I Moustache You To Be My Valentine.

In the spirit of the moustache trend, I just couldn’t help but include my kiddos in on the fun.  I downloaded a handlebar moustache from HERE, and then enlarged them in a document so I could cut them out on construction paper and glue them to a popsicle stick. Then, I took the *cutest* pictures of my little Valentines.

Developing them at Walmart was under $5, and I think our first grade families are going to love hanging them on the ol’ fridge when they’re out of our hallway. Anyway, our Morning Mini today focused on adding quotation marks to speech in sentences, so after describing the play on words with the moustaches (_______ moustache you a question…) we wrote the question “Will you be my Valentine?” using our best sentence writing skills. To help them remember the quotation marks and capitalization at the beginning, I pointed out the “big” heart.  To help them remember the quotation marks and question mark at the end, I pointed out the “little” heart.  {Check out the doc to see what I’m talking about :)}

The resulting product:

The kids thought it was HILARIOUS to say, “I Moustache You To Be My Valentine!” Their pictures turned out so cute, and gave me a good use for those big doilies!

Click the moustache below for the documents.

For additional Valentine’s Day activities, CLICK HERE.

Have a great day!