I used to work with a librarian who had a cut and tell
story she used for groundhog day. I've looked in the
resources I have, but haven't been able to find it. If I
remember correctly, at the end, the shape of the groundhog
was in a circle. Does anyone have this?
Heidi Kaiven
Media Specialist
Brass Castle Elementary School
16 Castle St.
Washington, NJ 07882
908-689-1188 x.614
kaivenh@warrennet.org
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