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This Valentine’s Day take the time to celebrate kindness with the ones you love with these simple and fun Valentine’s activities! Take our February challenge. Have fun with this heart-themed 28-Day Kindness Challenge. Tackle one small act of kindness each day, or see how many activities you can complete on Valentine's Day alone. Related: Best 50 Kindness Affirmations. For Your Kids. Make heart-shaped pancakes or sandwiches. Write little love notes and place them in their lunchbox. Create a special Valentine’s Day craft together. Plan a family game night with their favorite games. Read a bedtime story about love and kindness. Bake Valentine’s-themed cookies together. The key is to show love without focusing on giving or receiving material representations of that love. The following activities are great for adults, families with young children, or even classrooms to celebrate Valentines Day without becoming preoccupied with the consumerism that this holiday sometimes evokes. 7 Acts of Kindness for Valentines Day I have a set of three reading passages about Valentine’s Day. The reading passages are written for 2nd-4th grade students and include comprehension activities. One of the reading passages is about how people celebrate Valentine’s Day worldwide. Read more about the Valentine’s Day Reading Passages or purchase them via the links below. Today I wanted to share 60 inexpensive ways to show kindness that you can use this Valentine’s Day and every day after that. Kindness absolutely does not need to come in a big gesture. In fact, sometimes it’s the smallest things that can really mean the most. Have students write or use visuals to describe how the Valentine’s Day kindness activities made them feel. Ask them to write or draw about what they learned about kindness through the activities. 2) Discussions. Facilitate conversations about how the Valentine’s Day kindness activities changed or impacted the classroom environment. 3) Observe 3. Be Kind To The Earth . The emphasis on material expressions of love tends to bring a lot of waste with it. Show some kindness for the environment by carefully considering how you might celebrate a waste free Valentine Day. What are some other ways you’re adding love and kindness into your Valentine’s Day celebration? We’d love to know! Valentines is only one day of the year. Download our kindness calendar for ideas to do every day of the month all year long! Share your stories with us @rakfoundation or info@randomactsofkindness.org. Every February 14th, we celebrate Valentine's Day! Valentine’s Day is the day of love, and warm smiles, big hugs, and sweet kisses are its most recognizable signs of affection. However, there are other ways to show love, kindness, and care, too. Read on for 10 Valentine's Day kindness activities to celebrate the cherished holiday and more. 1. This Valentine’s Day, try loving-kindness meditation That's why we're committed to reporting on all the world's religions, and showing how faith, and faith leaders, affect policy, politics Teach your kids simple ways to be kind to others with this Valentine's 24 Acts of Kindness Printable. Each day you will have a new opportunity to show your child how a little kindness goes a long way. This Valentine's Day countdown can be a great way for kids to do things for their family members like give a high 5 or bake cookies. “If you wanna be my lover, you’ve got to get with my friends.” – Spice Girls “I want all of you, forever, you and me, every day.” – Nicholas Sparks Funny Valentine’s Day Quotes to Mom “Mom, thanks for always being my emergency contact. Wishing you a love-filled (but drama-free) Valentine’s Day!” “Happy Valentine’s Day to the woman who taught me how to loveand how to clean my room!” 3. Be Kind To The Earth . The emphasis on material expressions of love tends to bring a lot of waste with it. Show some kindness for the environment by carefully considering how you might celebrate a waste free Valentine Day. Looking for a cute “hoot-tastic” Valentine’s Day writing craftivity? When I taught third grade, my students loved pairing a craft with a simple and short writing activity. First, students write all about how they can show love this Valentine’s Day. Next, they place their writing pieces inside the heart of the owl craft they color and make. 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. Valentine’s Day Activities Surrounding Kindness for Preschoolers. There are many fun Valentine’s Day activities that you can do with a preschooler. Showing the true meaning of the holiday of kindness and love helps them learn how to treat themselves and others well. Kindness: Look for small ways to show kindness, like offering help or encouragement. Humility: Put the needs of others before your own, emulating Jesus’ humility (Philippians 2:3-5). Perseverance: Stay committed to love, even when it’s hard or unreciprocated. Valentine’s Day is the perfect time for kids to get creative, and these Valentine’s Day heart cards make it easy to spread love in a fun, hands-on way.. With this simple printable, kids can color, write a special message, cut, and fold their own Valentine’s cards, making each one personal and unique. 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