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Valentine's Day Literary Activities for Any Text. One of the easiest ways to incorporate Valentine's Day fun into your middle school ELA or high school English classroom is by assigning these Valentine's Day Literary Activities to your students! Whether you have your students use textual evidence to create a character dating or write a With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, it is time to think about infusing rigorous and academic content with the whimsy fun of February 14. Here’s a list of several different activities you can do in the middle school ELA or high school English classroom during the first couple weeks of February. Your students are sure to love these Valentine's Day activities for secondary ELA! For a class period, have students create figurative language Valentine’s Day cards in Canva. They can create their cards on an 8.5×11 inch design, and include four different Valentine’s Day cards on the page. Each Valentine’s Day card must include puns or figurative language and related graphics. Celebrating Valentine’s Day in your English class doesn’t have to be over the top or dramatic, though. In this post, I hope to share three ideas for celebrating Valentine’s Day in the high school English classroom appropriately. Valentine’s Day Ideas for the High School English Classroom #1: Read a Love Poem This post contains a list of fun and engaging lesson plans, creative writing, activities, and fun stuff for Valentine's Day in middle school and high school English Language Arts. These options include analyzing poetry and songs to writing love letters to characters to editing epic Valentine's Day Celebrate Valentine's Day in your ELA class with these engaging Valentine's Day Literary Activities! Your students will love these Valentine's Day Activities that can either be paired perfectly with your current novel study or used on their own! This Valentine's Day Activities Pack includes three fu Create a Valentine's Day Squiggle Drawing and Story Squiggle stories are a fun, no prep writing idea that 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students love. To write a squiggle story, give students a sheet of paper with a random squiggle on it. This engaging Valentine’s Day ELA activity is ideal if you’re looking to simply print and go. However, I love to make things a little “extra,” as the kids say. For example, I like to grab a couple of seasonal props from the dollar store – think heart-shaped decorations on the windows, or a pair of heart-shaped sunglasses! Whether your classroom is filled with eager young minds or more mature students, the essence of Valentine’s Day offers a plethora of ways to make learning fun. I am an experienced teacher, and I love occasions like Valentine’s Day because they help me educate my students on this historical and culturally impactful time of year. It's also a time when you can foster your students' creative writing by introducing a holiday twist. I'm excited to share 4 creative writing activities that you can use to incorporate the spirit of Valentine's Day in your ELA curriculum this year. 1. Writing a Break-Up Letter. Valentine's Day doesn't have to be all roses, chocolates, and love! Use these funny Valentine’s text messages to portray your goofy, silly, and cute love for her on Valentine’s Day! After all, mixing romance with humor is the best remedy for any relationship. Here are 25 fun “Happy Valentine’s Day messages” to adorn your card: Happy Valentine’s Day to the teacher whose kindness is a beacon of light in our educational journey. Your caring nature creates a safe and supportive space for learning and personal development. Wishing our teacher a Valentine’s Day filled with the love and appreciation you deserve. 3. VALENTINE'S DAY: Make a poster about Valentine's Day. Show your work to your classmates in the next lesson. Did you all have similar things? 4. BREAKING UP: Write a magazine article about ending relationships online. Include imaginary interviews with people who are for and against this. a) St. Valentine’s Day started in the nineteenth century. b) On Valentine’s Day people send cards to the people they love. c) St. Valentine’s Day is 15 February. d) Chocolates are a kind of food. e) People often go out to dinner in restaurants in the evening. f) St. Valentine’s Day is named after a famous Roman emperor. Because love is in the air! This topic is all about Valentine's Day on 14 February, a traditional celebration of romantic love. In this topic you can: write about Valentine's Day traditions in your country and tell us if you celebrate; watch a video and listen to some members of the LearnEnglish team talking about Valentine's Day Valentine’s Day, observed annually on February 14th, epitomizes the essence of a hallmark holiday. It sees billions of cards exchanged, along with a surge in purchases of chocolates, flowers, and romantic gestures. You can make every Valentine’s text message even more specific by adding funny or cute facts from your and your sibling’s life. It will bring back many pleasant memories and remind both of you of the significance of family love. 7 Valentine’s Text Messages For Long-Distance Relationships Teachers can use these Valentine's Day poem inserts as useful teaching tools. The original poetry on the poem has a beautiful message about love and unity and has a lovely pink and red design with a gorgeous image. These printable inserts for children's Valentine's Day cards feature a choice of four cute Valentine's poems. They're perfect for your class to give to parents, friends, or loved Chocolates and flowers are commonly given as gifts during Valentine's Day, as are accompanying greeting cards (greeting card companies release new Valentine's Day designs annually). Red and pink are generally understood to be "the colors" of Valentine's Day, and many individuals, instead of celebrating romantically, spend the holiday with their Join onestopenglish today . With more than 700,000 registered users in over 100 countries around the world, Onestopenglish is the number one resource site for English language teachers, providing access to thousands of resources, including lesson plans, worksheets, audio, video and flashcards.
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