Valentine’s Day Crafts & Activities for Kids

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Valentine’s Day is coming right up. Are you ready? My girls have been busily preparing their Valentine’s Day boxes that they will be collecting their Valentines in at our annual Homeschool Valentine’s Day party. They came up with some cute ideas! Today, I’m going to share with you 10 very special Valentine’s Day activities and crafts you can do with your kids! They all look super cute, and super fun!

1. Valentine’s Day Cutting Practice Activities

Don’t forget about the little ones and how much they like to be involved in crafty projects! Here’s some crafts, just for them!

2. Norwegian Heart Baskets

These little baskets are so cute. You could put Valentine’s inside of it, or you could make this be your actual Valentine.

3. Valentine’s Day Fun Pack

In this pack you will find Bible verse copywork, list making pages, Valentines Day cards to hand out, Coloring Pages, and more!

4. Valentine’s Day Heart Wreaths

I love this wreath! Don’t you think it’s super cute? She has some other varieties of ways you can make the wreath as well, just click on over to Craft Ala Mode.

5. Bouquet of Love

This craft is perfect for toddlers!

6. Valentine’s Day Tissue Paper Flowers

So many cute things you can do with these tissue paper flowers!

7. Free Scripture Valentine’s Printables

It can be really hard to find Christian Valentine’s, so I was excited to see this cute printables!

8. Fortune Cookie Eraser Valentines

These are awesome, because they’re candy free! Whoohoo! So cute, too!

9. Valentine’s Day Hand Hearts

This is so simple to do, but it turns out so cute, too! Love it! Would be a great Valentine for grandparents.

10. Toilet Paper Roll Valentine’s Heart Wreath

What a great way to use up all of those toilet paper rolls!

Come back tomorrow and I’ll share some amazing Valentine’s Day recipes!

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Amorette DavisUser of the Free Freezer to Slow Cooker One Week Menu
Thank you so much! As a special needs mommy these recipes have helped us so much. I often am very busy with being a nurse for our child that I don't have time for making sure we get meals. This allows me to do all my prep on the weekends, while my husband is home to help, and to cook during the week. So grateful!
Linda SearsOwner of Freezer to Slow Cooker Menus
Sarah’s Freezer to Slow Cooker ebooks have been a fantastic addition to my meal plans. They make meal planning easy and my family happy. I love the way each recipe is laid out, with a shopping list and ingredient prep list, along with cooking instructions. Sarah’s done all the hard work for me! The recipes have used have all been delicious and easily adaptable to my family’s taste and the number of people I’m serving.
FranOwner of Freezer to Slow Cooker Ebooks
I purchased all of your freezer to slow cooker ebooks a month or so ago and I'm in love with this way of cooking. I now have taken all 10 weeks of recipes and written them of my menu planner and then I repeated the 10 weeks and will continue to do so throughout the year. My family of 5 adults and 1 child enjoy the meals that you have planned and I have cooked and I'm excited that the next time when that meal comes due up in the rotation I won't have to purchase anything but just pull it from the freezer. Thank you so much

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rayzn2angelsfrom Freezer to Slow Cooker Series
This makes my life so much easier. I'm a busy work at home/stay at home mom, wife, business woman and I feel like dinner is always the thing I just never get time to do. We have done like 15 of the crockpot recipes from Sarah and they are all very yummy. They get a thumbs up from my husband and kids every time. And there is always enough for my husband to take the left overs at least 2x per recipe. I have a family of 5, 2 adults, 21, 13, 16. So it makes plenty. Thank you Sarah.
Dawn S.Buyer of Freezer to Slow Cooker Ebook Series
I am a 59-year-old wife and mother of two grown children. I love your idea of fixing a lot of meals ahead of time and then pulling one out, put it in the crockpot, and you have dinner when you get home. I hate feeling rushed when I cook so Monday - Friday I use those crockpot meals and make enough that we have lunch the next day. I take Sunday afternoon, fix up what I need for the week (I don't have a lot of freezer space so I do a week's worth at a time) and I'm done with it! Saturdays I like to try new recipes from some of my cookbooks which I am finding I can freeze as well! So you have shown me a whole new way to organize my time and still put a healthy meal on the table. Thanks so much and I look forward to future blogs.