Each year on February 14th, many people exchange cards, roses, and chocolates with their special “valentine," but do you know, Who was Valentine?... A saint?
Why is called Valentine? It comes from a Christian root, from a martyr from the 5th century, and Roman Traditions.
Who is St. Valentine? The Catholic Church recognizes, at least, three different saints named Valentine, all of whom were martyred.
About the Legend? Valentine was a Bishop in the third century in Rome. Valentine may have been killed for attempting to help Christians escape from Roman prisons during Emperor Claudius. Before his death, it is alleged that he wrote a letter signed “From your Valentine,” an expression that is still in use today.
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Valentine’s Day Activities for kids
1. Coloring Page - download here:
2. Personalized Valentine’s Place-mat.
My favorite Valentine’s Activities my children made at Elementary School:
PLACEMAT INSTRUCTIONS
💗 Trace hearts with color pencil on a heavy paper stock
💗 Color the inside with different color crayons.
💗 If possible, laminated the paper & Round corners for safety