Here are a bunch of easy Valentine treats for kids that are cheap, easy, and on the healthier side of things. Lots of free printables for Valentine’s Day for kids to take to school too.

Valentine Treats for Kids
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I am always looking for inexpensive and fun ways to celebrate each holiday! Valentine’s Day is fun to celebrate. I love creating creative Valentine treats for kids that they can take to School and pass out to their friends. (originally published 1/16)

As a teacher myself it was tough sometimes to come up with candy free, cheap, have free printables I can download, and easy snacks to give out to my students.

As a mom I struggle to do the same thing as I send my 3 girls off to School. Here are a few ideas I (and a few other bloggers) have for inexpensive, easy, and creative things you can put together with your kids.

Valentine treats for kids

  1. Tic Tac Toe kids Valentine Cards
  2. EXTRA special printable perfect for a gum giveaway
  3. DIY Valentine’s Gum Ball Machine from Cincy Shopper
  4. You’re The WRITE Valentine’s For Me from Life With Finger Prints
  5. You Make My Heart Pop from Crazy Little Projects
  6. Such a Smartie from Catch My Party
  7. Hope You Have a COLORFUL Valentine’s Day by My Frugal Adventures
  8. I Think You’re A DOH ABLE by Grace and Good Eats
  9. You’re KOOL by My Name is Snickerdoodle
  10. I Love How You Think Outside The Sand by Smart School House

LEGO Valentines are fun. You can see those below. If you’re looking for some free Valentine printables these can be fun too: Valentines Day Bingo is always a fun and free game to play and this is a fun Valentine word search too.


Lego Valentines and free printable + recipe to make edible Legos. Such a fun craft for Valentine's Day.

Free Valentine Tags for Kids

Now here are a few Valentine treats for kids I’ve created that my kids have taken to School that are candy free!

The “treat” above is a really easy and inexpensive one to create. You just need this cereal called Whole Hearts by Quaker and colored mini marshmallows.

I picked out just the pink ones in the bag. To hand out just make a mixture of this in a big bowl, use the nonzip sandwich bags.

I didn’t have any of those so I cut the zip part of the ziploc off and tied) and a ribbon at the top to tie it closed (grab that leftover red xmas ribbon you have).

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Here is another Candy free Valentine idea I came up with! I found these applesauce squeezers – affiliate link -on sale in January and a lightbulb went off!

Kids love these things, and all I would have to do is come up with a cute phrase, use supplies I already had at home and came up with a few Valentine ideas for kids. I just had them sign their name on the back of the tag, they loved it!

candy free valentines

Another cute idea for a candy free “treat” to pass out to classmates is this one using Goldfish crackers! Valentine ideas for kids are here. You can see them below…these were a hit!!

Valentine treats for kids that are cheap, easy, and on the healthier side of things. Lots of free printables for Valentine's Day too.
Valentine treats for kids

Here is an awesome post from A Mom With a Lesson Plan featuring Candy Free Valentine cards for you & your kids to enjoy!

Valentine printables

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Justine is the creative mind behind The Typical Mom and The Typical Family on YouTube. She began blogging about easy recipes, budget friendly activities for kids, and fun family travel destinations in September 2012.

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  1. Great ideas! I wanted to do the Quaker Whole Heart and marshmallow treat for my Girl Scout troop. I can’t find that cereal anywhere. In fact it isn’t listed on their website anymore. Bummer!