Kate decided to make her own Valentines this year out of construction paper and dum-dums.  She cut them, wrote notes on all of them and used a very lean process to make sure that one was made for each and every one of her classmates.  She even recruited her sister to help with the assembly.  I love that she decided to make her own...my girl Kate.  Old school and sweet at heart.
 
 

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