Description: Phil’s Flash Card Challenge is a fast-paced Groundhog Day math game where students race through a 20-second test round, then try to beat Phil’s 2-minute prediction to win. Players can choose addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division (with optional number ranges 1–12), track progress with a moving groundhog, and earn a celebratory printable certificate if they win.

Description: How well do you know when American holidays occur? You have 1000 days to place as many holidays as you can on the calendar. Drag and drop the events that appear in the upper left hand side of the page to where you think they belong on the calendar. For example, if you drag Christmas to December 29, you’ll earn one event but lose four days. When you are out of days the game ends.

Description: How well can you add and subtract both positive and negative numbers? Temperature Map requires students to add and subtract both positive and negative numbers in specially-designed word problems to determine the temperatures of ten cities around the world. This game serves as an enjoyable way for students to practice adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers, improve number sense, and to learn a little bit about world geography and climate, and each city’s temperature in the game is within the range of its actual normal temperatures in summer or winter.

Description: This printable requires students to answer addition and subtraction problems about the temperatures of eight cities on Groundhog's Day. A few questions involve negative numbers.

Description: This activity gives a list of colloquialisms for "groundhog" and other animals. It requires students to make up colloquialisms to two other animals (of their choice) and to include drawings.

Description: This innovative activity requires students to correct the flawed spelling, grammar, and punctuation. The online versions show the numbers and types of errors. As students check their answers, they can see how many of each type of error still need to be corrected.

Description: Your job is return these fine groundhogs to their correct homes. Cut out the groundhogs (and names) below and paste them on the rectangles that point to each state on the map on the next page. You can color them in as well.

Description: This online map requires students to answer addition and subtraction problems about the temperatures of eight cities on Groundhog's Day. A few questions involve negative numbers.

Description: This activity requires students to find the mean, median, range, and mode, of the temperatures of Groundhog's Day between 2010-2017.

Description: This resource includes a short passage and four multiple choice questions. PASSAGE LENGTH = 119 Words; LEXILE = 710

Description: This contextual vocabulary exercise requires students to insert the vocabulary words from the word bank that complete the paragraph.

Description: This contextual vocabulary exercise requires students to insert the vocabulary words from the word bank that complete the paragraph.

Description: This contextual vocabulary exercise requires students to insert the vocabulary words from the word bank that complete the paragraph.

Description: This contextual vocabulary exercise requires students to insert the vocabulary words from the word bank that complete the paragraph.

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and seven multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback. In addition, when you click the "listen" button, you can hear the passage while it highlights the text. PASSAGE LENGTH = 247 Words; LEXILE = 910

Description: This activity requires students to label the other February animal days on a calendar by drawing icons on the correct days. Students even get to make up their own animal day!

Description: This resource includes a short passage and four multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback. In addition, when you click the "listen" button, you can hear the passage while it highlights the text. PASSAGE LENGTH = 119 Words; LEXILE = 710

Description: This resource includes a historical passage and seven multiple choice questions. PASSAGE LENGTH = 247 Words; LEXILE = 910