Groundhog’s Day Song
(How Much Wood Could A Woodchuck Chuck?)
Words and music by Daria A. Marmaluk-Hajioannou

How much ground could a groundhog hog
If a groundhog could hog ground? (2x)
If he could hog ground,
he would hog ground
I know he surely would!
But, how much ground would a groundhog hog
If a groundhog could hog ground?

How much wood could a woodchuck chuck
If a woodchuck, could chuck wood? (2x)
If she could chuck wood,
she would chuck wood
I know she surely would!
But, how much wood could a woodchuck chuck
If a woodchuck, could chuck wood?

How much sap could a sapsucker suck
If a sapsucker could suck sap? (2x)
If she could suck sap,
she would suck sap
I know she surely would!
But, how much sap would a sapsucker suck
If a sapsucker could suck sap?

Repeat first verse

Celebrate Groundhog's day with this silly song and perfect tongue-twister! Have you ever wondered... how much wood a woodchuck could chuck?

DARIA - WORLD MUSIC WITH DARIA

For the last two decides, internationally known folksinger DARIA has traveled the globe, learning, sharing and making music while building communities and encouraging a new view of hope and peace for all the world’s children. In the United States, she has won national awards for her children's cds including a Parent’s Choice Award, a NAPPA (National Association For Parenting Publications) Award and a Children's Music Web Award. The songs she has recorded on her cd’s have been used throughout the world; in South Africa in Teaching Tolerance Curriculums, in Australia in Respecting Others Curriculum and a special song she wrote about the Rev, Dr. Martin Luther King is used in classrooms across the states to celebrate his life and legacy. Also her version of the Zulu folksong “Here Come Our Mothers” is used in many Mother’s Day celebrations.

For Daria, Its all about empowering kids… letting them explore the world of music in a way that unlocks the amazing talent and inner beauty they naturally possess. For that reason, she’s adapted many of her multi-cultural activities for this website as a resource for parents, teachers, homeschoolers and kids of all abilities (each activity has all abilities notes). Whether it’s building a pow-wow style drum that can be played by a large number of people or recycling objects by transforming them into instruments, this website shares many great ways of bringing folks together through music.