And shared what I'll be doing with my class:
But I stumbled upon some more cute ideas for elementary students, so I figured I'd share!
My neighboring teacher loves owls and it's the quasi-theme of her classroom this year, so I could see her making these:
All you'd need is some free time, cereal (or chex mix, trail mix, etc depending on students' allergies), bags and construction paper. On the reverse side, you could write "You're a Hoot!". How fun :)
This idea is very similar to what I've done at the beginning of the year to welcome students:
But I love using colorful tape to attach the smarties! I don't know if that yellow would have been my first choice, but the idea is still great. You can snag this cute, free printable here!
Although my Nevada students would have no idea what this means, I still think it's cute:
It may be tricky to find candy corn at this time of the year...
Next, this idea:
How fun!
These pinterest pictures have lots of ideas:
Not all of them are healthy or welcome in the classroom (no soda!). But the ideas are still fun :)
For the more patient and crafty families,
Pipe cleaner pencil toppers are a creative option!
While I made Valentine's gifts for my home room, this may be happening for all my small groups:
How fun! I'm sure a local craft store has a heart shaped punch and ribbon is always easy to find. What a great way to encourage reading!
With three(ish) weeks until Valentine's day, it's time to start planning!
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