Valentine’s Day is around the corner, but making valentine’s for your child’s class doesn’t have to be difficult. In fact, these main squeeze printable tags make Valentine’s Day special and easy with a non-candy treat!
I don’t know about your kids, but mine get so excited about Valentine’s Day. Something about getting their mailboxes filled full of sweet notes from their friends just makes them happy. And come to think of it, if I went to my mailbox to find a bunch of sweet notes from my friends, I’d be pretty excited too.
Since my girls were born, I’ve tried to find a way to make their valentine’s cards special without going overboard on the sweets.
Since Valentine’s Day is the 2nd most sugar-filled holiday next to Halloween, I think it’s a great idea to find non-sweet treats for my kids and their friends. Goodness knows my girls get enough sweet treats around the year, that a fun, yet healthy treat is always a good idea.
One year I found some free printable valentines that said “You Blow Me Away, Valentine” and I attached them to adorable mini bubbles. And another year I made valentines that said “You Color My Word, Valentine” and added some crayons to the printable. It’s all super cute and you can find tons of versions of these ideas on Pinterest.
So this year I decided to use these fruit squeeze pouches for my preschooler’s classmates.
Supplies Needed to Make the Printable Valentines
To create these printable valentine’s yourself, you’ll need:
1. Printable Cards – see the download at the end of this post. I recommend this printer if you don’t already have one.
2. Twine (or any string) – {this twine would be so cute!}
3. Hole punchhttps://amzn.to/2MD23YJ
Instructions for making the “Main Squeeze” Valentines:
- Cut out the printable valentine cards.
- Punch a hole in the corner of each card.
- Thread the string through the hole and tie it to the top of each applesauce pouch.
{DOWNLOAD THE PDF PRINTABLE VALENTINE’S HERE}
PERSONAL USE ONLY – DO NOT DISTRIBUTE, SHARE, SELL OR USE TO MAKE A PROFIT.
If you enjoyed these printables, or would like to save them for later, pin the below image to Pinterest!
Easy Valentines Mailbox Tip
Psssst … Here’s another quick mom tip for making Valentine’s Day easy!
You know how the kids always have to have shoe boxes to make for their Valentine’s Day mailboxes at school? Last year we got a mailbox kit for $5 (or less).
It was easy and everything you need is right in the pack. No hunting for a shoe box or trying to find craft supplies to make it cute. Get the kit, give it to your kid and you’re done! I’m sure we’ll be getting the unicorn and mermaid mailboxes this year! Adorable!
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