3rd game grade valentine

These Goldfish valentines would make a perfect game prize or gift to the students! This is a clever variation on messy crumbs-all-over-the-floor cupcakes. Drop a pudding up in a cupcake liner, add a few fun decorations and a squirt of whipped cream, and there you go! Super cute and easy.

Do you remember making tissue paper crafts in school too? I loved it! This is a super easy craft the kids can make, while watching a fun love-themed movie, and munching on treats. At our local school, the third graders have a tutor day in February, where they get to be the big kids and help the Kindergarteners.

Education and fun together… sweet! You can also easily copy the idea and make your own worksheet for 3rd graders! And, for the older kids… Find Your Heart Mate game is another clever way of practicing math and having a blast at the same time! This is another fun game to use dice with, like the Roll and Cover game shared above.

Play both of them! Oh, the possibilities that this activity brings… so much imagination at work! I love the idea of using candy hearts and toothpicks… the kids will LOVE this!! Another simple drink idea that will light up the room. How sweet is this little lei craft? Any suggestions would be great! There is absolutely NO need for games for a Valentine's Day party.

In addition, cup cakes and juice.. I guess these days the cup cakes must be purchased from a bakery It's easy and it takes up a lot of time!

If you do that, no need for another game on top of passing out cards and eating. They can even use candy hearts for markers and eat those too! How To Play: Children divide into two teams. Put the hearts at the end of the room in two piles. The next team member then runs to the pile The first team to be sitting down wins.

Everyone enjoys a chocolate in the end. First child on each team holds cup on head. The child looks into the mirror held by another team member or it can be mounted on the wall and tries to fill their cup with candy using a spoon.

Place these cards inside the basket and when the party day comes, tell each student to select a valentine from this basket. Tell the students to quickly solve the problem and return the card for a special gift. Divide your class in a group of four to five students and gives a box to each group. Tell your students to arrange the candies into alphabetical order when you say go.

The first group to alphabetize the contents correctly can be rewarded with gifts. Remember to tell your students to raise their hands once they have completed their task. Matchmaker Each student is given a half heart containing one name of a famous pair such as salt and pepper, Adam and Eve etc. Tell the students to find their missing partner after moving around the room.