Groundhog Day 2015

This year I will be doing Groundhog Predictions offline with my fourth graders.  District technology changes made maintaining this site from school more difficult.  I have personally contacted the teachers who did the project with me in the past.

This free six-week unit includes the format for science experiments: Question, Prediction, Materials, Procedure, Data, and Conclusion.  It includes worksheets for each section. 


Groundhog Predictions is available at my Teachers Pay Teachers store.

Groundhog Predictions is also available at my Teacher's Notebook store.


I hope you enjoy this activity with your class.

You can also find me at Artistry of Education.

Thinking of Our Friends in Darrington

This week we are thinking about our weather friends in Darrington, Washington.  Our thoughts and hopes are with you.

Happy First Day of Spring!

It was still pretty frosty this morning at my house.  It's barely 35 degrees.  Will spring weather come soon?

2014 Groundhog Conclusions

On February 2, 2014 the groundhog predicted six more weeks of winter weather.  Although we had a few days that reached upper 50s, we definitely had winter weather.  The coldest temperature we recorded with 19 degrees.  The warmest temperature we recorded was 50.  We had little snow, but plenty of rain.  This is typical winter weather for the Seattle area.

We conclude that the groundhog told the truth this year.

Happy Spring!

March 15, 2014

Right now it is cloudy and 44.

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March 14, 2014

Happy Pi Day!

Right now it is 49 and drizzling.

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March 13, 2014

Right now it is cloudy and 42.
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