Digital Valentines Day Cards for Kids
Need a no prep Valentine’s Day activity for elementary? These digital Valentine’s Day cards and mailbox craft on Google Slides are highly engaging. Each template is easily customizable. Practice computer skills like copying, pasting, resizing, and ordering shapes. Kids will enjoy writing personal messages and changing the fonts and text colors.
And, it’ll help cash-strapped teachers like you create special cards for Valentine’s Day. Don’t spend a dime on printable cards or craft supplies for a mailbox project! You can use these valentines cards from the teacher to the student, to share amongst classmates, or even family.
Rest assured, the chosen themes are age-appropriate and kid-friendly.
With 4 themes to choose from, over 100 cute graphics, and many catchy Valentine sayings, every child’s Valentine mailbox and cards will be unique. And, each template is designed on 8.5×11″ slides. Therefore, they can be printed if desired. Student-friendly, step-by-step directions are provided.
Each license is for one teacher’s use only. Please use my contact form to inquire about grade level, group, and school-wide discounts.
CUTE VALENTINE SAYINGS FOR STUDENTS
Here are some examples of Valentine’s card messages:
Lovebot Robots
- I’m Nuts About You
- You’re Out of This World
Sweet Treats
- You’re the Sweetest
- You’re a Real Treat
Love Bugs
- You Are Super Fly, Friend!
- Be My Love Bug
Flying High
- Your Friendship Blows Me Away
- You’re Out of Sight
How to Make a Digital Valentine’s Day Card
First, I include directions on how to break up the document into 2 separate assignments (mailbox and cards). This allows you to assign them separately, if you want.
Then, your class will choose from 6 different mailbox craft templates. They can personalize it with candies, cards, and stickers. If your class is new to Google Slides, use these as a warm-up activity a day before making the digital Valentine cards.
As for designing the digital cards, kids will first pick a theme. Then, they’re copy/paste one of the graphics onto a card template. The Valentine sayings have been saved as images so students can overlap the text on top of the graphic, if they want.
Then, they’ll personalize the “to” and “from” section. And, type a short message to the recipient. Great for teaching about letter writing!
Sharing the Valentines
Your class will share the Valentine cards and mailbox craft in one of three ways through Google Slides and Drive. Or, through Padlet or Jamboard using pngs or jpegs they download directly from Slides.
What’s Included
- Teacher Directions – Basic overview of setting up and working with the templates, assigning them, and how students will share their digital Valentine cards with each other.
- 12 Student Direction Slides – These give an overview of how to decorate the mailbox and cards. They also explain how to use some basic features of Google Slides including copy/paste, rotate, resizing, and ordering objects.
- 30 Student Useable Backgrounds – This is where students will decorate their mailbox and cards.
- 110 Moveable Graphics – They will use these items to decorate their digital Valentine mailbox and cards. These are images of robots, bugs, desserts, and objects that fly. This also includes the main text on each card template. (DISCLAIMER: these graphics may not be used to create commercial resources).
- 2 Teacher Examples – The last two slides of the deck can be used to demonstrate on and show your class a completed version of a mailbox and card.
You Will Receive
- 1 Non-Editable PDF (Valentine’s Day Digital Cards)
- 1 Google Drive Digital Resource
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does this work in Schoology, Microsoft Teams, Seesaw, and Canvas? Yes, just share a link to the Slides with your class.
- Do students need their own Google account to use this? Yes, they will need access to Slides. However, you can download the file in PowerPoint. Go to FILE >> DOWNLOAD >> MICROSOFT POWERPOINT.
- How do students exchange digital Valentines Day cards? The PDF download explains five different ways to share. Two involve using an app and three are done right inside Google Slides/Drive.
- My school is blocking me from adding them to my Drive. How can I use this now? Log into your personal account. Click the link in the PDF. Then, share the templates with your school Google account. Set your permissions to be “editor.”
- I downloaded your PDF, but I can’t figure out where to access the Google Slides document. Click the link with the pointing arrow on Page 3.
Why You’ll Love It
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This was very fun for my students! It was a great way to allow for some normalcy of being able to share valentines. My students had a great time decorating their mailboxes and writing to each other. Thank you for this great resource.
