Every year at about this time, my kids and I begin brainstorming Funny Kids Valentines ideas. Some years we’ve hit …
Today I’ve got a super-girly class valentines idea that your little princess is sure to adore. (Don’t worry, I’ve got …
I know good boys Valentines ideas can be hard to come by. While these may seem to be the antithesis …
Valentine’s Day will be laced with plenty of sugar, which is why we like to opt for a candy-free class …
You may not know that Aimée’s little Harrison is obsessed with cats. I’ve been told that his classmates actually “Meow!” to greet him. Since he’s just five, it’s all perfectly adorable, and of course, he must pass out a cat valentine to his friends.
Last year Aimée created this adorable “You are the Cat’s Meow” tag for Harrison to package up with little toy cats for his class. They were a big hit and equally loved by boys and girls.
My boys and their friends are obsessed with sharks. After all, what’s not to love about a giant animal with thousands of teeth ready to bite you? So last year Harrison’s buddy enlisted my help for a shark valentine printable. Of course, I was happy to oblige.
Although these squirter sharks are really water toys, around here they spend most of their time attacking various Lego Minifigs on dry land.
We’ve got several new class valentines to share, but a cold has been making its way through our house and finally caught up to me earlier this week. I’m running a few days behind, but we didn’t want to keep you all waiting any longer. Today we are sharing a super-versatile class valentine template that works for any little stickers you come across.
We found these square sticker packs at both Target and Wal-Mart, but if you can’t find square ones you can always cut sticker sheets down to fit. Those ADORABLE robot and rocket puffy stickers were a must for Rockwell since his nickname is rocket. They even have glitter and real googly eyes so naturally we bought a bunch.
As a mom of boys, I’m adamant that we share a fantastic boy Valentine each year. Our Boy’s Valentine from last year still has me giggling, but truth be told: last year Liam had a last-minute mind change and instead of passing out whoopie cushions he passed out these: slightly nerdy (but in a totally good way) mini Rubik’s inspired puzzle cubes. They were a hit!!
Like most girls in America, my oldest two are currently obsessed with their Rainbow Looms. So naturally we needed a Rainbow Loom Valentine that they can give classmates. I am not sure whether I was inspired by Brave, Katniss or Cupid, but my girls were keen on the bow-and-arrow motif too.
With so many schools now requiring candy-free Valentines we are sharing this week three Class Valentines ideas that will fit the bill. First up are these fun “I’ve Got You Now!” valentines that feature colorful Chinese Finger Traps.
As a Mom to a 6-year-old boy I’m already starting to see his enthusiasm for Valentine’s Day starting to wane. …
My kids and I love Airheads candy, and I’m sharing a free Airheads Valentine Template. You can download and print …
