We made a few work boxes for Groundhog Day that we are planning to use tomorrow. But since there is a snowstorm going on right now, it looks like we may not have school tomorrow…
This first work box is to work on a little eye-hand coordination and some pretend play. The clothespins are our groundhogs and the construction paper covered cups are our holes in the ground.
This next work box is a shadow matching game. The children simple match the black shapes to the white shapes. We can talk about shadows, shapes, and opposites with this simple activity.
The focus of our third work box was a little groundhog sensory play…
We simply filled a container with brown pom-poms, cups and spoons for the children to play with, sort, and and manipulate!
Here are a few other Groundhog Day activities you can check out…
Shadow Theater from The Amazing Mess
Shadow Stomp from The Amazing Mess