love and lion: preschool

Friday, January 16, 2015

CLASS VALENTINES FOR THE BABIES! (FREE PRINTABLE)

More class valentines for you!

Max's classmates are all around 12-18 months, so no candy, no small toys aka choking hazards. Though... I think all the moms would appreciate eating the candy FOR their babies- or is that just me? Maxie's favorite ~~bribe~~ ~~crack~~ snack is Pirates Booty. It's easy to eat for littles, somewhat healthy, gluten free, and we happened to have a massive box of individual bags in our pantry.

This Valentine is a little cheeky...see what I did there? It might be inappropriate for older kids, but I think it'll slide with teeny ones! Scroll down for the link.

Simply print the tags on card stock, cut right on the lines (a paper cutter is the easiest), punch a hole in the corner of both the tag and the corner of the Pirate's Booty bag, and tie with string.

Click HERE for the Pirate's Booty Download.

For the bigger kids, check out our other Valentine's Day free printables.

Download our previous designs below by clicking on the titles:

1. Balloon Valentines

2. Sticker Valentines

3. Harry Potter Valentines

4. Matchbox Car Valentines

5. Nose Pencil Sharpeners Valentines

6. Food Eraser Valentines

7. Yoda Best Valentine

8. Valentines Nap Time Card

9. JT + Jimmy Valentine Card

-L

Monday, January 12, 2015

MATCHBOX CARS VALENTINES (FREE PRINTABLE)

Okay... Valentine's day is more than a month away, but we can't be the only ones seeing pink and red eeeeverything in stores, right? We're feeling the pressure to get. on. the. ball. So let's start off with a fun option for your kiddo's class Valentines. One of your favorite posts from last year was our Valentines day card free printables. You can still download all of these- scroll down below for the links!

As much as our family is ALL about snacks and treats, I wanted to do another non-candy card. I never know if the other moms are like organic no sugar people (Ew. Jk. Not really.) and plus kids love toys, so why not? This year Ari is giving his little buddies Matchbox Cars which he collects himself! Get it? We're the perfect MATCH!

Simply download the cards, print on card stock, cut right on the lines (a paper cutter is clutch here. THIS one is our fav), and tape the cars with washi tape. You can find Matchbox Cars at any toy store, Target, etc. or a great set HERE - dying for that pink ice cream truck for myself!. The cars are about $1 a piece, so not so bad if you have a small class.