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Valentine’s Day / Love One Another

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Six Valentine Activities for Kids

(most of them are free + the cutest hand-drawn printable valentines you have ever seen)

1. Heart Snacks:

In February everything tastes better in the shape of a heart. Grab this heart mold and have fun! At my house, we love jello jigglers in the shape of a heart, find the instructions below. If that isn’t your kind of snack then you can try rice crispy treats, and fruit juice frozen with a small craft stick set in each before they hit the freezer for yummy homemade popsicles or melted chocolate with any mix-in you would like! The possibilities are endless!

JELLO JIGGLERS RECIPE

2. Easy Clay Recipe:

Get your hands a bit dirty and mix up this easy clay recipe. Grab it for free below! Roll it out then use a cup to cut it into circles then add two thumbprints to make a heart, what a sweet keepsake. Or you can choose to cut them out in the shape of a heart with these darling cookie cutters.

GRAB YOUR CLAY RECIPE HERE

3. Darling Love Bugs Craft:

A FREE craft your kids will love creating! Use these darling love bugs to decorate your home, covering a bedroom door with them seems like just the right way to say I love you!

GRAB THE LOVE BUG CRAFT HERE

4. Valentine Coloring Pack:

Grab five fun coloring pages that give you the love vibe! Perfect for teachers to use in their classroom, parents to use for a class party or just to use at home when you are hit with the need to color. It’s a gift from us to you this February to say, we love you!

GET THE VALENTINE COLORING PACK HERE

5. Love One Another Dot Pages:

These pages are so versatile! Use dot markers (my family’s favorite dot markers here), dry cereal, small candies like Skittles or M&M’s or stickers to fill each dot for the letter L. Then do it on repeat again and again as you play Love One Another aloud for your kids to listen to as they enjoy this activity!

GRAB THE DOT PAGES HERE

6. A Unique Giant Valentine Coloring Page:

Print at any local print shop, on sale the entire month of February no code needed for 1/2 off.

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No more passing out the same Valentines at school as every other kid, these cards help your kiddo stand out and share their love with others in a unique way! Purchase and download once then print as many as you need for each child in your family to deliver at school or to friends. Unique and affordable, mom win!

For more printable Valentine card options you can also check out this set! Beautifully designed with fun sayings kids of all ages will love! Purchase and download once then print as many as you need for each child in your family to deliver at school or to friends. A very affordable option!

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