If one lives where it's cold around Tu B'shevat, it seems like a very odd holiday. This song for elementary-school-age students finds humor in celebrating planting trees when there's snow on the ground. And the song even manages to bring groundhog Punxsutawney Phil into the discussion. (In years when Tu B'shevat comes much earlier than Groundhog

If one lives where it's cold around Tu B'shevat, it seems like a very odd holiday. This song for elementary-school-age students finds humor in celebrating planting trees when there's snow on the ground. And the song even manages to bring groundhog Punxsutawney Phil into the discussion. (In years when Tu B'shevat comes much earlier than Groundhog Day, you can simply sing the first verse, which makes no mention of Phil.) See the video on the Children's Music Videos page. Published in "Gan Shirim."