DIY Groundhog Day Pencil Toppers!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Sometimes it's the simplest things that can get your kiddos excited about learning! One teacher told us that one of her students' favorite rewards is getting to write with Pip Squeak markers for the day. Cute, right?!
Following this line of thinking, when stumbled across the adorable groundhog pencil topper craft, pictured above, over at Crafts Ideas we thought it might be a fun way to get your students excited about learning this Groundhog Day! If you're planning to incorporate the project into craft time, we suggest using it with elementary+ age students. The coiling and cutting might be a bit advanced for preschool and kindergarten aged children. However, we're certain they'd be tickled to find one of these fuzzy characters on their desk so, if you have the time, this could make a cute gift {and silly way to get your kiddos excited about writing/digging into their lessons!}.
For the full craft tutorial, be sure to visit Crafts Ideas!
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Kayla Johnson
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