Groundhog Day Graphing Craft
$3.50
Integrate math with this adorable Groundhog Day graphing craft, as you predict whether the groundhog will or will not see his shadow! The groundhog’s head can be used to create a class graph, or use the included survey cards to create the graph.
Then, analyze the results and record the data on the groundhog’s belly. Display the completed Groundhog Day graphing craft on a bulletin board or in the hallway!
# of Pages: 18
File Type: PDF
Description
Integrate math with this adorable Groundhog Day graphing craft, as you predict whether the groundhog will or will not see his shadow! The groundhog’s head can be used to create a class graph, or use the included survey cards to create the graph. Then, analyze the results and record the data on the groundhog’s belly. Display the completed Groundhog Day graphing craft on a bulletin board or in the hallway!
The groundhog day graphing craft templates can be printed on colored paper, or it can be copied on white paper for the students to color. The pieces are easy to cut for young students.
INCLUDED:
- Groundhog Day craft templates
- Easy to cut groundhog craft pieces
- Student graphs to 12, 15 and 20
- Groundhog Day survey title and column headers
- Groundhog Day survey cards
I hope your students love making predictions about whether or not the Groundhog will see his shadow with these Groundhog day activities!
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Teaching and WhatNot –
This was a fantastic resource for my class. They loved it!
littlemissadventures –
Thank you for another quality product!
Brenda B. –
Loved it!
Nicola B. –
My students loved predicting what the groundhog would see or not see in the morning. They liked the graphing activity but they really loved making the groundhog holding the graph. Thanks!
Rondi M. –
Cute addition to my Groundhog Day resources.
Sara G. –
Perfect mix of holiday and academics! Thanks for this great resource.
Dianne G. –
My students love making and interpreting graphs! We had a blast guessing what would happen on Groundhog’s Day!
Whaley’s Works –
My students loved making the graph and then creating their own groundhog and graph sheet. They were so proud to hang them in the hall way!