There are tons of ways to keep your students busy and to help them have a fun and exciting time on Valentine's Day at school. Love mail
Supply a letterbox that can be made from a cardboard box and offer
Love mail
Place a letterbox that can be made out of a cardboard box and invite the children to write congratulations on Valentine's Day. These do not have to be declarations of love, but there can be cards for friends, and small gifts, and compliments to classmates.
Valentine's Day Quiz "Guess My Match"
It is necessary to divide the class into teams. The teacher thinks of a couple from literature, film or cartoon. The teacher gives a first-person description of the character, and the students must guess who his pair is.
The team that guesses the most mysterious pairs wins.
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Game "Guess who I am"
This game is adored by most teenagers. You will need cards on which, on the one hand, will be written the names of characters, one way or another associated with love stories.
The rules of the game are as follows:
The teenagers take turns choosing cards, but do not look at what is written there.
Then they usually attach the card to the forehead, as shown in the photo.
And they ask questions that will allow them to guess who exactly is indicated on the card. But it's not that simple. Questions should be asked so that the answer is yes or no.
With a large number of players, you can limit the number of questions to 10-15-20.
Tic-tac-toe for elementary school students
The usual game of "tic-tac-toe" can turn into a festive one, if played on the wall with balloons or colored hearts. You can use decorative tape or masking tape to mark the wall.
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Coloring pages for children
Children from elementary grades can be entertained with coloring pages on the theme of Valentine's Day.
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