An exciting twist on Conversation Hearts!! Counting down is one of our favorite pass times!!! Visuals are great reminders! Little dude loves it!! We count down days till going on vacation, going to Disney, and holidays! It’s also a great math lesson, a lesson in waiting for something & self- esteem builder. For our Valentine’s Day Count Down I decided to add a twist and have him count up to Valentine’s Day! I traced and cut out hearts out of red, pink, & white construction paper. I wrote positive messages on each heart. Each morning when Little Dude wakes up, he’ll find a new note on his door getting a new heart message each day counting up the days to February 14!
Have fun!!!
Conversation Hearts
What you Need:
Red, pink & white construction paper
Scissors
Tape
Marker to write your message
How to:
1. Traced heart shapes on red, pink, & white construction paper.
2. Cut out 14 hearts.
3. Write a positive message on each heart.
4. Every day tape one on their bedroom door!!!
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what a great way to show your family members how much you love them. I really like this idea. I’m always looking for ways to get the kids more excited about the holidays.
Conversation hearts are a cute way to communicate. The shape of the notes themselves say a lot making the words on them redundant.
This is such an adorable idea. Teaching your kids kindness and love. I can so see my mom doing something like this for me when I was younger, she is such a sweetheart!
Those are soooo cute, and what a sweet thing to do for those you love. Definitely keeping this one in mind.
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These are so nice! I would love to make this with my kids when the Valentine comes around.
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This is a great activity to do with my kids. The teen will likely complain but the little one will be all in. Visual are better.
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Awesome idea to remind our family how much we love them. Sometimes we do get trapped in the hustle and bustle of trying to make a living that we miss those moments to tell our family that we truly care and love them!
These are super easy to make and cute. They are a nice way to boost confidence and make someone feel good about themselves.
This is so cute! I saw something similar to this on Pinterest one year. I never got around to doing it, but this year I think I might!
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This looks like such a simple (but adorable!) activity. I’m sure this will make your little dude feel extra special this February. It’s always nice to receive a little bit of positivity.
I love leaving little notes like this for my kids. Let’s them know I care!
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Now that is a thoughtful idea. Encouragement goes such a long way.
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If I had someone to send these cute conversation hearts I definitely would, this is such a romantic and cool way to show love.
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Aww I love this, this is such a nice idea, I can just imagine leave different notes around the place for a loved one to find.
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Conversation hearts have ALWAYS been a favorite Valentines Day decoration. I would stick them in the kids’ lunches on Valentines Day. I love the idea of a Valentines Day countdown. What a great way to get the kids excited for the holiday.
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These are such cute notes! I might have to do something like this. I sometime leave notes in my children’s lunch boxes.
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These are so cute and the hearts are a great way to countdown to Valentine’s Day! I love the positive affirmations on the hearts as well.
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That is a cute idea for anyone that celebrates Valentine’s Day. It’s easy to make and super fun for the kids.