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This was such a great thing to use during my classes isolation. We were unable to be in class but could still share Valentine’s with each other in a safe way. Thank you so much!
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This digital valentine’s mailbox activity was the PERFECT thing for my virtual students. They were able to create their own mailbox and then spend time going into everyone else’s mailbox to write a nice Valentine’s Day note. There were so many decorations and stickers to choose from. We had a blast!
Terms of Use
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Colleen L. –
Fantastic resource to help students with basic digital manipulation.
Stephanie R. –
My students love to do these! Such a fun way to work on Google Slides!
First State School Counselor –
Super fun activity for my virtual class! It allowed them to create and share Valentines even when we werenÕt physically together.
Math Blossoms (Teacher-Author) –
This is a beautiful digital resource, my students loved this!
megan G. –
My students had so much fun creating their own with this resource.
Emily A. –
Great product! My students loved this resource! Thank you!
Ashley P. –
my children in the class loved this! Will be buying more!
Susanne L. –
Great resource. Thank God for TPT and for the people who create such helpful, time-saving resources! The students really enjoyed this.
Kelly T. –
Thank you!
Christine O. –
Love this!!
Latalya Morrison –
These were so cute and useful for the students and staff to make cards and drop in everyone’s mailbox. Thanks!
Diana B. –
Great resource to provide students with a virtual Valentines Day. Next time I would pair down some of the options as they got confused and made all the mailboxes.
Yessenia V. –
Thank you!!
Danielle S. –
These were a fun and creative way for my students to send cards to each other online.
Kaitee M. –
My students loved this!
Martha E. –
Super cute!
Erika H. –
Very fun!!!
Coffee Books Educate (Teacher-Author) –
Great resource. Thank you so much!
Erin H. –
My remote kindergartners with parent support were able to create a V. Day card for the class and then everyone had a chance to view their classmates! It made a distance V.Day so much fun!
Danielle C. –
Excellent resource! Thank you for creating/sharing!
Yee L. –
My students loved completing this activity!!
Kristine J. –
My students loved using this resource!
Keyeria S. –
My students really loved exchanging digital V-day cards
Dyanna K. –
It’s always great to find a new resource that can work well for either or both of my in-classroom learners as well as my distance learning students!
Cassandra O. –
What an incredible way to have students share valentines! They loved this task and enjoyed sharing valentines!
Stephanie B. –
Cute and simple to surprise my kids during distance learning!
One Heart at a Time (Teacher-Author) –
The students loved being able to make a valentine for their friends without being in person last year. Thank you!
Colleen T. –
A simple way to keep Valentine’s going in the classroom. Sustainable too! This should be the new way to do all Valentines.
Amanda E. –
This was a great digital way for my students to share Valentines with each other while we remained in virtual learning. Thanks!
Jennifer K. –
Love it!
Miss RTI (Teacher-Author) –
Great resource!
BlissfullyBilingual (Teacher-Author) –
Kids loved creating their own card!
Katie Kersten –
This was exactly what I needed! Thank you so much!
Tailor P. –
This was such a great thing to use during my classes isolation. We were unable to be in class but could still share ValentineÕs with each other in a safe way. Thank you so much!
AutismLearningSpot (Teacher-Author) –
Thanks! My students loved it!
Sienna Bedford –
This was a fun way for my remote students to still be able to send and receive valentines during our digital learning this past year. Very fun and customizable.
Verna Lynn G. –
Students enjoyed giving these virtually – thanks!
Allison C. –
My students loved making the digital Valentine’s for the rest of the class. Easy to use and fun to make!
Brielle Caldera (verified owner) –
This digital valentine’s mailbox activity was the PERFECT thing for my virtual students. They were able to create their own mailbox and then spend time going into everyone else’s mailbox to write a nice Valentine’s Day note. There were so many decorations and stickers to choose from. We had a blast!
Haley Houle –
Awesome product!
SPED My Dear Watson (Teacher-Author) –
Students and staff enjoyed using this activity to post valentines on Seesaw =)
Jennifer S. –
My students enjoyed working on creating digital Valentine’s for their classmates.
Rachel Jones –
Loved this resource! My students loved designing their own virtual cards. Great way to work on computer skills and emailing.
Elementary Polka Dots (Teacher-Author) –
My class LOVED this! Some of them listed this as their favorite memory of fifth grade.
