Great Valentine's ideas for boys and girls. Lots of great gender neutral ideas for valentine cards, pritntables and crafts.

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I am learning that Valentine’s Day is tricky territory for the preadolescent boy. Historically, the day has meant lots of free candy. He didn’t care what the cards said, he just wanted candy. But now he is at...

If you need some last-minute Valentine cards for your child’s classroom, check out these cute and clever ideas! All are free printable cards for kids with lots of different options – non-candy, for boys, for girls, gender-neutral and more! A perfectly sweet way to deliver Valentine's to your favorite kids!

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Don't be an airhead! Grab this cute and easy FREE Airheads Valentine Printable for your kids' classroom cards. Just print and add candy!

Having a fifth grader makes Valentine's Day a little tricky. Having a fifth grade BOY makes it even trickier. I mean there is still a classroom Valentine's party, but he is a fifth grade boy and showing any kind of ooey gooey emotion is strictly forbidden. He is WAY too cool for such nonsense. Add hearts and too much of the use of the word "LOVE" and well you might as well just get ready for the, "AW MOM! Come on!" So what is a momma to do? First I made sure the classroom valentine involved…

All week long I've given my 11 year old son different valentine options to choose from. It's his last year in elementary school, his last year handing out class valentines...I'm in tears typing this out! Here's what my son asked for: No pink color on the valentine. No mushy valentine greeting. Can't be babyish. Can't be embarrassing. Must be OK to give to girls and guys. Must not appear that he 'likes' anyone more than a friend. And then he recently added... "It needs to be creative, mom."…

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