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This fun picture book is a quick and easy read aloud, but as a ready-to-read level 1 book, it may also be a good fit for your early readers to tackle on their own. Pux the Hog Speaking of reading on their own, the perfect follow up book companions to any of these groundhog day read alouds would be a groundhog day decodable reader! Kids will learn about Groundhog Day, its origins, and the animal at the center of Groundhog day in this informative and interesting picture book. Groundhog Gets a Say by Pamela Curtis Swallow Groundhog is tired of only been seen one day out of the year. This adorable new addition to the Groundhog Day book canon brings young readers an opportunity to empathize with Phil’s anxiety as he anticipates his big moment in the spotlight. Unable to sleep, Phil models coping strategies from finding a calming activity (making his signature pancakes) to asking for help from someone he trusts (his little Dive into “Groundhog Secrets” – it’s like a backstage pass to all the cool info about woodchucks and Groundhog Day. This book mixes storytelling with fun facts to keep things interesting. Books About Groundhog Day That Are Fiction. This compilation is like a treasure trove of fictional stories all tied to Groundhog Day. It’s a diverse Fun Facts about Groundhog Day. Groundhog Day is celebrated every year on February 2nd. On that day, people use a groundhog to try to predict the weather and the change of the seasons. If the groundhog sees his shadow, people believe there will be 6 more weeks of winter. If he does not see his shadow, people believe there will be an early spring. In her book, Groundhog Day!, she explains the history behind Groundhog Day, how we celebrate it now, and even delves into facts about groundhogs. If you skip all other Groundhog Day books, and only read this one, you’d come away knowing everything there is to know about groundhogs and Groundhog Day and would be totally ready for this strange The Night Before Groundhog Day by Natasha Wing (Author), Amy Wummer (Illustrator) Everyone is excited about the upcoming Groundhog Day celebration in this book written in the style of the “Night Before Christmas” poem. Intended Audience: 3-7 Years. Feedback: Another book in the popular “Night Before” series. Readers found it cute and There are so many super fun Groundhog Day books for kids but today we are sharing with you some favorites that we love to read in our own classrooms! Groundhog Gets a Say by Pamela Curtis Swallow. Ten Grouchy Groundhogs by Kathryn Heling and Deborah Hembrook. A Garden for a Groundhog by Lorna Balian. Wake Up, Groundhog! by Susanna Leonard Hill Here are some of my favorite Groundhog Day books that I read in my preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten classroom. Also, there are a few of my favorite shadow books, too! Grab the groundhog puppet FREEBIE at the end of this post! Grab the Groundhog Day Math & Literacy Centers pack, and grab the Little Learners Space Unit for resources for a A short, printable activity book on Groundhog Day for early readers, with pages on the groundhog and on weather. Students can assemble the book, read the pages, write the sentences, and color the pictures. Or just read the book online! Veterans Day in the United States is a day for the country to thank their veterans! United States veterans are people who have served in the U.S. armed forces. The armed forces keep the country safe. They serve in times of war and peace. Five main gr Celebrating Groundhog Day: History, Traditions, and Activities – A Holiday Book for Kids (Holiday Books for Kids) Part of: Holiday Books for Kids (8 books) 4.6 out of 5 stars Dive into “Groundhog Secrets” – it’s like a backstage pass to all the cool info about woodchucks and Groundhog Day. This book mixes storytelling with fun facts to keep things interesting. Books About Groundhog Day That Are Fiction. This compilation is like a treasure trove of fictional stories all tied to Groundhog Day. It’s a diverse I love this trope so much. Even when the writing is poor or the plot doesn’t make much sense, I always enjoy the book or movie. I have found a bunch of movies that have this plot (Groundhog Day, Palm Springs, The Map of Tiny Perfect Things, ARQ, The Edge of Tomorrow, etc.) but I have had a bit harder time with books. The Night Before Groundhog Day – Help kids understand what Groundhog’s Day is all about with this fun, rhyming book! Grumpy Groundhog – This is a humorous book about a groundhog who just doesn’t want to wake up for everyone to see on Groundhog’s Day. Kids Books: Grumpy Groundhog is a funny read aloud for children! Everyone is freaking out because it's Groundhog Day, and Groundhog won't get out of bed! So (shelved 3 times as ground-hog-day) avg rating 3.88 — 342,179 ratings — published 2010 Below you will find a list of great book resources you can use in your classroom Groundhog’s Day story read-aloud. Groundhog’s Day Story Read-Aloud Books. Reading aloud to children in the classroom is one of my favorite things to do. However, with all the other curricular demands, it is hard to squeeze in the time for simple reading. Celebrating Groundhog Day: History, Traditions, and Activities by Karen Bush Gibson . Learn about Groundhog Day while having fun with various hands-on activities. Intended Audience: 6-9 Years . Feedback: This book provides children with a range of facts on Groundhog Day and more with colorful pictures to keep them engaged. The book also 11/22/63 by Stephen King: a diner owner reveals to a teacher that there is a portal in his restaurant to 9/9/1958 & he has been using this to try to stop JFK's assassinations on 11/22/63.
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