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Teach kids about animal science with this free Groundhog Life Cycle printable paper craft! A fun and educational Groundhog Day activity perfect for home or classroom use.
Engaging and educational activity for Groundhog Day
This free Groundhog Life Cycle printable paper craft is a creative way to teach kids about animal science while having fun. With simple cut-and-paste steps and cute illustrations, kids will love building their life cycle craft from baby groundhog to adult.
It’s a hands-on project perfect for home, classroom, or daycare settings!
This craft isn’t just cute—it’s educational too! While children are cutting, coloring, and assembling, they’ll be learning about the four main stages in a groundhog’s life.
Use it as a stand-alone craft, part of a science unit, or even as a fun Groundhog Day party activity!
How to Print Your Paper Craft
- Download the file — Click the link provided below.
- Open the file — Make sure you have a PDF reader like Adobe Acrobat.
- Choose your paper — Standard printer paper works great, or try cardstock for a sturdier option.
- Print and Enjoy — Use crayons, markers, or colored pencils to bring your designs to life.
Terms of Use
This printable activity is for personal use only. Print as many copies as you need for your kids, students, after-school groups, campers, church groups, etc.
Commercial use is not permitted. Please do not sell them, email them, share copies online, or distribute them in any way for any other purpose. If you’d like to share them, please send a link to this page.
Download Your Free Printable PDF
👉 Click here to download your free Groundhog Life Cycle Paper Craft!
Print, color, cut, and learn—all while celebrating Groundhog Day in a fun and meaningful way.
Did you enjoy this? I’d be so grateful if you left a comment below to let me know your thoughts! And the next time you need a free activity, browse all my free printables!
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This groundhog craft looks great! I love how it makes learning fun. Can’t wait to try it with my little one. Do you think older kids would enjoy it too?
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you like the craft and plan to try it out. While it’s designed with younger kids in mind, older children might still enjoy it—especially if they like hands-on activities or are learning about animal life cycles. They could also have fun helping younger siblings or putting their own creative spin on the project.