Chelsea Favaro –
This was great, thank you!
Apples for Primary (Teacher-Author) –
Great resource!
Elizabeth C. –
This was so helpful to use as a way for students to participate in Valentines Day!
Eric H. –
Excellent resource!
Charla T. –
Great way to celebrate holidays with distance learners.
martha D. –
Fun!
Art with MrsQ (Teacher-Author) –
I used this resource as clipart for my virtual art room. It worked out perfectly!
Amy B. –
My students loved creating digital cards for their classmates. It was a great way to celebrate during distance learning.
Jessica P. –
We wanted to celebrate Valentine’s day, and this was a great way for us to feel connected. I wanted the kids to be able to deliver individually, but we went back to in person learning and I didn’t have the chance, but it was a great way to practice Google slide skills and shortcuts! Lots of potential here!
Lora O. –
I used this resource during valentines day. It was a great way to celebrate with my students while still social distancing.
Autumn Trumble –
This digital valentine’s mailbox activity was the PERFECT thing for my virtual students. They were able to create their own mailbox and then spend time going into everyone else’s mailbox to write a nice Valentine’s Day note. There were so many decorations and stickers to choose from. We had a blast!
Chelsea S. –
My virtual students had so much fun with these!
The Apple Basket Teacher (Teacher-Author) –
My students loved making their own mail boxes and creating valentines that they could send to other students. I loved it!
Scarlett B. –
This was very fun for my students! It was a great way to allow for some normalcy of being able to share valentines. My students had a great time decorating their mailboxes and writing to each other. Thank you for this great resource.
Kathryn F. –
My kids loved doing this for Valentine’s Day while we were still virtually learning.
Michelle M. –
Such a fun and different way to do Valentines! My students thought this was so cool 🙂
Carrie M. –
Great!
Shelby Diehl –
This resource was AWESOME! There was just so many slides it was a bit overwhelming to some students
Michelle DH –
This was a great resource for Distance Learning…they had a great time working on cards for each other. It was a little tricky at first, but they got the hang of it.
Casey J. –
These were perfect because my school did not allow actual materials to be passed around on valentines day. The kids really enjoyed creating a special valentine for each.
Roxy C. –
My class had fun with this activity!
Shawna M. –
This was a really fun project and it allowed the kids to give their classmates digital cards!!
Kelly E. –
We ended up having to shift to virtual during Valentine’s. This resource was perfect for the situation. The students were able to still make Valentine’s cards for one another. They did this activity while online together. They had fun sharing their creations and appreciating one another. Thank you!
Kim R. –
Great resource!
Lindsay M. –
This was very useful for my Remote Learners. Thank you!
Monica Cooney –
Since we were unable to pass out valentines this year, my students LOVED using this to write valentines to their friends! Not only were they actively engaged, it provided them with a lot of practice with Google Slides which will be helpful in upcoming grades.
Sarah H. –
A great way to help my students get involved with ValentineÕs Day even while distance
Kristin B. –
This allowed students to still engage in the norm of passing out valentines day cards. Thank you!
Sylvia M. –
This was so helpful in allowing my remote students to exchange Valentine cards. They really enjoyed it! Thank you!!!
Carrie Tanner –
My students loved this!
Bridget B. –
Great resource. Thanks!
Laurie N. –
Thank you for this! My students and parents really enjoyed it!
Richard H. –
These digital Valentines Day cards were a “life savor” during online school. My kiddos loved creating, sending, and especially receiving the cards. I enjoyed reading sweet notes from my students…rather than just a signature that’s usually placed on paper cards. Great resource!
kristina N. –
Was a great way to do Valentine’s cards virtually. Cute and easy to use
Crayons and Cylons (Teacher-Author) –
This was so much fun! It let my students all send each other valentines virtually.
Christine M. –
Great digital activity for Valentine’s Day! Thank you!
Sandra W. –
This product provided my distance learning students a way to send Valentine cards to their classmates. Most of my students enjoyed this activity, but it was challenging for some students to use the tools to personalize the cards.
angela P. –
This was so nice for a digital Valentine’s Day!
Laura Moore –
Fantastic!
Christine K. –
These were perfect online valentine cards for my 4th graders during distance learning. The stickers are adorable and the directions were so detailed!
