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Cut out the pictures of Washington and Lincoln to make a presidential tic-tac-toe board.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare Washington and Lincoln.
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Practice following directions... and make pretty valentines at the same time. Includes: sequencing events, following coloring instructions, etc. A set of four activities.
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Put the Valentine-themed words from the word bank in alphabetical order.
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Follow the directions to make a memory game with nine Valentine-themed cards.
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Use the picture cards to help you write a story about Valentine's Day.
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Follow the directions to make a tic-tac-toe board with hearts and roses.
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Put the winter words in alphabetical order.
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"Let's build a snowman!" A cut-and-paste activity with emphasis on following directions. One of six winter-themed literacy centers on our member site.
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Write a winter story using the picture cards.
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Sequence the winter events
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Snowman tic tac toe.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare the two snowmen.
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One of many Valentine legends, this one presents a martyr who stood up to the emperor and defended his beliefs. A reading comprehension, writing prompt, and word search.
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Uppercase letters of the alphabet, filled with small hearts, spell out "HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY". Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more.
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Use these colorful heart cards for a memory game.
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Photocopy onto colored paper, embellish creatively using your own skills.
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Match upper and lower case letters, or colors.
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Match upper and lower case letters, colors, numbers
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Print two copies of these six Valentine's pictures (ehart, cupid, rose, etc.) for a matching game of pictures, or match these pictures to the word cards.
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Print two copies of these six winter clothing words (heart, doves, rose, etc.) for a matching game of words, or match these words to the picture cards.
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Use for card games or adding games. Includes numbers 0-10, Ace, King, Queen and Jack, and the (+), (-), and (x) symbols.
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Use for card games or adding games. Includes numbers 0-10, Ace, King, Queen and Jack, and the (+), (-), and (x) symbols.
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Use for card games or adding games. Includes numbers 0-10, Ace, King, Queen and Jack, and the (+), (-), and (x) symbols.
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Match upper and lower case letters, or colors.
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Fun heart pictures make these flashcards useful for learning colors.
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Fun theme pictures and words make these flashcards useful for theme activities. Make two sets for a concentration/memory game.
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Two mini-booklets for students to write Valentine's stories, Valentine rhymes, a word search, and math problems.
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Fill in the blanks to make Valentine words.
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Use this Microsoft Word template, featuring Valentine illustrations, to type in a newsletter to parents.
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Heart, chocolate, heart, chocolate... what comes next? Cut out and paste in the correct pictures.
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"How many Valentine cards did Roger receive?" Use the picture graph to determine which student got the most valentines.
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"A Valentine is like a ..." Heart-shaped poem form with prompts.
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Write a poem in the heart-shaped balloon.
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Write any type of poem in this heart shaped balloon! Have fun!
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"Roses are ___. Violets are __." Fill in the missing words with tradition or imagination; heart shaped frames make a nice bulletin board decoration.
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"Of coarse, people dont just buy cards." Find the errors (punctuation, grammar, spelling, and capitalization) in the text. Common Core: ELA: Writing:W.6.5, W.7.5, W.8.5
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