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I follow you on both! Name: Mrs. Mohammed email: [email protected] Thanks! I bought my kids glowstick bracelets (100 for $10) on Amazon and putting "you make my heart glow". Got idea from pinterest!!!! Thanks for the freebie!

What a great idea (the glowsticks!) I LOVE pinterest. What did we do without it??? :)

[email protected] Please send me the valentine's passes with Love, Mrs. Whaley THANK YOU!!!

These are so cute! I absolutey love your blog and your ideas! [email protected] Please send me the Valentine's homework passes with Love, Mrs. Adamec and one that says Love, Ms. Chaffin. 2 separate ones! Thanks so much

Love your passes. Please send me a copy with Love, Mrs. Campbell. I follow your blog and facebook. Tamara [email protected]

Tamara, do you have another email address? I can't get this one to work :( It keeps coming back to me.

Love this! Thanks for the freebie and what a great idea. Selina

Thank you Selina for all of your support! :)

Love, Ms. Coon send to [email protected] thanks!

I love your things! Always clever and practical. Of course I follow both your blog and FB. My students call me Mrs. T. (because Simoneaux is too long!) Each day when we dismiss, I say, "Mrs. T. loves you." Could you put THAT on the cards?? =) My email is [email protected]

OK...I have everyone! Thank you so much for your interest in the Homework Passes. Please come back and let me know how they went over in your class :)

Your blog is amazing!! Thanks so much for your wonderful ideas! Could I please have the homework passes Love, Mrs. DeLuca? [email protected] Thank you!!

Hi Stephanie: I don't have a Facebook page, so I downloaded the passes, skipped to Scrappin' Doodles and then did a little recreating. Your passes are cuter, but I got mine done--thanks to your inspiration! Happy Day! Kim Finding JOY in 6th Grade

I am glad they could inspire you (ps, you are totally a loyal follower -- and I just love your blog too -- and even without FB I would have sent them to you ;) )

I like to start with some sort of problem solving activity too, so they can try to work through the process and understand what is actually going on. Usually someone happens on something worth discussing with the whole class. Then they have background knowledge for learning the specific mathematical processes. Awesome idea about the box! Buzzing with Ms. B

It really is a great way to get the thinking about the process of math. I find that it helps too with the questions in other subjects. They are more apt to figure things out and problem solve for themselves if I am not always giving them the answers!

Thanks! For the homework passes. It will save me checking papers!! ❤ Pat A Time to Share & Create ♬ MY WEBSITE Fabulous 4th Grade

Pat, would you like the customizable ones? I can't find your email address on the blogs.

Thanks for your generosity. I follow you on both! Ms. King [email protected]

Hi, I have been watching your site for some time now. I just want to say as a new teacher your site has helped me so much! I am long term subbing (hoping for a full time job soon!) and your ideas are great and creative. Thank you for all you do! Email: [email protected] Name: Miss. Lambert

I am so happy to hear that Katie! Anything I can do to make that career beginning easier :) It is such a hard time...boy do I remember that!

OK...I have everyone up to here! :)

I too would love a copy. My students call me Mme F-B (Madame Ferguson-Brown), as it's quite a mouthful in English, let alone French! Great work with these! [email protected]

Thank you so much for sharing your cute Valentines Homework passes. I am following you on FB and your blog. Jenniffer Teacher name: Mrs. Pope [email protected]

Would love to give these to my students! I've done some similar cards but would love to save on the colored ink! Thanks for sharing, Mrs Holder [email protected]

LOVE your FB page and your blog! As of today I am following both. :-) I would love a personalized copy of your Valentines homework passes signed Love, Mrs. Paquette emailed to [email protected] Thank you so much for the freebie! Happy Valentines Day to you! Tracy Paquette

Thanks for sharing your homework passes. I know my students will love them. Love, Mrs. Smith [email protected]

Thank you so much everyone! I have everyone up to here :)

I would love a personalized copy. My kiddos will love it. Mrs. Albertson and my email is [email protected] Thanks!

I also would LOVE LOVE LOVE my name on the homework pass. Mrs. Ruiz [email protected] Thank you very much!