Mykayl D. –
During Covid-19, our school was doing distance learning during Valentines Day. My students were able to make E-cards for each other. It was a great time! Even though we could not celebrate in-person!
Eileen P. –
GREAT RESOURCE! Thank you so much!
Jill F. –
Kids loved this!
Danielle M. –
This was prefect! I was able to make my students feel loved by using this resource, even though we were online. Thank you!
Emma Lambert –
My students LOVED this!!!! AWESOME resource JUST what I needed! Perfect for both in person and virtual students! This was great work for my students and they thrived on this resource!
Stiller in Second (Teacher-Author) –
This was so very much fun
Donna K. –
This product was so much fun for the kids to use. Thanks for helping make Valentine’s Day a little easier during distance learning.
Demi Dunn –
My kids LOVED doing virtual valentines since we were completely virtual at the time. They liked all of the stickers and decorations!
Maria Moller –
Fun way to celebrate Valentine’s Day in a distance learning format.
mggs88 –
This was a fantastic resource! Very well made and was exactly what I was looking for! The students were very engaged! Thank you so much for all of your hard work! Definitely happy with my purchase and plan to use it again next year!
Harmony D. –
Perfect for remote learners!
Sara P. –
Allowed students to use pieces to create a Valentine card for a peer and one for a family member. Thank you.
Paola E. –
It was a fun and different way to celebrate Valentine’s Day during distance learning and at the same time show appreciation for each other.
Pamela S. –
This is excellent!
Teaching To Love French (Teacher-Author) –
Easy to use and my students enjoyed decorating their cards! This is a great alternative to in-person Valentine’s Day cards.
Bianca D. –
my students loved being able to send virtual valentines day cards to their classmates.
Kelly L. –
This resource was easy to use for myself and my students!
Charles R S. –
Great way to celebrate Valentine’s Day virtually!
Lyn B. –
My SDC students have enjoyed this!
Christin Williams –
Fun way to make virtual valentines for each other!
Emily A. –
Kids loved these and making their own cards. It was a nice way to bring a little normalcy to a unique situation!
Nezezon’s Literacy Tools (Teacher-Author) –
This activity was very easy for my students to use and highly engaging. Thank you!
Bonnie Camp –
Great way to make Valentines cards for distance learning.
Liz M. –
These are very cute!
Jussies Freebies (Teacher-Author) –
I loved this resource, so much work was put into it. I just wish their was an easy way to deliver ALL the cards virtually!
Sara P. –
Since we were 100% distance learning this year, this was a super fun way to exchange cards and kind words! I created a Padlet with a column for each student and they posted the valentine card for each student. Thank you for this!
M Y. –
These were so sweet. My students loved decorating them to share with each other.
Krista Simpson –
I used this in place of a Valentine exchange due to crappy COVID restrictions. I was afraid my students would feel like they missed out, but they felt the opposite! They even mentioned hoping that their teacher did it this way next year!
Jamie G. –
Loved it!
Victoria Scaturro –
Thanks!
Kim DeGrazio –
My students loved making valentines for each other. What a great way to include the v-day exchange digitally so students don’t miss out!
scrappinggal8 –
Such a cute idea. We did make our mailboxes, and created Valentine’s for our classmates, but delivering them was an enormous challenge since our kids don’t have access to an active email account. They really enjoyed it, though.
Krystal Haskins –
My students had fun creating customized cards for classmates and enjoyed even more, receiving their cards. This was a great way to celebrate Valentine’s Day virtually.
Diana T. –
My students loved creating Valentine’s Day cards digitally for their friends. Thank you.
Nicole R. –
This was a lot of fun for my class to complete and share during our remote learning!
Madeline Palmer –
Great resource! Thanks!
Evelyn C. –
Such a cute and fun resource! My kiddos had so much fun with it!
Rhiannon V. –
My kiddos absolutely loved this resource!!!
Michelle aguilar –
Good resource for last minute activity. My students enjoyed sending a card to their friend.
Ashley Gil –
I absolutely loved this resource! My students were completely engaged and they truly enjoyed it!!! 5 stars!!
Christine W. –
My kids absolutely enjoyed these cards! It was a great way to brighten their day of online learning!
