Valentine's Day Lesson Ideas & Resources

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This document provides resources for Valentine's Day-themed activities and lessons, including analyzing love quotes, creating comics and movies, learning about idioms, and using apps to send digital greeting cards. Topics covered include famous love quotes, websites for making Valentine's crafts and games, and links to Valentine's Day apps for creating and sharing videos and photo cards. The resources are intended to explore themes of love and relationships through interactive online activities.

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