RWE students tell us what love means to them

Valentine’s Day makes you think of love and maybe hearts filled with chocolate. Unless, of course, you’re in grade school.

We asked teachers at Ralph Witters Elementary to ask their students “What does love mean to you?” We hope you enjoy their responses.

Julia Lindquist’s third grade class

“Love means giving someone your food, love is passionate.” -- Jack

“In my opinion love means giving your life to somebody to save someone.” – Brylee

“Love to me is when a man asks to be your valentine.” – Tayci

“To me love is a feeling that you have for someone else.” – Logan

“Love is helping someone or serving them.” – Tristan

“Love is when two people like each other a lot.” – Oliver

“Love means to spend more time with family members and to share time with your family.” – Jilliann

“Love means giving a candy heart to someone when they feel sad.” – Nate

“Love means when two people have a connection to each other.” – Lane

“Love is a good thing, love is when you care about someone.” – Micah

“Love is when you care about someone and you love them no matter what.” – Alayna

“Love is when someone gives you a goodnight kiss when you are going to bed.” – Jurni

“Love means that when your parents ground you they really want you to be a better person because they love you. When you love someone you help them with their life choices.” – Erich

“Love is gross.” – Levi

“Love means that if someone gives you a gift you should give them a gift back.” – Julia

“Love means to me to be cheerful and kind. I show my mom love by helping her with dinner and dishes. She shows me love by helping me find my shoes and my ball.” -- Bobby

Lacey Shaffer’s second graders

“Love is giving a trampoline.” – Katelynn

“Love is sharing and giving and loving and caring for people. It is helping people get up. It means you compliment others, hug them.” – Cameron

“Love is giving people candy.” – Creighlee

“Love is helping people. It is kindness.” – Kylie

“Love is a good feeling you get in your heart when something good happens to you or when someone says something good.” – Lettie

“Love is when you care for people and you care for each other.” – Oliver

“Love is sharing.” – Kayden

“Love means being a good friend or good brother or sister.” – Jackson

“Love is treating the people around you with kindness. It means you can love everybody. You show them respect. You give them something special. It means to treat others fairly. You act nice to everyone.” – Peighton

“Love means to be kind.” – Bo

“Love is when you are kind to your friends and family. You are able to spread it to everyone you know.” – Chloe

“Love means giving and sharing because you think they are a good person.” – Fischer

“Love means family and that they are together.” – Payton

“Love is something you love. I love my cats.” – Mikhail

“Love is to be kind. It is when someone asks you to play and you say yes and let them play.” – Ashlyn

“Love means you like something. Love means you like it so much. Love means that something is special. It is what you like the most.” – Alison

“Love is when somebody loves you.” – Donna

“It is on Valentines Day. You can give stuff.” – Vinnie

“Love is kind.” – Lukus

Kristopher Mull’s second graders

“Love is when someone loves me.” – Annabelle

“Love is when I love my family.” – Shayli

“Love is to care and help one another.” – Briar

“Love is kindness.” – Ryker

“Love is happiness and being nice.” – Silvanna

“Love is being kind and letting other people do things.” – Apollo

“Love is kindness and being nice.” – Trenton

“Love is caring about someone.” – Landon

“Love is where you like someone and be kind and nice.” – Lane

“Love is to be kind and love everyone.” – Logan

“Love is two people liking each other.” – Soren

“Love is sharing friendships.” – Aiden

“Love means to kiss on the cheek.” – Ailey

“Love means be kind to each other.” – Zakk

“Love means like someone.” – Kaylei

“Love is being respectful and nice.” – Billie

“Love is to like someone.” – Jack

“Love means to be kind.” – Brayli

“Love means to give kindness.” -- Naomi