Amanda S. –
great resource for remote learning
Caitlin B. –
My students loved this resource! It was a great way to customize their Valentines!
jamesgang4 (Teacher-Author) –
This was amazing! Thank you! My kids loved making virtual Valentines!!
Lisa D. –
Valentine’s Day has always been important in my community and this resource helped me to make it happen in a virtual world. 🙂
Ashley C. –
We were not able to do any paper Valentine’s this year, so this resource was a great option. The kids enjoyed creating their Valentines and there were directions on how to share as a class. We were not able to share between friends, but each made 1 Valentine for the whole class and we shared this way. However, if you are able to share between individual classmates it is well worth it.
Anica J. –
Such a cute and new way to have your virtual students participate in Valentine’s Day. Thank you so much for creating this!
Laura A. –
these were such a super cute and fun way to celebrate virtually.
Diversity and Heart (Teacher-Author) –
These were so cute!
April G. –
Students enjoyed this thanks
Linda T. –
The students loved this product.
Therapy With Miss Maddie (Teacher-Author) –
Fun activity for valentines day!
Sharon M. –
Since exchanging Valentines was not a good idea with COVID, each student got to have fun creating for each other. The best part was when they starting opening each one.
Amy F. –
Students loved this activity.
Anna P. –
My students and I loved this resource! It was very useful.
Lauren Dickson –
Super cute and fun way to still have a Valentine’s Day party with cards virtually!
Angela H. –
Very cute way for kids to exchange cards online
First Grade Bargains (Teacher-Author) –
Such a fun way to exchange valentine’s digitally!
AWordOnThird (Teacher-Author) –
I really appreciated this resource. Thank you so much! This is challenging for kids who are not tech-savvy, but you really walked the kids through how to use the clipart. I gave my students a choice between making ONE card per student or one generic card for the class, which was really helpful. I really did not know how to approach Valentine’s Day during this pandemic, and I appreciate all of the time and effort you saved me. Thank you!!
Karri D. –
My students loved it!
Maria Carrillo –
This was a lot of fun for my students to do and they were so happy they were able to celebrate valentines day with these virtual valentine cards.
Mrs Vidales’ Fabulous Fourth Grade (Teacher-Author) –
My students loved these! It was a cute way to do Valentines day online!
Christopher W. –
Loved this lesson! It was a cute way for my students to make Valentines cards for each other during remote learning! They loved the lesson!
Samantha Toomey –
Used for planning as this is our first year with remote Valentine’s.
Dana Breitwieser –
My class loved this resource to make Valentine’s Day cards for each other! It brought some normalcy to an otherwise NOT normal year!
Janet O. –
Our class had so much fun with this on Valentine’s day! This was a nice alternative for this year during distance learning.
Lindsay Wallace –
Couldn’t pass out valentines so this worked great!
Ada Todd –
The pictures were cute and easy to use, the cards as well. Students enjoyed them, but had difficulty attaching them for other students. In all, great resource!
Amanda Rose –
This was a wonderful way for my distance learning students to be able to celebrate Valentine’s day. They were thrilled that they wouldn’t miss out on the tradition of exchanging Valentines with one another!
Teaching in the Redwoods (Teacher-Author) –
My kids had fun making these since we couldn’t do an actual exchange this year, thank you!
Jessica A. –
My students loved making these for their classmates for valentine’s 🙂
vianey R. –
I loved this resource. My students enjoyed this ValentineÕs Day activity.
Brenda R. –
This was a perfect activity for our kids. Since we were unable to exchange V-day cards this year, this activity was super cute for our online learners to complete at home.
Jenna B. –
My students were able to use this during our technology time. There were slides that appealed to all my students. They had fun learning some basic skills while using Google Slides. I even got to use the opportunity to review how to share documents via google when they sent their cards to friends and teachers. Thank you!
Colleen LarsenDeibler –
Loved this
Jennifer Maples –
Great way to create and share Valentine’s Day cards virtually!
Marilyn M. –
Thank you for giving me something fun for the students to have for Valentine’s Day!
