Por- Angela Padrón
Each year, people in the United States celebrate Valentine’s Day on February 14th. The holiday signifies a day of love and friendship, when people tell family members, spouses, boyfriends, girlfriends, teachers, and close friends just how much they love them.
By- Erika Semprun
Whether you’re celebrating a special someone, a family member, or a friend, Valentine’s Day is the perfect day to show those around you how much you care for them. Today, we are sharing five important messages to help you reflect today.
By- Erika Semprun
Although February 14 is often celebrated with a special someone in mind, Valentine’s Day is actually a wonderful day to celebrate friendship. Today, we bring you some fan-favorite movies to share with students. These Disney classics are not only fun and hilarious, they’re also great tools for teaching children about the value of friendship.
By- Erika Semprun
Looking for some fun and festive Valentine’s Day activities to share with your children or students? Today, we bring you some enjoyable and teacher-approved ideas.
By- Erika Semprun
Finding a great gift to give your loved ones can be difficult, especially on Valentine’s Day. Luckily, whether you’re looking for a gift to give to your children, friends, or colleagues, Vista Higher Learning has five affordable and personal gift ideas for you!
By Ángela Padrón
Valentine’s Day is celebrated each year on February 14 in many places around the world, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, France and Australia. On this holiday, about one billion million cards are sent, flowers and chocolates are given, and love is in the air. People believe a cherub named Cupid has a magic bow and arrow that he will shoot at people to make them fall in love with each other. The holiday is name for the legendary St. Valentine. But who is this saint and how did this holiday come about?
