Tips on how to create 20 adorable homemade Valentines for kids to bring to their classmates, all inspired by Pinterest. With a printer and a few creative ideas, you can make one of a kind Valentines that your child will enjoy making for their friends. Plus many are candy free valentines!
Let’s get started on these Homemade valentines for classmates!
Homemade Valentines Day Card Ideas
1.Create a simple popcorn treat.
Try it: Popcorn Valentine via Pinterest
Image Source Birds Party Blog
2. Send your classmates into orbit with this Earth Themed Valentine.
Try it: You Send My Heart Into Orbit via Pinterest
Image Source Nellie Bellie
3. Focus on friendship with classmates using lifesavers.
Try It: Life Saver Valentine Printable via Pinterest
Image Source Makely Home
4. Quick budget friendly idea for your littlest schools of fish!
Try it: Fish Bowl Themed Valentine via Pinterest Source
Image Source Bliss Bloom Blog
5. Are you hooked on sending non candy treats? This might be a catch for you.
Try it: Goldfish Valentine Printable via Pinterest
Image Source One Crafty Place
6. Share a fun alternative to candy with Orange or Apple Treats for Friends.
Try It: Printable Fruit Valentines via Pinterest
Image Source Craftaholics Anonymous
7. Sharing Valentines that inspire crafts can be a welcomed break from sweets.
Try it: Playdough Lolipop Valentines
Image Source Mama Miss
8. Colorful Heart Crayons are a fun treat to make with your child.
Try it: Melted Heart Crayons and Printable
Image Source The Long Thread
9. DIY Bead Penguin Bracelets are a gift that welcomes creativity.
Try It: Penguin Bracelet Idea via Pinterest
Image Source The Educators’ Spin On It
10. Bubbles can be an active treat that are fun to share with friends.
Try it: Valentine Bubbles Printable via Pinterest
Image Source U-Create
11. Sharing Toy Animals can be a bit Playful!
Try it: Printable Animal Themed Valentines via Pinterest
Image Source Sweet C’s
12. Do you have a special “Love Bug” at school?
Try it: Printable Bug Jar Valentines via Pinterest
Image Source Dandee Designs
13. Finding your inner Pirate can be GRRRRRReat!
Try it: Printable Pirate Valentine via Pinterest
Image Source Mer Mag
14. Quick and simple this valentine will make your friends hearts glow.
Try it: Glow Stick Valentine via pinterest
Image Source Delia Creates
15. “I Mustache You a Question” who wouldn’t love playing with this valentine?
Try it: Printable Mustache Valentine via Pinterest
Image Source I Can Teach My Child
16. Tell your friends “Tweet Tweet, I think You’re Sweet” by creating Winter Heart Themed Birds
Try it: Winter Birds Valentines via Pinterest
Image Source The Educators’ Spin On It
17. Sharing a valentine that extends past the day and into their garden keeps friendships growing!
Try it: Valentine Seeds for Friends via Pinterst
Image Source Buggy and Buddy
18. Who wouldn’t love to receive an Erupting Volcano Valentine?
Try it: Volcano Valentine via Pinterest
Image Source Fun at Home with Kids
19. Sharing a special Loom Rainbow Bracelet is a great way to use up all those rubber bands.
Try it: Rainbow Loom Valentine via Pinterest
Image Source Nest of Poises
20. Quick and simple Valentine and pencil will be just “write”!
Try it: Printable Valentine with Pencils via Pinterest
Source Positively Splendid
Valentine’s Day Ideas on Pinterest
Creating Valentines’ Day Cards with kids can be a lot of fun so be sure to include them in the production line of these cards. We’ll be on the lookout all season long for new ideas for Valentines’ Day Card. Be sure to follow our Gift Ideas Pinterest Board and Winter Projects and Crafts for more ideas for cards and Crafts too!
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Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids
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Katie @ Recipe for Perfection says
January 18, 2015 at 6:45 pmSuch cute ideas! Great Valentine roundup!
jenvargas says
January 19, 2015 at 12:45 amI don't like chocolate, so it was really cool to see non-chocolate valentine options. Play-Doh and Glow stick valentines for the WIN!
Meagan Goepferich says
January 19, 2015 at 9:15 amI love the different options available. We homeschool but some of these would be fun for get togethers or Valentines swaps.
Bess Auer says
January 19, 2015 at 9:28 amMy son's too old to give Valentine's to his class – now we just focus on one girl! lol I miss these types of things.
Chloe Closet says
February 12, 2019 at 10:18 pmMy daughter’s school can’t do any candy or sweets, so that’s really cool that you’ve included no-sweets ideas!