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Engage students in learning about Groundhog’s Day with this fun groundhog craft and opinion writing prompt. Students will love this fun groundhog writing prompt and the graphic organizers helping them decide if they want 6 more weeks of spring or winter. They will brainstorm ideas as to why they think either season is better, and then publish an opinion writing piece about it.
Groundhogs Day Writing Prompt and Craft Timeline
This groundhogs day opinion writing prompt, craft and lesson can be taught in one day or stretched out throughout five days. Students generate ideas for their writing, then will turn those ideas into a full writing project.
There are two versions of this Groundhogs Day craft:
- Primary Lined (with a sentence stem “I want 6 weeks of…”)
- Intermediate Version (with planning, drafting, editing and publishing pages)
What’s Included in the Groundhogs Day Writing Prompt and Craft Resource:
- Teaching Guide
- 2 Pages of Photo Examples
- 2 Brainstorming/Planning Pages
- 3 Different Versions of Drafts (differentiated)
- Editing Checklist
- Groundhog Craft Pages
- 2 Rubrics
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