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Valentine’s Day Class Party Set-up/ Prep: Send out a Valentine’s Day Class Party Note . Send out the note to parents about three weeks before th party. You can grab the class party note and a party plan below. Then really use your parent volunteers! Make a quick and easy ‘Party Plan’ for all of the volunteers to have on hand during Here's the basic Valentine's Day party structure that I've seen repeated successfully each year! Meet with the classroom teacher to discuss what he/she wants to happen on Valentine's Day. Find out the amount of time you have for the class party and what is allowed/not allowed. Create a Valentine's Day Party plan with FOUR stations. See below. Here’s a fun Valentine’s Day game that will reinforce literacy skills too. Here’s how it works: Students will learn that 8 people were at a Valentine’s Day party when two people were struck by cupids bow and fell in love. They’ll then need to solve who is cupid. Students will get 8 Valentine’s day non-fiction riddles to solve. Love and Science - Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to try a few cool science experiments. Grow crystals, create slime or make a love potion. Now that’s chemistry! Heart Smart - Learn about this miraculous muscle and how to keep it healthy. Using a stethoscope, have kids measure their heart rate while at rest and after activity. For more Valentine’s Day printables, crafts, and activities – check out all the fun projects we’ve done in the past. Be sure to look around the blog for more fun Valentine’s Day ideas. Now on to our favorite games and activities for your next Valentine’s Day class party or Valentine’s Day party with friends: 1. DON’T EAT CUPID GAME Valentine’s Day Party for Kids. You can’t let Valentine’s Day go by uncelebrated! This year, do more than a Valentine exchange. These ideas are perfect for a Valentine’s Day classroom party or an informal party with friends and family. Card Exchange. A card exchange is a classic activity for a reason. Another simple game to play in the classroom, tic tac toe with a Valentine’s Day spin! Photo source and idea from The House That Lars Built. Valentine’s Day Class Party Decor Ideas. Simple door or table decorations take a Valentine’s Day class party to the next level. Kids eyes will sparkle when they walk through the door and see them! Here are our favorite Valentine’s Day Classroom Party Ideas to celebrate this heart loving day. So treat yourself this Valentine’s Day with some chocolate (or whatever it is that brings you joy) and treat your kiddos to a fun social distanced Valentine’s Day party! Take a look at this Valentine’s Day Match-Up Bundle for heart-themed Here are some Valentine’s awards certificates you can hand out! Add in some educational activities. You can still learn while having fun! Add in some fun Valentine’s day STEM challenges to get their creativity flowing. Try my Valentine’s Day STEM challenges here. It comes with 7 fun themed Valentine’s activities to choose from. Valentine's Day craft; Valentine's Day snack or treat; Valentine's printable activity pages ; Read one of these cute Valentine books ; Pass out classroom Valentines; If you spend around 10 minutes at each of these stations, you easily have an hour Valentine's Day party planned for you. Valentine's Class Party Activities Valentine's Day Party Products Recommended in This Post: Valentine's Day Party Tip #1: Create A Spread Everyone Will Actually WANT To Eat; Valentine's Day Party Tip #2: Provide Easy To Serve Food; Valentine's Day Party Tip #3: Provide A Photo Booth; Valentine's Day Party Tip #4: Decorate With 'Love' Valentine's Day Party Tip #5: Stage Musical Throwing a classroom party can be a fun and exciting way to celebrate a special occasion or reward students for their hard work. As a first-time room parent, being in charge of a school party may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be difficult. Valentines Day is the perfect excuse to throw a themed soiree, whether you have little kids, school age or even want to put something special together for co-workers or friends. The first step in planning a party is coming up with your theme/concept. I usually start with the color palate. This year I chose bright pink, pale orange and pale pink. Here are some tips on how to throw a Valentine’s Day party in your classroom this year. Garnish your classroom with red and pink Valentine’s Day decorations weeks before the actual holiday. To get kids excited about the holiday, and to give them something to look forward to, decorate your classroom a few weeks before Valentine’s Day. But by the time our classroom Valentine’s Day Party rolls around, I am spent and all partied out! Despite loving party days, I just want something simple to pull together for our last classroom party. Throwing a classroom party can be quite stressful, so here are my top 10 Valentine’s Day Party tips to help make your party run smoothly! What's a Valentine's Day party without an art project? Have your students create fun Valentine critters using pre-made craft kits that are so easy and fun to put together. These adorable snails were my favorite. On our party day I like to include a few fun games and activities, a classroom fave is bingo. My students love to take turns being the Talk about the Valentine’s Day Class Party Letter you need to send home with all of the kids, and share a draft before you make copies. You can grab what I’ve used in the past here: How to throw a Rockstar Valentine’s Day Party. Then develop a plan. If you’re Room Parenting solo, then you brainstorm the plan. A Valentine’s Day outfit, complete with fun accessories like a headband, shoelaces or play jewelry. Or if they’re especially little, a snuggly onesie. Elementary. This is the age of Valentine’s Day parties, decorating Valentine’s Day boxes and sharing treats with friends. Enjoy the festivities together with these ideas. How to Throw a Virtual Valentine’s Party. First, let me start off by saying that a Virtual Valentine’s Day Party can be done whether you are teaching in person, or through a computer screen. The activities included in my resource can be used completely online, or projected for use in the classroom to keep students socially distanced! They’re a great way to make Valentine’s Day extra special while sharing laughs, creativity, and learning along the way. Whether it’s a competitive relay, a hands-on craft, or a fascinating science activity, these games will bring much fun to your celebration. Try a few of these great ideas with your family or friends this Valentine’s Day.
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