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A Mother's Day message: author unknown The day before Mother's Day, a woman stopped at a flower shop to order some flowers to be sent to her mother who lived 200 miles away. As she got out of her car, she noticed a young girl, slightly familiar to her, who was weeping on the curb. She asked what was wrong and the girl replied, " wanted to buy a red rose for my mother. I only have seventy-five cents and a rose costs more than three dollars." The woman smiled and replied, "Come with me. I'll buy you a rose." She bought the little girl her rose and ordered her own mother's flowers. As they were leaving, she offered the girl a ride home. "Yes, please!" she said "but first, I would prefer you to take me to my mom." She directed the woman to a cemetery where the young girl placed the rose on a freshly dug grave. The woman returned to the flower shop, canceled her order, bought an armload of flowers and drove the two hundred miles to her mother's house. Activities to help celebrate moms: 1. Find something in the shape of a heart (magazines, newspapers, objects in windows, on paper etc.) or make one. 2. Name an activity or activities that you would just "love" to do with your mom if you had the time and the money. 3. Select a "present" from a magazine, flier or newspaper that you would like to give to your mother, a special aunt or grandmother to express "I Love You." 4. Tell a story about a mother, an aunt, a grandmother in your town or one you heard on the news that has "heart" or shows kindness to others. 5. Find articles with "heartening" news that inspire you. 6. From a magazine, catalog or newspaper choose something you would like to give/buy/make that would be a perfect gift for a mother. 7. Cut words from a magazine or newspaper to write/ draw/ illustrate a letter, message or poem for a mother. Sign it with the number 143. Those numbers stand for I Love You. (I=1, Love=4, You=3). 8. Design a Mother's Day card using material/ scraps of colored paper/ catalog/newspaper. 9. List many reasons your mom, aunt or grandmother are so special. Mother's Day Songs word list contributed by T.A; from Sunland, CA Mother, Mother Cris Williamson Does Your Mother Know ABBA Mother's Only Sleeping Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys Songs My Mother Taught Me Charlotte Church Does Your Mother Know Gordon Lightfoot Music In My Mother's House Ronnie Gilbert & Holly Near Mother Said Air Supply Mothers, Daughters, Wives Arlo Guthrie, Holly Near, Pete Seeger & Ronnie Gilbert Mother Pink Floyd Mother, Mother Cris Williamson and Teresa Trull Mama Sang Bass Ray Stevens When Mama Ain't Happy Tracy Byrd Mama Can't Buy You Love Elton John Mama He's Crazy The Judds Mama, Look A Boo Boo Harry Belafonte Rag Mama The Even Dozen Jug Band Papa Loved Mama Garth Brooks Mama Tried Merle Haggard Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys Willie Nelson Mama Told Me (Not To Come) Three Dog Night Mama I'm Strange Melissa Etheridge Mama Dont Allow Rooftop Singers Motorcycle Mama Sailcat Mama, You Been On My Mind Joan Baez Heart Songs given to MyVocabulary.com by T.A from Sunland, CA A Dream is A Wish Your Heart Makes - Disney Does Your Heart Beat For Me - Patsy Cline Even If My Heart - Kenny G Every Beat of My Heart - Gladys Knight & The Pips Follow My Heart - REO Speedwagon Good Hearted Woman - Willie Nelson Give My Heart to You - Billy Ray Cyrus Heart - Reba McEntire Heart's Desire - Manhattan Transfer Heart and Soul - Jan and Dean Heart and Soul - The Cleftones Heart Full of Soul - The Yardbirds Heart Hotels - Dan Fogelberg Heart Hush - Reba McEntire Heart of Mine - Bob Dylan Heart of Mine - Boz Skaggs Heartlight - Neil Diamond Hearts Aren't Made to Break - Lee Greenwood Home Is Where The Heart Is - Peter, Paul and Mary Home Is Where The Heart Is - Ronnie Gilbert Hungry Heart - Bruce Springsteen I Can't Teach My Old Heart New Tricks - Barry Manilow I Have One Hand, One Heart - Barbra Streisand If My Heart Had Wings - Faith Hill If I Only Had A Heart - Wizard of Oz If You've Got A Heart - Chad and Jeremy Keeper of My Heart - Indigo Girls Let's Call A Heart a Heart - Billie Holiday Let Me Into Your Heart - Mary Chapin Carpenter Look Me In The Heart - Tina Turner Longing In Their Hearts - Bonnie Raitt Matters of the Heart - Tracy Chapman My Heart Has A Mind of Its Own - Reba McEntire My Heart Skips A Beat - Buck Owen My Heart Stood Still - Burl Ives My Heart Won't Wander Very Far From You - George Strait One Hand, One Heart - Debbie Gibson One Honest Heart - Reba McEntire Only In Your Heart - America Open Season On My Heart - Tim McGraw Our Hearts Are Holding Hands - Loretta Lynn Piece of My Heart - Janis Ian Runnin' Away With My Heart - Lonestar Seasons of My Heart - Johnny Cash Seasons of The Heart - John Denver State of the Heart - Peter, Paul and Mary Take the Keys to My Heart - Garth Brooks Their Hearts Were Full of Spring - The Beach Boys Thinkin' With My Heart Again - Lee Ann Womack Till The Heart Caves In - k.d. lang Truth of the Heart - Melissa Etheridge Wild Heart - Stevie Nicks Activities to help celebrate moms: from www.myvocabulary.com 1. Find something in the shape of a heart (magazines, newspapers, objects in windows, on paper etc.) or make one. 2. Name an activity or activities that you would just "love" to do with your mom if you had the time and the money. 3. Select a "present" from a magazine, flier or newspaper that you would like to give to your mother, a special aunt or grandmother to express "I Love You." 4. Tell a story about a mother, an aunt, a grandmother in your town or one you heard on the news that has "heart" or shows kindness to others. 5. Find articles with "heartening" news that inspire you. 6. From a magazine, catalog or newspaper choose something you would like to give/buy/make that would be a perfect gift for a mother. 7. Cut words from a magazine or newspaper to write/ draw/ illustrate a letter, message or poem for a mother. Sign it with the number 143. Those numbers stand for I Love You. (I=1, Love=4, You=3). 8. Design a Mother's Day card using material/ scraps of colored paper/ catalog/newspaper. 9. List many reasons your mom, aunt or grandmother are so special. www.myvocabulary.com offers more than 645 word lists. To see Family and Father's Day word lists, go to the home page for word games, interactive word puzzles and themed content for Mother's Day. 2500 pages of free content that align with Common Core Standards are available only online without ads, registration or fees. |