Valentines Day is a perfect time to get mail for kids from Mrs. Lisa at My Very Own Mail! The children will receive a fun Valentines Day craft, a Valentines Day surprise, and Mrs. Lisa will tell them about a great Valentines Day book that they can read!
"Kids love mail!
Valentines Day is the perfect time to send your kids a fun mail package!"


Valentines craft, Valentines stickers, and a letter from Mrs. Lisa, encouraging your child to love books!

Valentines Goodies for Your Kids!
Great Stuff on Amazon
Arthur's Great Big Valentine (I Can Read Book 2)
Amazon Price: $3.95 (as of 10/12/2008)
The Valentine Star (Kids of the Polk Street School)
Amazon Price: $4.99 (as of 10/12/2008)
Elizabeth's Valentine (Sweet Valley Kids)
Amazon Price: (as of 10/12/2008)
Valentines Lovers Feedback
Who is Valentines Day for?
Fetching blurbs now... please stand byValentines Day is for grown-ups.
Evelyn_Saenz says:
Valentines Day is for anyone who loves, be it adult, child or squid.
Posted January 30, 2008
Lisa-Marie-Mary says:
Yep - although it sure is fun to celebrate with your kids, it's definitely for grownups, too! Especially those who are newly in love...ahhh...those were the days! :)
Posted January 24, 2008
Vlalentines Day is for kids.
Lisa-Marie-Mary says:
I must say, I totally agree with you! My mother always made Valentines Day special for me as a kid, and so I try to do the same for my kids!
I think I needed one more selection here - Valentines is for everyone! ;)
Posted January 24, 2008
prosperity66 says:
Valentine's Day is for everybody... not only for couples. Love is not only related to sex, it's also the love you have for your family, children...
Posted January 24, 2008
Valentines Fun at School
Small craft boxes can be covered with white paper to resemble a mailbox. Kids can paste X's and O's and hearts to the outside. Inside the mailbox put a homemade card that says something that your child likes about each of them even if it is only the color of their shirt. Add a small treat inside the mailbox to put an even bigger smile on the children's faces.
Stickers decorate cards just as well as drawings. Using scissors that create decorative edges, cut hearts and other shapes out of cardstock paper. The shapes can be pasted on a larger piece of cardstock and given that special touch using stickers. Be sure that your child doesn't forget to write the name of each child on the card. He or she can even make one for their teacher.Send each child in his class a teddy bear gram. Small Valentine's bears can be purchased at the dollar store. They have bears with clear plastic slots on the front for a wallet size picture. Instead of a picture slip a folded Valentine's Day message in the pocket. In addition to the friendly message, each child gets a teddy bear to love.

All kids like to get chocolate on Valentine's Day. Wrap several candy kisses in aluminum foil and shape it like one giant chocolate kiss. Write a note for each classmate on a long slip of paper and roll it up. Attach one end of the paper to the top of the foil kiss. If you're short on time or your child has a large class, the messages can all be the same to remove the need to uniquely address each giant kiss. Kids can write something cute on the paper and sign their name.
Traditional cards are okay for classmates, but if your child has an imaginative mind, let them exercise it with these ideas. Make Valentine's Day in the classroom exciting and new.
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Lisa-Marie-Mary
Thank you, Evelyn and fanfreluche! I appreciate your visits and you compliments! :) Posted February 10, 2008 |
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fanfreluche
Nice!! 5/5 and I lensrolled you on: French fashion designers valentine day stamps Posted February 08, 2008 |
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Evelyn_Saenz
I'm sending you some virtual Valentine's Day Adjectives and Heart Shaped Waffles for such a great Valentine's Day Lens. Posted January 30, 2008 |
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Lisa-Marie-Mary
Thank you very much!! :) Posted January 25, 2008 |
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prosperity66
I love the Valentine's Day for kids idea! Posted January 24, 2008 |

