Groundhog day crafts for infants

In preparation for Groundhog's day we've been playing a lot with shadows in our house, so it was only fitting to make a craft that included a shadow. Our daughter instantly loved this Groundhog's day craft. She was hooked from the point where I told her to paint the groundhog brown using a toothbrush! Using a toothbrush was a fun twist to a very simple craft and it created more realistic fur. Add the groundhog's shadow using a brad and your child can determine if the groundhog will see his…

GROUNDHOG'S DAY IS COMING!! Since Groundhog's day is just days away, this week we are focusing on that cute little Woodchuck. We start by reading a story about good ole Punxsutawney Phil, explaining about the tradition, what a shadow is and why we really want him to NOT see his shadow. To start the activity for today you need two colors of construction paper. A 9x12 piece of Black and then a Groundhog cutout on Brown (really could be any color). After you get the Groundhog cutout you need to…

It is hard to believe by looking at all of the snow on the ground that it is almost Groundhog Day! Groundhog day falls on February 2nd of ...

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This adorable groundhogs day footprint craft was shared with us by Samantha Lee! I love how she used two different shades of brown to make the groundhog and then a shadow on the ground!

Did you know, Groundhog Day is this weekend. February 2nd, to be exact. {Image via The Washington Post} Will Punxsutawney Phil see his shadow bringing 6 more weeks of winter? Grace and I were inspired to make our own groundhog, a shadow painting groundhog to be exact. We did a quick google search for groundhog silhouettes. It made me sad that one of the only decent silhouettes I found had a target on its belly. We cut our groundhog out of a thick advertisement piece and glued him {very…