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| #1 I love conversation hearts. Not only do they taste good, but I always associate them with my birthday in February and remember how my Grandpa and Grandma used to always send us a box of them in the mail. This activity allows for fine motor practice, color naming, and sorting. Thanks to FreeHomeschoolDeals.com for this awesome freebie! |
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| #2 A variation of the Christmas Candy Tree, this Conversation Heart Tree is sweet indeed! For step-by-step directions, visit AmandaJaneBrown.com. |
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| #3 Pixie sticks represent lightsabers in this tribute to Star Wars. Instructions can be found at Inchmark.squarespace.com. |
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| #4 I love that these bag toppers combine both scripture and the flexibility to choose your own treat or one of the kid friendly suggestions. Best of all NotConsumed.com is providing the printables for FREE! |
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| #5 I'm a sucker for a cute footprint craft! Check out this collection at CraftyMorning.com. |
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#6 Thank you to 247Moms.com for linking us to this project. The original post and printable tags can be found at juliabettencourt.com.
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| #7 Free printable gum wrappers make these Minecraft valentines a realistic option for kids to share with their Creeper loving friends! Thank you, SimpleAsThatBlog.com! |
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| #8 This collection highlighted on CraftyMorning.com uses Smarties to create 12 different valentines. |
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| #9 "Heart Man" is made using a readily available red Solo cup, colored paper, and googly eyes. Thank you to CraftyMorning.com for showing us specific instructions for how to construct this festive Valentine's Day character. Thank you also to sassydealz.com for this photo. |
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| #10 This awesome valentine combines 3 kid favorites: glowsticks, Star Wars, and Lego Minifigures. Go to StitchCraftCreations.com for instructions and FREE printables. |