I know it is the last minute but I just found your blog and I love your homework passes!!! If you have time could you send me a copy with my name? Mrs. Bower [email protected] THANKS!

OK...I have sent them all out. :) I am off to bed. Happy Valentine's Day everyone!

Ok, so I just found this on Pinterest and was wondering if you could personalize it for me for this year! My email is [email protected] (Mrs. Feist) Thanks soooo much! Sharon Feist

Hey, I follow you in both places. Please add Love, Mrs. Kristin We use our first names - Thanks [email protected]

Not sure if you're still doing this or not. I follow you in both places & would love the cute customized homework passes. Please add: Love, Mrs. Larcher My email is: [email protected] Thanks!!! :)

Hello I follow both! I would love a set with Love, Mrs. Bassett [email protected]

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5 Easy ELA Ideas for Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is the perfect holiday for ELA teachers. There are so many opportunities to incorporate themes of love and friendship into our language arts activities. Any event that highlights words, emotions, and expressions is ideal for engaging our middle schoolers with some unique lesson ideas. If you are short on time but still want to add some Valentine’s Day fun to your lesson plans, here are a few easy ideas you can spin up pretty quickly.

1. Valentine Poetry Lesson

Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to introduce (or review) some poetic devices. A few easy ones that work with almost any poem include stanza, tone, imagery, and metaphor. Find a few Valentine poems that suit your age group and have students identify the poetic devices within them. Use this list on WeAreTeachers to save time searching for poems that fit your grade level.

If you want to add another layer to this activity, you can have students write their own Valentine poems that feature the poetic devices you review together. Ask them to pen a poem for a friend, family member, or something they’re passionate about. You can even host a poetry reading for those who want to share their work with the class.

Check out this post for more tips on teaching poetry analysis.

2. Literature Character Letters

This idea works particularly well if you are in the midst of a novel study that has a strong relationship or friendship theme . The assignment is to have students write a friendship letter (or thank-you note) from one character to another. This is a great way to test their understanding of the characters and storyline within your novel unit, and it gives kids creative writing practice.

TIP: If you are not currently reading a book together in class, you can use easy examples like Cinderella, Rapunzel, or The Little Mermaid. Discuss the challenges each of these famous romances faced and see where your students go with their letters!

3. Valentine’s Day Word Work

Students get tired of doing the same things every week, whether it’s a weekly writing list or vocabulary word work. Seasonal events are the perfect time to get creative with new word work templates . For Valentine’s Day, try reimagining your weekly vocabulary list with words related to love and friendship. Click the image or link here below to download my Valentine Vocabulary Freebie PDF.

I’ve also included a simple heart-shaped spelling printable and word grid you can use to add even more fun to your vocab lesson. Repetition is an important part of learning to spell new words, and these activities make the process a little more engaging.

4. Random Acts of Kindness

This year, Random Acts of Kindness Day lands on Saturday, February 17th, but did you know that Random Acts of Kindness Week is also a thing? It starts on Valentine’s Day, so this year it kicks off on a Wednesday. There are dozens of ways to incorporate reading and writing activities into this week, and you can even find free lesson plans on the RAK Foundation website .

One easy idea is to have a class discussion where you brainstorm random acts of kindness that students could perform. Follow that up with journal writing, where students write about their goals for kindness week.

Another idea is to turn this into a daily journal challenge for the week. If you want to inspire your kids with a fun story about this time, check out my Random Acts of Kindness Reader’s Theater . It also includes a few comprehension activities related to this special week.

5. Valentine’s Day Homework Pass

If you need a quick Valentine idea to give to your students, nothing is easier than making a homework pass! These things are like gold in my classroom, and I love listening to the kids strategize about how they are going to maximize their pass! See below for the design I am using this year. You can click the image or use this link to download this free PDF to use in your classroom.

Hopefully, you found some ideas here to enhance your Valentine’s Day classroom activities. This really is a great “learning holiday” for ELA teachers. There are so many real-world imagery and figurative language examples around in February. Take advantage of it to highlight the power of expression through words in both reading and writing. Happy Valentine’s Day!

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