Valentines Animals
Check out these step-by-step directions for making fun paper Valentines:
Valentines Cards
Print these onto cardstock and cut in fours. Both single-sided and double-sided options are available:
Children can make their own cards with these printable templates:
Give your little Valentines a night off with this homework pass.
Valentines Day Activity Pages
Valentines Day Banner
Print these pages onto color paper, punch holes into each side of the top and string yarn through to create a Valentines banner:
Print these onto colored cardstock and cut out to attach to coffee stir sticks or craft sticks to create photo booth props for Valentine’s Day.
Or do the same with this color version onto white cardstock:
Make some fun Valentines monsters with this flip book template. Children can design different Valentines creatures and then mix and match them.
Creating an acrostic poem for a Valentines card? Check out Adjectives and Adverbs for Acrostic Poems
Making a Valentine’s mailbox at home for your child’s school party? If you don’t have a craft knife already, that pumpkin knife from Halloween is great for carving an opening into the top of a cardboard box.
Wrapping paper makes for an easy way to cover the box before adding other decorations. Before folding the paper around the opening, cut directly down toward the outside corner. This will give you angled edges that will be much easier for folding into the opening.
Click here to sign up for notifications on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and YouTube.
Have questions or feedback? Email:
teachgrowsow@gmail.com
Teach Grow Sow 