Valentine's Day
Judy Love is one of the most philanthropic and involved Oklahoma Hall of Fame Honorees! She has lived her entire life in Oklahoma City and has loved every moment of it. She married Tom Love in 1960 and helped him start Love’s Travel Stops and Country Stores just a few years later. Since then, she has gotten involved in all sorts of philanthropic endeavors from fundraising for medical hospitals or supporting young theatrical actors. She and Mr. Love have donated millions as well as have been heavily involved in fundraising efforts for the St. Anthony’s Foundation and Hospital. Similarly, Judy Love serves on numerous boards such as the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, the Civic Center, Allied Arts, the American Heart Association, and many others. Judy Love has dedicated her love and passion to giving back to the Oklahoma and Oklahoma City community in everything that she does. As we look to celebrate Valentine’s Day, try to find ways to express the love you have and share it with your friends, family, classmates, and neighbors.
Supplies for Projects Below:
- Yogurt Covered Raisins
- Dried Cranberries
- Almonds (or any other alternative to nuts)
- Paper (construction and plain white paper)
- Blender (with parent or guardian supervision)
- Wild Flower Seeds
- Dirt
- Tissue Paper (red, pink, and white preferred)
- Contact Paper
- Glue Stick
- Writing Utensil
- Leaves
- Scissors
Arts & Crafts!
Valentine’s Day is all about being there with your loved ones and making sure to express that love as often as possible! Follow along with these activities and share them with your loved ones! ·
· If you need some more nature crafts check out the link below! We recommend the Plantable Seed Paper Hearts.
https://thimbleandtwig.com/nature-valentines-crafts-for-kids-2/
Movie Time!
A tale as old as time! Love has always played a role in history’s most iconic stories. William Shakespeare is one of the most renowned authors in the English language. Enjoy one of his most popular stories. Watch Gnomeo and Juliet!
Check This Out!
Wondering if you’ll get hungry before going for a hike in the forest or walking around your neighborhood park? Why not make a quick and easy Valentine’s Day Trail Mix? It is very simple to make with some help from a parent or guardian. All you’ll need are yogurt-covered raisins, dried cranberries, and almonds (can replace almonds with sunflower or pumpkin seeds, or chocolate chunks)
Watch This!
Love comes in all shapes and sizes and could mean different things to people. Watch as these kids try to describe what love is. After watching, try describing love to a parent or guardian and see how you might draw it yourself.
Keep learning more of Oklahoma’s Story!
We hope you enjoyed learning about Judy Love and enjoy some Valentine’s Day crafts and the outdoors! Just goes to show how impactful Oklahomans can be! Be sure to come back next week to learn more about great Oklahomans.
Want to show us your artwork? We love to share here at the Oklahoma Hall of Fame! Please share pictures of your arts & crafts with us at info@oklahomahof.com. We hope you have a lot of fun and hope to see you back here next week!