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- Daughters: Ages 34 & 32
- Grandsons: Ages 2, 2 & 17 months
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- Valentine's Day Sweet Hearts
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Conversation Hearts have been around since the turn of the last century. My mom used to put two or three in our lunch boxes each school day between Groundhog's Day and Valentine's Day, and my friends would gather around to see which cute sayings would be on that day's sweet hearts. To this day I love decorating Valentine treats with conversation hearts.
Tell us about the fun you have with conversation hearts, and while you're here, check out the recipe for Conversation Heart Fudge at http://jas.familyfun.go.com/recipefinder/display?id=40793.
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- kayceecat - January 03, 2009
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Besides using them on treats, the conversation hearts can be used to practice sorting and counting with little ones.
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- Daughters: Ages 34 & 32
- Grandsons: Ages 2, 2 & 17 months
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- FamilyHost_Annabelle - January 04, 2009
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Besides using them on treats, the conversation hearts can be used to practice sorting and counting with little ones.
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That sounds like a "sweet" idea! Thanks, kayceecat!
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Go Green! Eat Lean! Live Clean! - Belle
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- Sons: Ages 19, 16 & 5
- Daughter: Age 2
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- ferrari-johnson - January 05, 2009
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I still love these. Thank goodness they are still around to share with the kids. My teenagers still get a kick out of them!
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"The sun is shining somewhere...SMILE and find it in you!"
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- Daughters: Ages 34 & 32
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- FamilyHost_Annabelle - January 06, 2009
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I still love these. Thank goodness they are still around to share with the kids. My teenagers still get a kick out of them!
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I went to the store yesterday to pick some up, and they aren't out yet! I want to get started on the roof of the cookie house we're making. I hope they're available next trip!
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Go Green! Eat Lean! Live Clean! - Belle
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- Sons: Ages 26 & 22
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- Pnkrosbsh - January 06, 2009
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we love these at our house and fill up the candy jar with them..my boys love them and i still get them a box on valentines day..even if they have their own sweetie - i give one to them too! (oh and they are fat free, even better!)
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Others see God in us when we show love to one another (1 John 4:12) - Love, Barbara
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- Daughters: Ages 34 & 32
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- FamilyHost_Annabelle - January 07, 2009
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we love these at our house and fill up the candy jar with them..my boys love them and i still get them a box on valentines day..even if they have their own sweetie - i give one to them too! (oh and they are fat free, even better!)
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They look so pretty sitting in a glass jar. :)
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Go Green! Eat Lean! Live Clean! - Belle
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- Sons: Ages 11 & 5
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- JaiWood - January 11, 2009
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Besides using them on treats, the conversation hearts can be used to practice sorting and counting with little ones.
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Great idea!! I love those little candies!!
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Jaime :)
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- Sons: Ages 22, 19 & 10
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- Carriefunk - January 21, 2009
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In case you don't read party ideas, Don't forget, you can use them in Valentine Bingo for school parties.
Desurae uses them to mark the board.I made the board on the computer and put the heart sayings under each letter instead of numbers. Then the kids also used the candies to mark the playing board!
Elementary kids love this version of the game! Especially when you update the messages to say things like "Text Me"!
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- desurae - January 30, 2009
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My daughter decided to make her own Conversation Hearts to hand out this year. She took the construction paper heart craft, filled it with the heart candy and then decorated them with foam letters to make sayings.
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You may not realize it when it happens, but a kick in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you
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- casandram27 - January 30, 2009
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My daughter decided to make her own Conversation Hearts to hand out this year. She took the construction paper heart craft, filled it with the heart candy and then decorated them with foam letters to make sayings.
- By desurae
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What a great idea. My 7 year old niece would probably love this. Thank you.
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It all started with a mouse.
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