Ways We Show Appreciation Poll
An inclusive Valentine's Day poll about friendship and kindness: what is the best way to show someone you appreciate them?
- Best time
- February
- Format
- Ask a question and watch the class vote live
- Cost
- Free — no student accounts
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- 2 Tweak anything (or nothing)
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Ways We Show Appreciation Poll
An inclusive Valentine's Day poll about friendship and kindness: what is the best way to show someone you appreciate them?
What's inside this poll
What is the best way to show someone you appreciate them?
- A kind note
- Spending time together
- A small gift
- Helping them with something
- Just saying it out loud
One vote per student. Results update live as the class votes.
Teacher tips
Challenge: everyone does the class's winning answer for one person before the end of the day.
This framing keeps Valentine's Day about friendship, so no student is left out.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use this activity with my class?
Every teacher runs their own copy. Click "Copy & make it yours" and this template is added to your free DailyEd account — you can edit every question, prompt, and setting, then share YOUR link with students. Their responses go only to you.
Is this activity free?
Yes. This template and everything in the DailyEd activity library is free for teachers.
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