Place to buy nice Valentine cards for the class?

Anonymous
Giving out Vday cards without candy is akin to being the grouch who hands out toothbrushes or pennies or pencils on Halloween.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Who are you impressing? Kids don't care. Get the $4 ones from Target.
+1
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I always go to stores that hand out free ones. Last year we did Krispy Kreme's for a free donut. This year we did Carmen's (located in Rockville) for a free small water ice.

My kids just sign them and if the parents want the free item, they take their kid anytime they want. If they don't, they can toss it.

I spend no $0 on them. Kids aren't forced to have candy that I get them or a stupid plastic trinket.


So you give kids an ad. Nice.

I actually really like this! My kid would much rather have a donut or icee than some $10 card your mom got off Etsy and a pencil...
Anonymous
Dollar store! And it was superhero cards so that's good enough.
Anonymous
Don't bother, they all go in the garbage anyway.
Anonymous
My kids attached something to the candy saying "Happy Valentine Day - from XXX"

THey paid more attention to the candy. Ring pop was the favorite. And it did get eaten up

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Anonymous
If your kids like making them, get them rubber stamps and a few ink pads--a stamp with their name then maybe happy faces or hearts or their favorite character.

They can stamp the back of cheap store bought valentines for an activity, and they can re-use the rubber stamps for other crafts, invites, thank-you notes, Christmas cards, etc.
Anonymous
I get them from oriental Trading! They have cute ones and ones without candy (our school discourages candy because the kids get a lot at the party)
Anonymous
We are not allowed to give out candy with my 2nd grader's Valentines, but I did notice in general kids tend to rip the candy off, eat that, toss or lose the card, and only keep/bring home cards from close friends or a cute boy they really like.
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