This February, students will channel their creative writing skills as they choose a fictional character with conflict and create two Valentine's Day Cards to their fictional adversary: one that ESCALATES conflict and a second valentine that ENDS conflict! Students will love designing these unique valentines and it will show their mastery and comprehension over previously read texts.

This pdf product includes:

✔️ 1-Page Teacher Introduction to the project with standards listed

✔️ 1-Page Pacing guide and suggested grading breakdown

✔️ 1-Page template for two Valentines cards and explanation responses

✔️ 1-Page Voting form for final day Gallery Walk

Students will be creating two valentines cards for a fictional character to send to their adversary:

1. One that would wound or break this antagonist’s heart, that would escalate the conflict, and should never have been sent.

2. One that would mend or end the conflict between the two opponents and should have been sent.

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