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Color the hearts, cut them out, and paste them in order from smallest to largest.
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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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Review vocabulary and comprehension for this Valentine-themed story from Karen Gray Ruelle's "Harry and Emily" series.
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Dozens of hearts are scattered across this coloring page. A great Valentine's Day coloring activity.
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Two trails of hearts on this Valentine's Day coloring page.
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Roll the dice and move around the candy-heart covered board.
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Make this desk tag, with purple hearts and elegant "be mine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with red hearts and elegant "be mine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with pink hearts and cute "be my valentine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with red roses and elegant "be my valentine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with purple hearts and elegant "be mine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with red hearts and elegant "be mine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with pink hearts and cute "be my Valentine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with red roses and elegant "be my Valentine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with red hearts and cute teddy bears, and "my sweet Valentine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with colorful hearts, for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with cute candy hearts, for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with red hearts, cute teddy bears and "my sweet Valentine", for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with colorful hearts, for your students' desks!
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Make this desk tag, with colorful hearts, for your students' desks!
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Roll the die and move along the board to decide whether the ground hog will see his shadow.
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Review vocabulary and comprehension for Lillian Hoban's story of friendship and valentines.
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Review comprehension and vocabulary from Kate McMullan's story of a loveable class guinea pig on Groundhog Day.
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Comprehension and vocabulary work to accompany Karen Gray Ruelle's "Harry and Emily" holiday story.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with the colorful heads of Lincoln and Washington. Four letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more. These match our February presidents calendar header.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with the heads of Lincoln and Washington. Four letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more. These match our February presidents calendar header.
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Season-neutral calendar header, with colorful dots to indicate the month.
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Writing prompts for holidays and other special occasions in February. UNLINED.
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Post the names of students with February birthdays on this heart-themed border paper.
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Cut out the groundhog and the burrow. Attach the groundhog to a popsicle stick and "pop" him through the hole. Does he see his shadow?
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"I like red."
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"I like red."
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"If the sun comes out, he sees his shadow."
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Coloring pages and facts about Martin Luther King, Jr.
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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 reading comprehension about the famous abolitionist.
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A reading comprehension about the "greatest" boxer.
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A reading comprehension about the suffragist and abolitionist.
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