoever to go with it! While it’s definitely not the most important winter holiday, it’s a fun one, and it’s a conversation starter for many things, like the weather, shadows – and the fact that the animals are groundhogs, not bears (although I still haven’t convinced my 2-year-old of the latter 😉 ).

For these reasons, I’ve decided to make it a short series: 7 Days of Groundhog Day Printables for Kids!

Follow along with the 7 Days of Groundhog Day Printables for Kids for fun educational printables for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners. There are both literacy and math themes!

The series is now complete, yay!

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For everyone else, here are the individual posts in the series:

 

Day 1: Groundhog Day Matching Game for Toddlers

Matching games are my 2-year-old's favorite! Most recently, he's had fun with this simple cute Groundhog Day Matching Game for Toddlers! Match groundhogs in different poses and practice visual discrimination, visual scanning, and 1:1 correspondence. Or extend the activity with the shadow matching version!

 

Day 2: Groundhog Day I Spy Game

Groundhog Day is kind of quirky, but really just a fun holiday to talk about. Play this printable Groundhog Day I Spy Game with your toddler or kindergartener as a conversation starter, to practice counting, 1:1 correspondence, number recognition, and more! Practice math without even noticing.

 

Day 3: G is for Groundhog Handwriting Mazes

Practice writing uppercase and lowercase letter G with these cute printable Groundhog Day Handwriting Letter Mazes! Perfect for preschoolers and kindergarteners who are ready to take the next step after letter recognition.

 

Day 4: Groundhog Day Counting Puzzles

Learn to count with numbers and die faces with these cute printable Groundhog Day Counting Puzzles! Great for preschoolers who are learning to count to 10.

 

Day 5: Groundhog Day Emergent Reader Coloring Pages

Color while learning to read (or learn to read while coloring) with these cute printable Groundhog Day Emergent Reader Coloring Pages! Simple words that go with the cute images of groundhogs are perfect for older preschoolers and kindergarteners who are learning to read.

 

 

Day 6: Groundhog Day Addition Clip Cards

Practice basic math facts and fine motor skills with these cute printable Groundhog Day Addition Clip Cards! Includes addition facts up to 10, just right for kindergarteners. (Part of the 7 Days of Groundhog Day Printables for Kids series.)

 

 

Day 7: Groundhog Day Counting Cards

Practice counting up to 12 with these cute printable Groundhog Day Counting Cards! Great for practicing 1:1 correspondence with a few manipulatives or as flash cards. I use numbers 1-4 with my toddler and have lots of room to extend the numbers by the time he starts preschool. (Part of the 7 Days of Groundhog Day Printables for Kids series.)

 

Next up: 7 Days of St. Patrick’s Day Printables for Kids!

 

Need a fun way to teach counting? Check out this counting games pack!

This adorable Valentine’s Day Counting Games Pack includes 5 different types of printable counting games, all with different variations that support kids at different stages of learning. Find out more HERE.

Valentine's counting fun for preschoolers and kindergarteners with this Valentine's Day Counting Games Pack! 5 different games with many variations: Dominoes, I Spy, Line-Up Puzzles, 2-Piece Puzzles, and Grid Games with an optional custom die. All in color and black & white and with two different styles for number 1.

 

 

 

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