Teacher in Need of Valentine's Day Gift Ideas

RE: Teacher in Need of Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Post by KimmyLynn (34) | (01/29/2008) Blog! | Contact i forgot to add when i did this we used colorful scraps of tissue paper but you can also paint and then have kids add whatever decorative trim and they come out cute cut the lil saying you print out with decorative scissors!!! RE: Teacher in Need of Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Post by KimmyLynn (34) | (01/29/2008) Blog! | Contact http://familycrafts.about.com/cs/giftsforanyone/l/blhugsgft.htm hope this helps i made these they are so cute RE: Teacher in Need of Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Post By Sarah (Guest Post) (01/17/2008) One Of The Most Romantic And Unique Valentines Day Gifts I've Seen I love finding creative Valentines Day gifts that are totally unique. http://www.sandmessage.com Finding unusual gift ideas can be a lot of fun. Whether it's for Valentines day or some other occasion, I get a real kick out of finding something quite unique. It's a Valentines Day message written in sand, accompanied by a special certificate recording the message. A momentary sandmessage of love. All that's needed from you is to dream up the most creative and romantic Valentines message that you can that will set your mans heart racing. The perfect way to deliver a romantic Valentines day message. It's about as romantic as it gets. RE: Teacher in Need of Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Post By darrla (Guest Post) (02/03/2005) Windsocks!! An easy, inexpensive fun way to celebrate Valentine's Day. I use construction paper and let the kids decorate any way they wish. Some use crayons and draw hearts or other pictures on it, or maybe stickers if you have them. Then roll the paper into a cylinder. Attach red, pink and white paper streamers to the bottom (from a roll, usually about 3 rolls for a dollar) then use ribbon or string at the top to hang them. RE: Teacher in Need of Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Post by Jazzlyn (15) | (01/27/2005) Blog! | Contact Get the children to use red finger paint to print their handprints on a piece of paper then they can draw the stems in green finger paint underneath it to make two roses and then sign their name voila a valentines day gift and momento. Jazzlyn in Newfoundland RE: Teacher in Need of Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Post by dayarl51 (3) | (02/08/2003) Blog! | Contact You will need 1 small doily, red ribbon and 2 candy canes. Take the 2 candy canes glue them together to form a heart and then glue the heart onto the doily an add the ribbon to the top as a bow. RE: Teacher in Need of Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Post by im4peace (2) | (02/07/2003) Blog! | Contact Take two pieces of construction paper, maybe different colors, and draw a heart. {we used a scalloped pattern] cut out the two hearts and punch holes along the the edges about 1/2 in apart or so. Then lace the two pices together, starting at one side of the top of the heart,go all around and meet at the top. Fill with candy hearts{or a love letter to mom and dad} and tie into a bow. Here are two ideas... Post by beachcitymom (3) | (02/06/2003) Blog! | Contact VALENTINE'S ANGELS Need old-fashioned clothespins, heart-shaped doilies, glue, markers, gold pipe cleaners, lace or fabric scraps Using fabric or lace scraps, "dress" the clothespin angel. Use markers to make the face and a bit of gold pipe cleaner for the halo. Glue the lace doilies to the back of the clothespin to make wings. Add stick-on magnet to the back or hang from embroidery thread. CARDBOARD FRAMES Need sheets of cardboard, foam hearts, fake jewels, pink or red yarn Cut cardboard ahead of time for kids so that they have a "picture" hole. Or use tongue depressors to make a frame. Let the kids wind the yarn over and around the cardboard, completely covering it. Tuck ends under. Glue foam hearts and fake jewels onto the yarn and let dry. Tape a picture to the back of the frame so that the face shines through!