7 Valentine’s Day Classroom Door Decoration Ideas
The grocery store shelves are already stocked with Valentines and heart shaped treats, while the rest of us are still recovering from Christmas break. However, January tends to move at the pace of a freight train, so now is the time to begin preparing for love-themed projects and your Valentine’s Day door decoration ideas for your classroom.
Taking down the cute snowflakes, snowmen, elves, and gingerbread houses is always a bit depressing. But what could be more fun than hearts and candy strewn about your classroom? With so many creative teachers posting their photos on Pinterest, we had no trouble at all coming up with great ideas for your classroom décor. If your school has a door decorating contest, you may decide to go all out this year!
Pink and red paper chains and lots of tape (or putty) create this look. Simply make equal parts red and pink paper chains, like you would make if you were counting down until the 100th day of school. Fasten them to the door any way you can (tape, putty, or taping to a piece of butcher paper covering your door). The hardest part is going to be finding the large ribbon. If you can’t find this item, then simply add, “Happy Valentine’s Day” to the top of the door. The heart alone would look really festive.
For coffee lovers, this will be especially fantastic. “Love you a latte” is charming, unique, and may just inspire you to swing by the coffee shop on your way to school. Using either Styrofoam cups, or disposable coffee cups, cut them in half (you can get 2 out of 1 this way), and secure them to the door. Add a red stripe (if the cup doesn’t have one) to make it more festive. You can either use white pipe cleaners sticking out of the top or white tissue paper that resembles whipped cream, coming out of the top. A half circle of brown/black paper glued inside the cups opening creates the look of coffee. This teacher strung hearts above his/her door as well, to complete the look.
Who doesn’t love those chalky little word candies? Using a recycled Amazon box, cardboard, or a large empty cereal box, you can create this look by adding pink butcher paper to the box and then writing “sweethearts” on it. Add a giant heart to the center of the box, and then add multi-colored hearts spilling out of it with various cheesy sayings. To make it more personalized, instead of adding sayings, you could put your students’ names on the hearts.
White butcher paper, red border, pink envelopes, and a homemade mailbox are all you need for this fun door. If you are able to find pink envelopes, use them! Otherwise, you can easily create envelopes with pink construction paper and by drawing on the triangle shaped piece with a red marker. Secure to the door, and add heart shapes scattered throughout. The mailbox is really just a brown piece of butcher or construction paper, topped with black construction paper for the box itself, and a red flag.
I Mustache You A Question Door
This door is really fun and may cause uncontrollable laughter from your students. It’s a super simple door, that requires red butcher paper, pink and white hearts, and then photos of your students. Add on mustaches (either the kind you buy that stick to your face, or paper cutouts). The door says, “I mustache you a question…Will you be my Valentine?” Have fun with it and add your own photo with a mustache to the door too.
This door resembles something from the movie, Up. Though you certainly don’t need to add in individual photos of each student’s head, you could just as easily skip that part and still have a great Valentine’s Day door. Using red, white, and pink hearts, attach them to your purple butcher paper. Add on a pink “basket” and put hearts on it. Include the words, “Love is in the air” to the top to finish off the look.
The personal touch of the kids’ hands going around the giant heart is really unique. You can use red butcher paper for the large red heart, pink butcher paper for the background, and then cut out the letters and music notes. Your students can trace their hands and then place them around the heart. Very simple, easy, and perfect for Valentine’s Day.
For more St. Valentine’s Day fun, check out our Five Easy Valentine’s Day Art Projects.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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Valentine's Day is a special occasion that allows teachers to bring love and excitement into the classroom. The article suggests various door decoration ideas that are both creative and fun. These ideas aim to create a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for celebrating this love-themed holiday with your students.
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Giant Heart Door: This idea involves using pink and red paper chains to create a giant heart on your classroom door. The paper chains can be attached using tape, putty, or by taping them to a piece of butcher paper covering the door. Adding the phrase "Happy Valentine's Day" to the top of the door will enhance the festive look.
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Love You A Latte Door: For coffee lovers, this idea is perfect. Using either Styrofoam or disposable coffee cups, cut them in half and secure them to the door. A red stripe can be added to make it more festive. To create the look of whipped cream, you can use either white pipe cleaners or white tissue paper. Adding hearts above the door completes the theme.
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Sweethearts Door: This idea involves using recycled Amazon boxes, cardboard, or large empty cereal boxes to create a box-like structure. Cover the box with pink butcher paper and write "Sweethearts" on it. Adding a giant heart to the center of the box and multi-colored hearts spilling out of it with various cheesy sayings will add a personalized touch. Instead of sayings, you can also put your students' names on the hearts.
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You've Got Mail Door: To create this fun door, you will need white butcher paper, a red border, pink envelopes, and a homemade mailbox. If you can find pink envelopes, use them; otherwise, you can easily create envelopes with pink construction paper. Adding heart shapes scattered throughout and a brown paper mailbox with a red flag completes the look.
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I Mustache You A Question Door: This door idea is both fun and humorous. Using red butcher paper, pink and white hearts, and photos of your students, you can create a door that says, "I mustache you a question... Will you be my Valentine?" Adding mustaches, either the stick-on kind or paper cutouts, will bring uncontrollable laughter to your students. You can also include your own photo with a mustache on the door.
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Love Is In the Air Door: Resembling the movie "Up," this door decoration idea uses red, white, and pink hearts attached to purple butcher paper. Adding a pink "basket" with hearts and the phrase "Love is in the air" completes the look. While individual photos of each student's head can be added, it is not necessary for a great Valentine's Day door.
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Love Is All You Need Door: This idea involves using red butcher paper for a large heart, pink butcher paper for the background, and cutting out letters and music notes. Your students can trace their hands and place them around the heart, creating a unique and personal touch. This simple yet effective design is perfect for Valentine's Day.
I hope these ideas inspire you to create a festive and love-filled atmosphere in your classroom. Happy Valentine's Day!
