These free printable Valentine’s Day cards for kids are a cute and cheap way to spread happiness in the classroom! Download the set of five, plus get ideas for non-candy treats to pair with the cards.
Throughout my childhood, I loved to exchange Valentine’s cards with my friends. Now that I have kids of my own, it’s fun to enjoy Valentine’s Day through their eyes. These free printable Valentine’s Day cards are perfect to help your little gals and guys share the love with their classmates or at a Valentine’s Day party.
These cute free printable Valentines print two per page and leave room for your child to personalize them with their name. There are five designs to choose from for both girls and boys!
Easy DIY crayons are perfect treats to go along with the “You Color My World” cards!
5 Printable Valentines for Kids & Matching Treats
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Raise your hand if you hate the taste of conversation hearts. Please tell me it’s not just me! Luckily for many of us, those traditional candies are no longer the only option to send along with your Valentine’s Day cards.
Since allergies and healthy eating are a concern for many parents and teachers, non-candy Valentine’s Day treats are a safe bet. Here are several budget-friendly ideas to match your free printable Valentine’s Day cards with coordinating non-candy treats.
- Heart-shaped crayons are perfect for the “You Color My World” card.
- Rocketship eraser pencil toppers make the “You’re Outta This World” card more fun.
- Add cute Valentine’s Day pencils to the “You’ve got the write stuff” card.
- Glow sticks are a great idea for the “Wishing You a Fairy Happy Valentine’s Day” card. My kids gave these away last year, and they were a hit!
- Cute paw-print stampers are purrfect for the “You’re Purrfect” card.
Download the Free Printable Valentine’s Day Cards for Kids!
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craftylilypad says
January 29, 2017 at 10:43 AMLaura!!! Thank you so much for this post. As a teacher, we are under strict rules about “food of non-nutritional value”. The day I had to tell parents “no cupcakes with sprinkles” was the day I really wanted to retire. I love your Valentine card ideas! These cards are great because you could go with or without the treats.
Laura says
January 30, 2017 at 4:32 PMThank you so much! My kids get so much candy at birthday parties, etc. that I much prefer giving and receiving a unique little gift instead.