Conversation Hearts, those little heart-shaped candies with messages on them, were first made by NECCO in 1902. The messages on the candies may have changed over the years, but kids still love them. Make a special handprint project using these candy hearts.
NEED:
- Computer, typewriter (optional)
- Pencil, pen, crayons, or marker
- Construction paper or poster board
- Candy conversation hearts
- Glue
How to make it:
- Type or have your kids print this poem on a sheet of paper. This isn't just any handprint, as you can plainly see. For it is a special handprint, made with love by me. Along with the handprint I send hugs and kisses your way, And wish you a very "Happy Valentine's Day!"
- On a heavy sheet of construction paper or poster board, either trace with a crayon or press your child's hand with paint.
- Write your child's name and date next to her handprint.
- Now, invite your child to glue on conversation heart candies as fingernails.
- Proceed to attach the written poem to the cardboard print with glue (trim it to size if necessary).
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