💖 Valentine’s History
This holiday is celebrated every year on February 14.
Valentine’s Day
These candies are famous for short messages printed on them.
Conversation hearts
This flower is most commonly given on Valentine’s Day.
Red rose
People often exchange these on Valentine’s Day.
Cards
I’m red and shaped with two curves, and I stand for love, not art.
Heart
Valentine’s Day is named after this person
stain valentine
This chocolate candy is shaped like a small drop and wrapped in foil.
Hershey’s Kisses
This winged character represents love and affection.
Cupid
Many students give these to classmates at school.
Valentines
I fly without wings and make people feel warm inside.
Love
This ancient empire is connected to the early origins of Valentine’s Day.
Ancient Rome
This sweet treat is often given in a heart-shaped box.
Chocolate
This shape is used to represent love around the world.
Heart
This activity is common on Valentine’s Day for couples.
Going on a date
I carry sweet words but make no sound, and I’m often sealed tight.
valentine card
This ancient festival is sometimes linked to Valentine’s Day traditions.
Lupercalia
This frozen dessert is a popular Valentine’s treat when shared.
Ice cream
This color often symbolizes love and romance.
Red
This is a popular way to decorate for Valentine’s Day.
Hearts and balloons
I’m given in bunches, I smell sweet, and I don’t last forever.
roses
Valentine’s Day became popular in this century in Europe.
The Middle Ages
This fruit is often dipped in chocolate for Valentine’s Day.
Strawberries
This object is used to send love messages on Valentine’s Day.
Valentine card
This phrase is commonly written inside Valentine’s cards.
Be my Valentine
I strike without pain, aim without eyes, and cause hearts to flutter.
Cupid’s arrow