Color Me Kinder –
I was worried I wasn’t able to find something fun for my students to do for Valentine’s Day since we are 100% online – but this was perfect! My kids were so excited to make and share their cards with their friends! Thank you for putting so much time and effort into this product. The instructions were very detailed and clear.
a Colorful Mixture (Teacher-Author) –
This were a fantastic alternative to traditional valentines. Students were engaged and able to figure out how to create them after minimal instruction. Great resource.
Allison Key –
This made Valentines so much easier!
Dawn R. –
wow
Danielle T. –
This was a great resource to make it feel like a regular Valentine’s Day! The kids loved these virtual cards and loved the stickers it came with!
Cheryl Sacca –
Good Resource!!!!
Happy Heather (Teacher-Author) –
This was a good way for my online kids to show their love for each other.
Misty R. –
My kiddos were excited to be able to participate in the exchanging of Valentine Cards this year!
Carmen Gallagher –
With a little adjusting, I was able to make this achievable for even 1st graders! They loved writing each other notes and reading their notes!
Lynn L. –
This resource was great. It allowed my students to create valentines for their classmates. They really enjoyed it and I received a lot of positive feedback from parents. Highly recommend. Thank you
Kate H. –
My kids loved being able to make valentines for each other. Definitely took awhile to get them all into their Google Slides to complete it, but as seller mentioned in the plans, do it with them as a class step by step and once they’re in it’s so worth it!
tara J. –
My class loved this! I was so impressed with how well they did with creating and sending. I definitely had to go slow and repeat directions, but the end result was great!
Chantay B. –
Fun activity!
Becky’s Social Studies Center (Teacher-Author) –
My 2nd grade daughter had a blast making these Valentine’s Day cards for her classmates. Thanks for a wonderful resource!
Kelli M. –
So cute and a fun way to involve my Virtual babies!
M iss Ally’s Discovering Dinos (Teacher-Author) –
My class loved being able to give out Valentine’s Day cards to their friends virtually! So many great designs to choose from!
Logan W. –
I loved this for the virtual friendship party we had! Students were able to create valentines for their friends, and celebrate almost like normal!
Milan E. –
This was absolutely amazing! My kids are virtual and were sad they couldn’t give out Valentine’s like they normally would! This totally saved our day and allowed us to have a fun party while we are all at home! 100% loved this and I am excited to see what other amazing resources I can use! 🙂
Alondra Flores –
Due to the pandemic, we were unable to pass out Valentine’s cards this year. My students enjoyed using these virtual cards/mailboxes. It was practical to use and engaging for all students.
Miranda L. –
My kids LOVED this. They had a blast creating Valentines for their friends virtually this year since we could not exchange in person! So many great options and easy for them to use. Thank you for this great resource!
Debbie P. –
Awesome
Emily S. –
This was so fun for my students to still make Valentines for each other, they loved it!
Julia D. –
My students LOVED IT.
Alejandra C. –
This was great, easy to use with the students. Thanks!
Jan M. –
My class loved making their Valentine cards for classmates. I bought extra licenses for my teammates so all our grade level came together to make and share cards. Our district prohibited cards and other treats this year. Your activity made the day special for them. We Zoomed together as the kids made their cards. Then they posted them on jamboards we made for our classes. The directions were super clear and through. We divided the mailbox and cards into 2 sessions which was a great idea that was suggested. Doing that way got the kids familar with the process so making the cards the next day was super easy and fun for the kids. My only suggestion was about the To: and From: and Special note spaces on the cards, the writing was hard to read because of the light purple ink- I changed my card to black ink and it was much easier to see what I typed. Thank you for making my kids Valentines special!
Kierston Watts –
Thank you for creating a fun way for our students to exchange Valentine’s digitally. This was very fun for all of our students.
Buyer –
The clip art was really cute! I just wish it came with background pages that didn’t have labels or boxes.
There’s a Plan for that (Teacher-Author) –
I used this with my fourth graders in place of a traditional valentines day party. They loved getting to create their own valentines for each other. This resource came with all of the directions we needed to help explain it. I will say that it did take a decent amount of hand-holding to best explain it to my scholars. It wasn’t something that I could just post and expect them to do it without any kind of support. Once they got the hang of it though, it was great! All in all, I would use it again a million times over!
Shawna K. –
Super cute! Kids loved it! Thanks!
Lauren Pate –
My students had so much fun with these activities during our virtual Valentine’s Celebration!
