Steel Garraux, center, a second-grade student at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, laughs during his teacher, Adrianne Shifter's, lesson on “what is love” on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
The second-grade students at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School in Middlesex Township shared their thoughts on love as the holiday celebrating that emotion approaches.
The students, who are in the class of Adrianne Shifter, were asked “What is love?” and offered these insights:
“People being kind to you,” Emilia Feusting said.
“Being faithful and truthful,” Abigail Hartle said.
“An emotion and kindness spreading everywhere,” Dalia Contreras said.
“Caring for people and being kind,” Sovi Anderson said.
“When a person cares for you,” Anthony O’Neil said.
“Love is being good and helping people and being kind,” Benjamin Alexandrunas said.
“Love is the people and things you really like,” Steel Garraux said.
“Kindness,” Coltin Mashuda said.
“Kindness,” Owen Sroka said.
“Love is a caring thing for others,” Piper Novack said.
“Love is when you are kind,” Nadia Buchwald said.
“Love is whenever someone gets hurt, you help them,” Elizabeth Norman said.
Abigail Hartle, a second-grade student at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, cuts out heart shapes during a Valentine's Day themed project on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Emilia Feusting, a second-grade student at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, works on a Valentine's Day themed worksheet on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Piper Novack, a second-grade student at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, cuts out a heart shape during a Valentine's Day themed project on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Holy Sepulcher Catholic School second-grade teacher Adrianne Shifter helps her student, Elizabeth Norman, with her Valentine's Day themed project on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Abigail Hartle, a second-grade student at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, cuts out heart shapes during a Valentine's Day themed project on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Abigail Hartle, a second-grade student at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, cuts out heart shapes during a Valentine's Day themed project on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Coltin Mashuda, a second-grade student at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, takes a break from his Valentine's Day themed project to sharpen his pencil on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Elizabeth Norman, second-grade student at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, glues heart shapes onto a worksheet for a Valentine's Day themed project on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Elizabeth Norman, second-grade student at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, glues heart shapes onto a worksheet for a Valentine's Day themed project on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Steel Garraux, left, and Coltin Mashuda, second-grade students at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School, take a break from cutting out heart shapes to goof around during a Valentine's Day themed project on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Second-grade teacher Adrianne Shifter passes out a “what is love” Valentine's Day activity to her students at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Holy Sepulcher Catholic School second-grade teacher Adrianne Shifter asks her student Coltin Mashuda “what is love” on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Second-grade teacher Adrianne Shifter gives her students a lesson on “what is love” at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Second-grade teacher Adrianne Shifter gives her students a lesson on “what is love” at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
Second-grade teacher Adrianne Shifter gives her students a lesson on “what is love” at Holy Sepulcher Catholic School on Tuesday, Jan. 30. Morgan Phillips/Butler Eagle
