Groundhog's Day {freebie!}

Hello friends! I don't know about you, but we are now on our 5th snow day. If we ever make it to school, here is what I plan to do for Groundhog's Day.

Here are the morning messages I will start this week whenever we make it so school.

We'll be doing lots of brainstorming and graphing with these; and of course writing.

Here's my freebie unit on groundhogs. We'll be writing, collecting data, and graphing.

Just click on the picture to snag it for free. 

When I first started teaching, I wondered how teachers ever said they have too many books. Now, 5 years into it, I kind of understand. It's getting to where I have more books for each thematic unit than I really have time to share and do activities with. 

Here are the ones I like to share for Groundhog's Day:

{All of these are linked to Amazon.}

This one is my favorite:

I  only share parts of this one to my kinders. It kind of gives away of the magic about Groundhog's Day with all of the facts. 

And while on Amazon, these kind of made it into my cart...

We are foodies in my class. I don't think I've ever had a class that wasn't foodies. ;) We all love a good, surprise snack. I've found these on Pinterest, but haven't decided which one to do yet. {Maybe it's a good thing I'm snowed in and can't make it to the grocery store.}

 I have a student with a peanut allergy this year, so I have to be careful about what I bring in. Seriously, conversation hearts aremade in a factory that also handles peanuts. WHY!? 

So, back to the snack. I think I'm leaning towards the doughnut. Very simple, cute  and peanut free {I think...I'll be checking labels}. 

Happy Groundhog's Day!