Toilet Paper Roll Groundhog
Groundhog coloring page
Create your own groundhog report
This is a fun day for older kids. Take your child's prediction of whether or not the groundhog will see its shadow. It's also a great day to explore shadows!
Shadow Activity: Use a flashlight to cast your child's shadow on the wall. Have them sit with so you can cast a shadow of their profile onto a piece of white paper. Trace the profile shadow. Attach to a black piece of black construction paper to cut out the "shadow" (basically you are just using your traced profile as a stencil). Here is another method from Wondertime that doesn't require a lot of involvement from your child (you could make as a keepsake of your toddler). But I'd recommend the first method for older kids to help them learn more about shadows.
Monday, February 2, 2009
Happy Groundhog's Day!
Posted by Learning and Growing at 7:09 AM
Labels: groundhogs, shadows
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