<p>Tuesday, February 14th at 2:00 p.m. we will be having our Valentine’s Day Party Parent’s are welcome to bring treats. Please let me know what you plan on bringing, so we can have a variety of items. Suggestions include: paper plates, popcorn, chips and dip, sandwiches, Pudding, or Jell-o cups. Please try to bring some nutritional snacks. We currently have 20 children enrolled in the preschool. At this time, we are asking that you bring 20 valentines that only say who they are from to avoid confusion for the children while handing out valentines. Please use this time to have your child practice writing their name. We will be decorating valentine sacks at school to use for our valentines/ treats.</p><p>Valentine’s Day Gifts Please don’t feel the need to send personal gifts to school. Many students would love to receive them from you personally at home. Please be aware that students will have to carry all of their goodies from their party with them when leaving school. Balloons can be especially dangerous when traveling in a car; they can block the driver’s view. Please keep these things in mind as Valentine’s Day approaches. Thank you</p><p>Child’s Name: ______</p><p>I plan to send:  20 valentines (that only say who they are from to avoid confusion for the children while handing out valentines.)</p><p>_____ My child will NOT be bringing a treat.</p><p>_____ My child will be providing the following item: </p><p>____ Goody Bag ____ Apples with Carmel Sauce ___ Popcorn</p><p>____ Chips ____ Dip ____Granola Bar ____ Items to make Sandwich _____ Bologna ____ Sliced Cheese ___ Bread</p><p>____ Little Debbie Cake ____ Animal Crackers ____Juice Box _____ Jell-o/ Pudding Cups</p><p>____ Apple Sauce Cups ____ Plates and Spoons ___ Other______</p><p>(Depending on the amount of items brought in some items may be kept for a snack the following week or sent home in Valentine Bags to avoid a large amount of items being trashed.)</p><p>I, ______Plan _____Do NOT, plan on attending the party.</p>