Groundhog Day Extreme Difficulty Dot-to-Dot / Connect the Dots

Connect all the dots to complete the scene of Punxsutawney Phil on Ground Hog Day. This fun and challenging activity will keep your students entertained, and will help them improve their fine motor skills, determination, and patience. It will also help young elementary school kids further familiarize themselves with numbers.

The first page contains the dot-to-dot puzzle. The second page contains the answer key. On the third page you will find instructions for the dot-to-dot. In this dot-to-dot, students are asked to draw in additional items after they've completed the puzzle. If they believe winter will continue for 6 more weeks, the students will draw a sun and a shadow. If they believe spring has arrived, they will draw clouds in the sky, and flowers in the grass.

Punxsutawney Phil is the ground hog illustrated in the dot-to-dot. This name comes from Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Ground Hog day is February 2 of every year. If you want your kids to make a prediction about the event, be sure to hand them this dot-to-dot to draw on before the day arrives!

For best results, print on 8.5x11 letter-sized paper. Happy Groundhog Day!