Valentine's Day is fast approaching and I wanted to share with you some of our favorite easy and budget friendly Valentine's Day Activities for Kids. These are sure to get your little ones feeling the love!
Valentine's Day Activities for Kids
1. Kid Made Heart Votives The perfect easy-to-make gift for teachers and grandparents.
2. Bubble Wrap Hearts Don't throw out the bubble wrap that came with that package. Just use it in a new way!
3. Valentine's Day Cupcakes Your kids will be thrilled when they bite into these swirl cupcakes.
4. Valentine's Banner using Kids Artwork The doilies were purchased at the Dollar Store and the inside hearts created by my kids.
5. Making Heart Crayons Wouldn't these be great to make for you child's classmates?
6. Heart Banner If you are looking for some ideas for Valentine's Day crafts for kids look no further. Kids will love making these beautiful art prints which they can turn into a festive banner.
7. Valentine's Day Activities for Toddlers Fun activities that your toddler can do to prepare for Valentine's Day.
8. Preserving Valentine's Flowers Here's what to do with all those flowers you got from your loved ones on Valentine's Day. Or the flowers you bought for yourself while making loved ones feel guilty.
GOT A CRAFTY KID?
The folks at Annie's know crafting, so you know they have put together some amazing kits for your kids.
For girls:
The Creative Girls Club subscription box will get your girl's creative juices flowing. Girls get two kits each month full of crafting fun. Best of all, the crafting can be done with minimal adult supervision. While she is creating, she will be learning valuable skills such as painting, beading, stitching, paper crafting, and much more!
For boys and girls:
These Young Woodworkers Kits have everything your little builder needs to create crafts and toys they can enjoy, while learning important woodworking skills along the way. Your child's first three kits will include 5 kid-sized, high-quality tools they'll use again and again. A new woodworking project is delivered every four weeks, with a new and exciting skill to master. Each project teaches a real world skill that kids will use for years to come.
If you liked these Valentine's Day Activities for Kids, you'll love:
Danavee
The votive idea is super cute! I could even do that with my students!
Beth Baumgartner
I like the hearts hanging from the fire place!
I am co-hosting a link party today called Tell Me Tuesdays! I'd love for you to come check it out and link up!!
Beth @ The First Year Blog
Jackie Higgins
I love the fortune cookie idea! My boys love fortune cookies. What a clever idea for love notes!
Crafty Mischief
Love all your Valentine ideas Vicky!
Diana - FreeStyleMama
Great collection!
RedTedArt
Wonderful set of activities
Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!
Maggy
Vicky @ Mess For Less
I originally did it with my kindergarten students years ago. They gave them to their parents for Valentine's Day.
Vicky @ Mess For Less
Thanks so much! It was a simple banner made with dollar store supplies.
Vicky @ Mess For Less
Thanks for the nice words Jackie!
Vicky @ Mess For Less
Thanks so much!
Vicky @ Mess For Less
Thanks Diana!
A to Zebra Celebrations
What a fun blog you have!! I hope you stop by to link your ideas- http://atozebracelebrations.com/2013/01/link-party-4.html
Nancy
Holli
Great list! Love the votive idea...would love for you to share this list at my Season's Best {Valentine} Link-Up:
http://www.fullhands-fullhearts.com/2013/01/toddler-valentines-math-and-link-up.html
Visiting via Cheerios and Lattes and happy to be a new follower!
Amie M
Hi 🙂 Thanks for sharing this on the Kid's Co-Op. I loved how there's a range of activities here to suit various age groups. I am featuring this on Triple T Mum's Kid's Co-Op Showcase tomorrow and I have pinned this 🙂
Carrie
Some great ideas!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!