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Our Christian value this half term is

(noun)

1. An intense feeling of deep affection.

example:

'The mother felt deep love for her baby.'

2. A great interest or pleasure in something.

example:

'He has a love for football.'

Love

(verb)

1. To feel deep affection for someone.

example:

'He loved his sister dearly'.

2. Like or enjoy very much.

example:

'She loved to dance and sing.'

(Oxford Dictionary)

Have a think...

Who do you love?

Who loves you?

What do you love to do?

Is it possible to love everyone?

What would our world be like if everyone loved each other?

The most important value that we read about in the Bible is love.

All of the other Christian values demonstrate love in action.

In the Bible, we are taught that 'God is Love.'

Love is described in detail in the Bible.

We should also love the Lord our God.

And Jesus teaches us to love one another.

On the 14th of February each year it is Valentine's Day.

On Valentine's Day people show their love by giving cards and gifts to someone special.

Valentine's Day is named after St. Valentine.

Find out more about Valentine's Day and St. Valentine by clicking on the links below:

Here are some links to video clips about Valentine's Day:

CBBC Newsround: What is Valentine's Day and how did it start?

CBBC Newsround: Who invented Valentine's Day?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/av/43001472

Here are some Valentine's Day craft activities for younger (and older) children:

CBeebies: Make a bunch of roses for Valentine's Day

CBeebies: Make a Valentine's heart lattice

CBeebies: Make a Valentine's card with Andy