Busy with party orders these days, I've fallen a little behind in the "mommy-preparedness" department. But no more excuses.... it's certainly time to get my act together and help my kids with their Valentine's favors for their classroom friends. I think with all the blogging about Valentines day, I thought I had their friends' Valentines treats all figured out,
and then..... wait, there's ANOTHER cute idea! I've got some to share with you today.....
In digging around the web, I've found a new website I love.....
Such Pretty Things. Jessica has so many
great ideas there including these glittery heart favor boxes
that started out as plastic Dollar Tree finds!
And for classroom treats for kids, you can't ever go wrong with marshmallow pops in Valentines colors. Make a batch for the whole class in an hour or so and wrap them in cellophane or a ziploc with the zipper cut off. Tie some ribbon around it....
add a sweet tag and you're go to go!
The Mother Huddle shares another cute and easy idea. Wrap some Hershey's miniature candy bars in scrapbook paper and add a handwritten note inside......
a little Valentine's twist on a fortune cookie.
Wouldn't these little pink boxes wrapped in lacey paper be a perfect class favor?
Such Pretty Things shares an easy tutorial on these sweet favor boxes. Fill them with M&M's or Sweet Tarts and the kids would love them for a Valentine.
Here's a classic, cute classroom favor..... a butterfly pop Valentine also from Skip to My Lou
for your little girly girl who loves butterflies to hand out to all of her friends.
These just make me laugh! Give a "kiss" to everyone with these lip shaped
chocolate pops via Flickr.
Gatorade bottle covered in scrapbook paper with a sweet handwritten note
from My Creative Cafe. These were for a fourth grader who really thought s
he was getting a little too old for Valentines -- love this idea!
And of course, don't forget to download Shindig's Classroom Party printable for a super cute Tic-Tac-Toe game board favor, a treat bag topper and 4 different cupcake topper
and cupcake wraps, too.... and best of all, they're FREE!
And we can't forget our teachers! How about an adorable "candy sundae" f
but it's so easy to make the kids could help out, too.
I hope these ideas inspire us all a little to put in a little time and make
something special this Valentines Day for our friends!
