Valentine's Day Fun for Kids

Answer 1

Save money on expensive Valentine’s Day cards and candy for the kids’ classmates and family members with the listed budget-friendly suggestions. Crafty Hearts

Help kids fashion felt, construction paper, Styrofoam, fabric, tissue paper, yarn, piper cleaners, glitter and glue into one-of-a-kind Valentine’s greetings. With minimal cost for simple craft supplies and a little creativity children can make paper roses, cards, jewelry, and other Valentine’s tokens for classmates, teachers, and family members. Sweet Hearts

Sweets for sweethearts! Teens can Valentine-up cookie dough and cake mixes with red food dye or red sugar sprinkles. Or they can give fortune cookies a Valentine’s twist; swap the original fortunes with personalized Valentine’s messages. Buy cookies with cherry or raspberry centers and help little kids put them in sandwich bags for Valentine’s Day exchanges at school. Or baggie snack packages of Swedish Fish and Hershey Kisses for them to give away. Check with teachers in advance for the number of kids in the class. Home Hearts

Help the kids make Valentine’s gifts for older siblings, grandparents, teachers, and other special people in their lives. Use a red crayon or marker to outline his hand on white paper. Have him write his name, age, and the year inside the outline of the hand. Make copies on a color printer and glue them to red construction paper. Fold the copies in half to make personalized Valentine’s cards for family members.