Tyler has basically aged out of Valentine's Day at school, but the girls still had some fun. Kaitlyn needed to make a box, and decided she would like a Stranger Things box. With cute Harry Potter Valentines to give away.
One character really likes Eggo waffles, I guess, which for us meant that we had enough frozen waffles to last months and months.
I signed up to do a "center" in her class for many of the holidays this year. When I searched Pinterest for a Valentine's activity, I found an awesome idea to create Binary code from pony beads on pipe cleaners. It took a bit of work to make sheets for everyone, but her teacher absolutely loved it! My favorite part was switching it from putting all the beads on a bracelet, like the Pinterest person had, to forming the pipe cleaner into the letter of the code they just made. I had trouble figuring out how to keep the letters on there- I tried staples - but poking a hole though and folding the pipe cleaner back worked perfectly. And I think the kids had fun, too. I told them they were learning a special "robot language".
Kaitlyn was sad that "you never help in MY class!" so I volunteered in her room, too. I manned the cookie decorating station.



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