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Valentine's Day in school was a day that required serious planning. Why planning? Elementary School 1st-8th Grade Playgrounds Halloween Christmas. Kid Stuff 60s Jasie Sharp, 10, ponders her Valentine’s Day cards at party at JuanaMaria Elementary in Los Angeles in 1997. Carlos Mack delivers roses to a teacher at Telfair Ave School in Pacoima as a large heart is drawn in the sky’s above the Valley on this Valentines day in 1997. Download this stock image: Education in America in the 1960s – at the Annie Kellond Elementary School, East Lehigh Drive, Tucson, Arizona, USA in 1969. Here the students are having a Valentine's party with food and drink at their desks in their classroom. Note the red hearts on the small paper bowls, on clothing and attached to desks. In the USA Valentine’s Day (February 14th) has become a Feb. 13 1988: Jennifer Wolfe, 7, and Fatima Simms, 8, at Smith Elementary School pose with Valentines to send to children in Kenya. (The Denver Post/Getty Images) Here the students are having a Valentine's party with food and drink at their desks in their classroom. Note the red hearts on the small paper bowls, on clothing and attached to desks. In the USA Valentine’s Day (February 14th) has become a big event at schools. In elementary school children exchange Valentine’s cards. 19-10-2023 - Download this stock image: Education in America in the 1960s – at the Annie Kellond Elementary School, East Lehigh Drive, Tucson, Arizona, USA in 1969. Here the students are posting Valentine's cards in their classroom. Note the red hearts on their clothing and attached to desks. The post box has been adapted from an old shoe box. In the USA Valentine’s Day (February 14th) has (Denver Post/Getty Images) Jasie Sharp, 10, ponders her Valentine’s Day cards at party at JuanaMaria Elementary in Los Angeles in 1997. (Getty Images) Carlos Mack delivers roses to a teacher at Telfair Ave School in Pacoima as a large heart is drawn in the sky’s above the Valley on this Valentines day in 1997. Making handmade cards for Valentine's Day was popular during the 1960s. Source: Getty. In primary school days, and maybe even the early years of high school, a whole lesson was dedicated to Remember each child going around the room slipping cards into the slot in the top for all your school friends? 1960s Memories by DoYouRemember.com | Remember making these boxes for Valentine's Day in elementary school I often wish my sons could experience what elementary school was like in the 1960s. I have fond memories of those days. It seems days back then were more carefree and well, just a lot different from things today. Don’t get me wrong. My kids went to a fantastic elementary school which was run by a wonderful principal who believed in discipline. Many of them featured quirky Valentine's Day wishes from pop culture figures like Barbie, Alf or Garfield. Popular athletes from Michael Jordan to John Elway even had their own Valentine's Day cards. Here is a look at 45 retro Valentine's Day cards that will immediately have you thinking about which one you'd want to give your classmates. Liberty Elementary School second-grader Alexandar Johnson cuts out a paper heart for his Valentine's Day card on Feb. 1, 2011. Liberty students are making Valentines to send to nursing homes Perfect for a snowy February! Grab today! #2 Digital Valentine’s Day Cards. If you teach upper elementary to middle school and you’re looking for a Valentine’s Day activity that students won’t claim “is for babies,” then, they’ll fall in love with this fun idea! Students can create presentations, write greetings in other languages, or even sample traditional Valentine’s Day treats from around the world. Virtual Valentine’s Day Elementary School Activities. Even if you’re not physically together, Valentine’s Day can be a time to connect with classmates and friends in unique and interactive ways. Here the students are having a Valentine's party with food and drink at their desks in their classroom. Note the red hearts on the small paper bowls, on clothing and attached to desks. In the USA Valentine’s Day (February 14th) has become a big event at schools. In elementary school children exchange Valentine’s cards. Generation X was born, by broadest definition, between 1961 and 1981, the greatest anti-child cycle in modern history. Nevertheless, we grew up to become the world's most devoted parents: the "workhorse of America." Vintage 1950s / 1960s Style Die cut Valentine's Day Card - You Are My Sunshine! Vintage Valentines 27 Cute Corny Animal School Valentine Cards Die Cut Paper Valentine’s Day Art Projects Ideas in Elementary Art. For elementary art students, celebrating Valentine’s Day is practically a requirement! The day is filled with excitement, from exchanging class Valentines to enjoying candy. Take the chance to make heart-themed art and have some fun with your students. If You Have One Day: Valentine’s Day Writing Prompts for Elementary Students. Valentine’s Day is more than just candy hearts and paper cards—it’s an opportunity to help kids express their creativity through writing. Providing fun and imaginative prompts encourages elementary students to write, draw, and explore themes of kindness, love, and family.
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