Who Loves You?

Who Loves You?

 
Materials

  • Paper
  • Pen
  • Markers and/or stickers for decorating

Directions

  1. Ask your child, "Who loves you?" and write down her answer.
  2. Ask, "Who else loves you?" and write down each name, then read her the list when she is finished.
  3. Top the list with the title "Look Who Loves (child's name)" and let her decorate it with markers or stickers.
  4. Stick it on the refrigerator or on her bedroom wall to remind her how much she is loved.


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