Oh my goodness! I wish you could have been in my classroom to see all of the Valentine’s Day boxes in person because they were just TOO CUTE! I have almost sixty students, and if I am being honest, I wanted to share ALL of them with you. Every single box. However, that would use up a TON of bandwidth, and this post would easily become the longest blog post ever, so I decided to narrow it down. Not that it was easy. At all. 🙂
Any-hoooooo! This is a great way to take a non-academic tradition and give it a little ELA flair! This project was a great way to get my kiddos to review story elements in a fun way too! If you are interested in checking out this file for your own classroom, you can check it out HERE! Happy Valentine’s Day, friends!
These are some of the best boxes & ideas around! So super adorable!
Amy Howbert
Little Miss Organized
amyhowbert1@gmail.com
So cute! We did boxes too! I love this day just to see the creativity come out of my kids. Thanks for sharing!
YoungTeacherLove 5th Grade Blog
Amazing! True works of art. Definitely on the homeschool to do list!!
These boxes are the cutest things ever! What a great idea!
Linda
AroundtheKampfire
These boxes are adorable! Thank you for sharing the photos with us. What a clever idea for older kids. Love it! ~Michelle
FirstGradeBest
These turned out great!! Love this idea 🙂
We did these too. And they turned out great. best Valentine's Day ever.
Those boxes are super cute! I love the idea!
Megan
Mrs. Wheeler’s First Grade
Mrs. Wheeler TpT
I love how you find fun ways to squeeze in just a little extra learning. Those are fantastic!
Have a great weekend!
Jenny
Suntans and Lesson Plans
I LOVE this idea!! What a great way to incorporate literature with Valentine's Day. . .I'm soooo pinning you. I'm hosting a linky for people to share their Valentine's Day pictures, I'd REALLY love for you to link up this post if you have time. Enjoy your long weekend.
✰ Stacy
Simpson Superstars