Valentines for CVE (a silly “how to”). STEP 1: Fold the Valentine into a card Hold the card in...

Valentines for CVE(a silly “how to”)

STEP 1: Fold the Valentine into a card

Hold the card in your hand and then….

Fold it neatly. Like this

STEP 2: Add positive comments to the front of your card

A list of suggestions has been provided to your CARE Rep and teacher. You can refer to that if you can’t think of anything to write.

STEP 3: Write a short but inspiring message inside the card.

A list of suggestions has been provided to your CARE Rep and teacher. You can refer to that if you can’t think of anything to write.

STEP 4: Make it look nice!Use crayons, markers, or colored pencils to add color and your own unique touch!

You will be provided with some stickers but we have a limited amount – feel free to bring in your own materials to decorate your card.

Some tips…

Watch your spelling…

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Let’s set a good example for the elementary students. If you aren’t sure how to spell a word, look it up

or ask.

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motion of dispersed

particles relative to a

fluid under the influence

of a spatially uniform

electric field.

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Each homeroom is assigned to a grade level. If you are assigned a Kindergarten class, then try to make your cards something a Kindergartner would like to read. If you are

assigned to a 4th grade class, your card can reflect some higher level wisdom.

Quotes are great for if you aren’t sure what to write

Kindness in words creates

confidence. Kindness in

thinking creates profoundness.

Kindness in giving creates

love.Lao Tzu

No one is perfect – that’s why pencils have erasers.Author Unknown

We are creating these Valentines for the elementary students at CVE. They will receive them the week of Valentine’s Day. We would like you to send the students a positive message (not a LOVE message). These younger students look up to you

and this will mean a great deal to them. Please have fun making the cards but take it seriously.

Thank you.