Add a pencil to this valentine for cute but super cheap and easy valentine cards.
Free Printable Pencil Valentine
Valentine’s Day is coming soon and this cute printable pencil valentine is sure to be a hit. These are a great because you don’t have to worry about excluding kids with food allergies, diabetes, etc. that would keep them from being able to eat candy on Valentine’s Day. Fun for everyone! My kids absolutely adore getting new fun pencils. I don’t think parents and teachers will mind pencils over candy either.
You can adhere the pencil with some cute washi tape like this adorable chevron washi tape on amazon. You can also cut two slits in the valentine and slide the pencil through.
Need Pencils? I love these glitter pencils on amazon. You also might be able to find pencils at the dollar store.
Click the following links to print the Free Printable Pencil Valentine
For best results, download the image to your computer before printing. I find it easiest to drag and drop the image to my desktop, then print it from there.
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Parents and teachers often appreciate non-food items like pencils as Valentine’s Day treats, as they are both fun and useful for children. Plus, it’s a great way to promote creativity and learning, as children can use the pencils for drawing, writing, and other activities beyond the holiday celebration.
Valentine is a cute and easy way to show someone you care without giving them candy.
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