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Glow Valentine

There has been more awareness about food allergies the last few years in schools and on Facebook. 
Class parties are trying to keep food allergies in mind by doing activities not based around treats. 

I think it is great so many people are trying to be sensitive to all kid needs and not leaving a child out due to allergies. 

This year I kept this in mind when planning the dragons Valentine's. 
I am all for involving everyone but I am also all for keeping things cheap. 

My dragons love glow sticks so when I found this idea on Pintrest it was an easy pick. 

Materials 

  • Glow sticks (I found them 5 for a dollar at Walmart) 
  • Valentine heart template
  • Hole punch (I only have a three hole punch but either works) 
  • scissors 









I created a Valentine Heart Template for the dragons to cut out and write their names on. 
While they cut I opened all of the glow stick packages. 

Once they finished cutting I put two holes in each heart depending on where they wanted to put their names.  





After they were cut and punched we put the glow sticks through the holes and they were ready to go! 


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