This Valentine’s Day, play the matchmaker between fun and education with Exciting STEM Activity, Fun Facts, Interactive Valentine game and thought-provoking Discussion Prompt.
VALENTINE STEM ACTIVITY: MÖBIUS STRIP HEART
Mobius Strip Hearts
Love never ends – Just like a Mobius Strip!
Explore infinity and geometry with Mobius Strip Hearts Craft – a perfect Valentine activity for classrooms and home learning.
Möbius strip is hands-on Valentine activity to boost creativity and sneak in mathematical concepts while making a unique heart-shaped craft.
Here’s why you’d love it:
- Uses simple supplies;
- No prior preparations required;
- Takes under 15 minutes to make;
- Boost mathematical & reasoning skills;
- Great for students (and adults!) of all grades.
This surprising STEM activity-cum-craft will intrigue kids and help them see the magic of spatial orientation in everyday life. Encourage children to think of things that use this concept in everyday life.
FUN FACTS ABOUT LOVE FROM ANIMAL KINGDOM
Lovebirds mate for life and aren’t just a Valentine’s Day symbol!These small, colourful African parrots form strong monogamous bonds with their mates, often staying together for life. Their deep connection and affectionate nature are why they’ve become a symbol of love.
Gentoo penguins search for the perfect or the smoothest pebble to gift their mate! Just like a tiny engagement ring, this pebble acknowledges the relationship between the two penguins and helps grow the nest for their budding family.
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FUN GAME: VALENTINE WOULD YOU RATHER
This lighthearted, thought-provoking game encourages kids to think and have fun while choosing their preferences. These questions are certain to get them into a dilemma every time. Here are a few to kick start:
- Would you rather spend Valentine’s Day with family or friends?
- Would you rather wear Cupid’s wings or carry his bow and arrow everyday to school?
- Would you rather sing a love song or act in a romantic play?
- Would you rather receive Valentine’s Day wishes in email or hand written notes?
Of course you can delve further into conversation by asking them to explain their choice.
DISCUSSION PROMPT: FOOD FOR THOUGHT
What does love mean to you?
Does it mean kindness, compassion, spending time with each-other or helping the person grow? Encourage kids to think beyond the stereotypical associations of love and ponder over what loving someone or being loved actually feels like.
UNTIL NEXT WEEK, STAY CURIOUS & SPREAD LOVE!
