Valentines Day is coming up and I have been thinking about what cute Valentine’s Day Cards Greyson and I are going to put together for his class. I really want to avoid candy as much as possible. Not because we are anti-candy but because I do not think it is fair to his poor Kindergarten teacher, who does not need to try and teach 19 sugared-up kids!
So we have been looking at some super cute Valentines’ Day Cards that are candy-free – and thanks to Pinterest there are a ton of options out there! Here are a few of my favorites.
VALENTINES DAY CARDS – CANDY FREE
Time Flies Valentine Cards – I am starting out with what might be my favorite so far. These are so cute, perfect for kids, safe, and fun. Sam, knocked it out of the park with this one!
The Write Stuff Printable Cards
Foiled Sunglasses Valentine Cards
School Supplies Card – These are super cute, and perfect to hand out at school. Here are some cute Valentines Day Pencils, and heart sharpeners!
Harry Potter Valentine Bookmarks
Crazy Straw Printable Cards – I think these are super cute. You can find crazy straws to complete this Valentines Day Card in a snap, right HERE.
Valentine Lego Cards – We are in the middle of Lego frenzy at out house. To take it up a notch, you can include a little snack bag (handful) of Lego pieces! Actually… get ready for an awesome printable tag in the near future!
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There really are endless options out there! A quick visit to your party store, and 10 bucks later you will have everything you need to make some really adorable, valentines day cards with your little one!
I cannot end this post without, showing you the very first Valentines Day Card I ever made. This was for Greyson’s preschool class, two years ago. I used some very inexpensive knock off matchbox cars! They were so simple, so cute, and the kids absolutely loved them!
While you are here, you might want to also check out these other great Valentines Day Activities:
Valentines Day Advent Hearts
Valentines Day Advent Mailbox
Valentines Day Math Worksheets
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