I wanted to do a little something special for my class this Valentine's Day, so when one of my friends posted this Valentine Heart Attack post from Skip to My Lou on Facebook, I knew I wanted to adapt it for the classroom. I wanted to share with my students all of the Reasons Why I Love My Class!
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They are smart.
They are kind.
They always try their best.
My students were racing to the door to read what the new heart said.
I printed out all of my hearts ahead of time on colored card stock and will be hanging up a new one each day until Valentine's Day as a sort of countdown. Here are a few of the other hearts:
I have made a freebie for you just in case you wanted to try this project out with your own students. You can download it here.
You can start a few days late and add hearts as you go, or put up the whole display on Valentine's Day instead.
If you decide to do this project, I would love to see pictures! Please email me at kellys3ps@sbcglobal.net or tag me on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter!
Here are a few pictures from other readers:
This display is from 3rd in the City - I LOVE how she displayed in on a clothesline bulletin board!
I love the first reason Ms. Cullia shared with her Pre-K kiddos - "They come in with smiles everyday!"
Sweet!
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What a great idea that makes kids feel good about themselves and want to come to school to see the latest update!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteSweet idea
ReplyDeleteHave used these in my class, my students really looked forward to reading a new heart on the door. It reinforces that print has meaning for my little preschoolers. Plus I have the added bonus of easy door decor. Thank you. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a sweet activity. I can see kids waiting for the new one.
ReplyDeleteLove this idea - going to try to remember this every day for my class this year.
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