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School Kids Share Love and Valentines With Senior Citizens (Video)

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School Kids Share Love and Valentines With Senior Citizens (Video)
The adorable kids in the fifth grade chorus of PS 22 in Staten Island talk about the importance of Valentine's Day and cheer up senior citizens with songs and cards.

The adorable kids in the fifth grade chorus of PS 22 in Staten Island talk about the importance of Valentine's Day and cheer up senior citizens with songs and cards.

Jenna Bush reports for the Today show by asking the kids what love means to them. When they sing love songs for the senior citizens the oldsters "can't stop hugging" them.

 

(WATCH the video below from TODAY)

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