How can you celebrate Valentine’s Day in the classroom? Here are some unique and creative ideas for your students.

This Sunday is Valentine's Day and this is the first year I have not been able to get out into stores and see the greetings card and gift displays. So instead I have done an internet round-up of the best designs. We start with a selection of cards from the brilliant Canadian card brand Badger & Burke, whose cards can be purchased in the UK from Ohh Deer. Another publisher I always admire is Sooshichacha who always have fun, colourful and very painterly designs. Below are some bright new Valentine's cards from Belly Button Designs.... Lovely colour combo on this Tiger card by Noi Publishing spotted at Oliver bonas Below : Sophisticated designs from Laura Darrington. Below : Houseplants card by Jessica Forgie and Steam Roller card by Steven Rhodes, both from Ohh Deer. And finally a few Valentine cards below spotted at Sainsbury's online.

Preschool teachers and homeschool mamas will for sure love these no prep fine motor Valentine's Day preschool worksheets! They’re quick & easy and little kids love the fun cutting and tracing, coloring, and drawing activities. Grab yours today!

Five color by code worksheets with a Valentine's Day theme. Fractions and equivalent fractions are all represented by pictures.

Color by Number Valentine's Day Preschool worksheets are perfect for building early math skills, practicing number recognition, and learning how to read a legend. Not to mention, preschoolers & kindergartners love color by number pages.

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Well, well, well! We made it through the year of January! At least it felt like a year to me. I hope your New Years Resolutions are st...

Free Valentine's Day math worksheet. Count the hearts in each box and complete the addition sentences.

Countdown to Valentine's Day with 14 cool Valentine STEM activities to do! Simple supplies make for fun Valentine's Day activities for kids.

Love is in the air so let's spread it with this adorable Valentine's Day Agamograph Template (printable PDF included). As we love making different agamographs, we just could not resist designing a new love filled

ON Valentine’s Day 2021, my husband Matthew gave me beautiful red roses and cooked me a delicious meal. We reminisced about happy memories, like restaurants we’d visited, holidays with the children…

What could be better than having students leave their school day feeling loved and appreciated by their teacher and classmates, and feeling the love for their own great people and things in their life? Not

Build a Heart Model - STEM activity about heart rates and how blood flows through the body. Engineer a functioning model of a beating heart.

Valentine's Day makes for a great time to complete a sweet coloring page! We've got a few new ones to share with you this week. Do you have a request for a new page? We have a big list that we are working on, but always love to hear fresh new ideas to add. Send us a message and let us know. Most of the coloring pages we make are now over in our website Coloring Club (which is free to join) but here on the blog are some originals we have made over the years. Here is a 'scrappy' one I sketched for the blog: And we welcome you to join our Coloring Club so you can grab these gorgeous new cuties! Tag us on social media so we can see your gorgeous completed projects!

Well, well, well! We made it through the year of January! At least it felt like a year to me. I hope your New Years Resolutions are st...

Children paint on newspaper with liquid watercolors, then cut them out into heart shapes to use for Valentine's cards.

Easy DIY Classroom Valentines Ideas. Get your charges busy making these fun Valentine's Crafts, cards and gifts. Decorate and more!

I recently found these cute little Valentine mailboxes in the Target Dollar Spot, and knew I could use them for something. I think these could have many

February brings with it all things red, pink, and heart-shaped. We love making all kinds of heart art projects to show our family and friends that we

Valentine’s Day School party planning never got easier with these cool games. From Preschool to 6th grade, you will be able to entertain all the...

Such a fun craft for Valentine's Day, our Cardboard Lacing Hearts are also great for fine motor and hand/eye coordination, too!

Learn about co-ordinates with this fun Valentine's Day printable activity. Just follow the instructions to colour in the squares and a special valentines picture will magically appear - if you get it right!

There's just something about a fun, colorful llama that makes you feel good! If you feel this way too, you are going to love this Llama Valentine Craft we are sharing with you today. In

I am in LOVE with these Valentine’s Day Math and Literacy Centers! These centers are super festive for Valentine’s Day and are all aligned to the common core! There are also 28 BONUS printable worksheets that align to each standard covered in the centers! They can be used in class or as homework. This unit …

Cute printable Alphabet Wall Cards are a handy tool for preschool, kindergarten, and grade 1. A must for teachers and homeschoolers ++ flashcard game ideas

Crochet C2C corner to corner Heart Crochet Pattern. Easy beginner-friendly crochet corner to corner heart square graphgan pattern! The Heart C2C Sherpa Pillow is a modern and trendy way to add some Love to your home! This pattern is included in an All-Access Pass Crochet Bundle which includes 230+ crochet patterns! You can find the All Access Pass here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1663749150/crochet-all-access-pass-230-crochet You can make as a pillow with two panels or just on it's own as a baby blanket lovey - so soft and cuddly! Made with a sherpa-like yarn in combination with a bulky yarn for lovely texture. Easy to make in the mini (hdc) corner to corner crochet technique. Finished size approximately 20” square Full color graph and written row-by-row instructions included. The Heart C2C Pillow is a free crochet pattern by Nana's Crafty Home: https://nanascraftyhome.com/heart-c2c-sherpa-pillow-free-crochet-pattern/ Made with bulky #5 weight yarn Size K (6.5 mm) crochet hook Scissors Tapestry Needle Pattern is written in English, using standard American terms Level: beginner This listing is for a PDF PATTERN INSTANT DOWNLOAD, not a finished product. Please make sure to download Adobe Reader at www.adobe.com if you do not already have it on your computer. Copyright ©2024 Nana's Crafty Home. Do not reproduce, sell or copy this pattern in any way. You may, however, sell finished products. Due to the nature of the product there will be no refunds after purchase.

Simple and super easy to make; these little beaded heart decorations are a fun way to brighten a loved ones day!

This February, make this cute tiger handmade valentine card at home or in the classroom. It's great for giving to parents, Grandparents or Teacher!

Today, Kindergarten is finishing up their lil snowy owls, and we had a little extra time to start another project before class was over. So I decided we could make these heart chalk rubbings. Here's how we created them! This week 4th has been working on an artwork to create the Northern Lights project, using white paper and chalk, on black paper, so I thought we could use the same technique used in that project to create a quick and cute Valentine’s Day project for kindergarten! Materials: Sax Chalk Pastels Tru-Ray black construction paper scrap paper for hearts Fiskar Scissors Red Painted paper (if you want to add the positive and negative space hearts) As they were finishing their owls, I cut out some hearts using scrap paper, passed out black paper and chalk, and then demonstrated how to do the project. You color the edge of the heart, with a thick layer of chalk, hold the heart in place on the black paper, and use your fingertip to rub in an outward motion. The kids thought this was so neat, and couldn’t wait to try! We really had to focus on making sure the heart doesn’t move while you’re rubbing it, but after they got the hang of it, they were on a roll. We didn’t finish before class was over, but now we have a new project to finish, next time they come to art. They said it looked like they were “heart explosions”, so the name stuck. Stay tuned for some awesome art!! Here are some cuties from Mrs. Susong's class! Here's some excellent examples from Mrs. Campbell's class! They had time to add some painted paper to their art! We worked on our cutting skills, and created a pop art look by cutting out our hearts!