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Valentine Blog Hop

ByChristi Fultz

I’m participating in my first ever blog hop, the Valentine Blog Hop sponsored by Effective Teaching Articles.  You can follow the links below to collect a Valentine freebie from each blog.  You can also sign up to participate in each blog’s give away, with winners from each blog being chosen on February 15th. 

My Valentine Freebies:


Heartfelt Creations Valentine Art and Writing Project

This isn’t a download, but it is something I love to do with my students each year.  Give each student a sentence strip and a handful of large conversation hearts.  Have them create a comic strip by drawing their own characters and gluing conversation hearts as the dialogue. Challenge them to write their own dialogue too.  It’s a great way to review punctuation marks and have fun too!

How to Play:
  • Visit each blog to find your free Valentine’s Day teaching resource.
  • Enter each blog’s giveaway for a chance to win fabulous teaching resources from TpT.
  • Help promote the Valentine Blog Hop to your colleagues and teacher friends through word of mouth and social networking.
  • Bloggers love comments! Please take the time to check out the teacher-bloggers posts and leave relevant comments.
How to Enter Ms. Fultz’s Corner Valentine Blog Hop Giveaway:

  • Become a follower of my TpT Store and this blog.  Leave a comment on this post with your name, email, and what you teach. You may use AT instead of @ and DOT instead of . to keep spam away.  
  • You can earn an additional entry by sharing a new way you will use the Heart Matching Game freebie from my blog.  I love new ideas! Just leave a second comment with your idea.
  • I will use random.org to draw one winner on February 15th.
  • The winner will receive a $10 TpT gift card to purchase ANY item from ANY seller.  The winner may also select a free item from my shop if I have something that’s appropriate for your needs.

22 Comments

  2. I used your hearts yesterday, I ran them on pink paper and let the kids cut them out with crafting "funky" scissors so they looked lacey. I left them as the 7s times tables because my crew is still having trouble with 6, 7 & 8, no matter what tricks we use!
    Thanks,
    ~Fern
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  5. I would use your hearts from your TpT store to make number word and numbers matching games. My kinders are having a little trouble recognizing/reading the number words so this would be perfect for that!

    Sorry I didn't leave my name and grade level on the post above:

    Kelly Brown
    Kindergarten
    kellybrown28021 at gmail dot com

  9. I will use the hearts to review compound words or contractions. The hearts will be cut in half to write the two words that form a compound word or I will give the students 2 hearts to write the 2 words that make up a contraction and what that contraction looks like.

    rmariemuniz AT yahoo DOT com

  12. I think I would use the hearts in a center to practice sums of ten. I have 5 new students who are way behind the rest of my class when it comes to mastering their addition facts, so hopefully a fun center will help them catch up a little bit, but it will also still hold interest for the rest of my students!

    Jennifer @ Herding Kats In Kindergarten ingen77 @ yahoo.com

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