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Valentine's Day
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This one-page reading comprehension follows a standardized testing format. Interesting Valentine's facts and great testing practice!
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A craft using polymer clay to make a wall hanging or mobile of pretty red hearts. Adult assistance required.
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A simple craft in which students cut out heart shapes (pattern included) and then back cut-out areas with tissue paper to make window decorations. Activity can be done with craft knives, which require close adult supervision and assistance.
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Pattern and instructions for very simple paper heart craft; suggested for use with Making a Tree craft.
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A very simple craft with included pattern for making an easy heart painting; can teach children that wax crayons are water-resistant.
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A simple, versatile basis for future crafts; students assemble a three-dimensional tree from two silhouettes with slotted bases.
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A simple craft in which students tear paper to create a mosaic-like pattern on a paper heart.
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Make a book for someone special using wallpaper samples and a composition book. The example in this adaptable craft is "Mom's Recipes for Love" - a great Valentine's or Mother's Day gift.
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A medium-skill-level craft activity that uses stiffened string to make a dimensional heart shape; students then decorate their hearts with beads (pictures included) to make wall hangings.
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A more complex craft wherein students use fabric and iron-on fusible interfacing to create a charming wall hanging. This project also teaches very basic needlework. Adult assistance required.
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A Valentine's themed can for storing candy (or pencils, or other goodies). This project is time-intensive (1 hour) but the results are fabulous.
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Heart shaped wires nestled in a small pot hold compliment cards, photos, or Valentine's cards.
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Craft foam sheets and a few other materials make a cute heart-shaped card holder.
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A craft that uses shrinkable plastic to create a decorative pin that also makes a great gift. Pattern included; adult assistance required.
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Use empty cereal boxes to make cute animal shapes. These animal shapes are great for holding Valentine's cards.
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Make a Valentine by "weaving" paper through this heart pattern.
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Color, cut, and paste different sized hearts onto each other in order from largest to smallest. This is a fun Valentine project and good practice with understanding sizes.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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"I like red."
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"I like red."
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"I can count ten hearts!"
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An introduction to heart health in a simple reading text. Three multiple choice questions on the same page.
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3x3=9. Laminate, use for learning center or bulletin board
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3x3=9. Laminate, use for learning center or bulletin board.
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"We want to buy her candy, because candy is sweet, just like our mother." A realistic fiction reading comprehension about Valentine's Day. Multiple-choice, short response questions, and an answer key are all included.
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A girl makes Valentine's cards for her friends in this realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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"Our art class is having a contest." A short reading comprehension.
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Rikki loves her pets, and she wants another one: a parrot. Will she get one? Find out with this realistic fiction reading comprehension, with short answer questions.
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"Suzy is making a heart." A very short realistic fiction valentine-themed reading comprehension.
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A friend takes a Valentine to Shelby in this realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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