JENNIFER ALKIRE –
This made valentine’s day for my students! Thank you!
Sherry A. –
My students truly enjoyed using this resource! It was easy and fun.
Bethany N. –
This was a really fun resources! Since we are in person but couldn’t do physical valentines we did this instead. I had each student draw a name of a classmate and make them a valentine. If they finished early then they could do one for anybody they wanted. I used it with a padlet posting. The only issue was the downloading and uploading it part was really hard (even as an adult). The designs are really cool though and the overall designs easy to use.
Rachel M. –
his was a cute resource for the teacher to design virtual cards for her students. It took me a lot of time to design and it was not an appropriate resource for my special education littles…too many moving parts! They did enjoy receiving “virtual mail: and the final product was visually appealing.
Sara Peltier –
My 1st graders LOVED making digital ValentineÕs Mailboxes and cards for their peers! I assigned both separately in google classroom and was able to Òdelivery their cards into their virtual mailboxes!
Tina Trovato –
Students really enjoyed!
Sarah S. –
These are adorable and easy to use!
Miss Firstie (Teacher-Author) –
Students LOVED this!
Pebble B. –
super cute!
Lisa R. –
Kids LOVED creating their own valentines. Especially since they could not exchange ones this year due to COVID. Thanks for the resource.
Tales of a 4th grade Megan (Teacher-Author) –
Thanks for creating such a colorful and fun resource!
Tiffany Mackey –
My kiddos loved this, it was perfect. Thank you!!
melissa V. –
LOVE the graphics and options! Thank you!
Tamara A. –
Great for Valentines Day. Thanks!
Vinesy (Teacher-Author) –
Valentines exchanges are definitely tricky during distance learning, but this was a nice alternative. My third-graders were mostly able to manage this, technology-wise. It was nice to give them something special and fun to do.
Brittany Godbey –
My students are loving these for virtual learning!
Leopard Learning and Lattes – Kristen Bartok –
Super fun and cute!
Research Based Teaching Tools (Teacher-Author) –
My students loved creating these Valentines for art today. They will give them to their friends during their Valentine’s day party online for Friday. Thank you so much for providing fun activities for students like this. It keeps everything fun and engaging!
JoAnn M. –
Amazing resource- we were not allowed to do a Valentine Exchange in person. This was a wonderful and engaging resource 🙂
Anne J. –
My students LOVED this resource, especially this year since they cannot exchange paper valentines. Thank you!
Kristy D. –
I showed students how to make their valentines over zoom and they’ve been making them all week. Kids are loving it!
lisa B. –
This is a perfect way to for my second graders to share Valentines since we are virtual. It took a little practice and a lot of directions, but will be well worth it.
Amanda W. –
Life-saver! No paper Valentines allowed this year!
connie E. –
Love all your products!
Jessica L. –
Exactly what I needed for a Valentine’s Day Card Exchange with my virtual learners.
Michelle Shew –
Great idea during COVID!
Patricia H. –
We are distance learning and using Google Classroom. Some parents wanted to do Valentine’s day cards and others comfort levels just weren’t on the same page. This project made it easy for everyone to use and no one is going to be left out. Some of my kinders figure out how to use it on their own, while others needed help from a grownup or more assistance during my office hours, but they are doing great. Thank you for making this so, so easy! I highly recommend breaking it into two assignment (mailbox and valentines).
jennifer T. –
Sent these out for my kids to work for Valentine’s Day. They are so excited!
Danielle D. –
Very cute!
Sarah A. –
Thank you for sharing this wonderful Valentine’s Day activity! Really good for hybrid learners.
A Teacher with Pearls (Teacher-Author) –
Very creative…. thank you so much… We weren’t allowed to do any Valentine stuff this year. This put smiles on my students’ faces.
Designing Serendipity in the Elementary Classroom (Teacher-Author) –
So cute! Time saver! We have a digital sticker book where students earn rewards for completing math challenges and these are perfect.
kathyquinn1612 (verified owner) –
This Valentine’s Day card resource is a complete timesaver! I don’t have the time to cook, clean the house, manage my students, be a wife, etc. and still be able to give my students what they need. And right now? They need things to be as normal as possible and that includes Valentine’s Day. Thank you, thank you!
Tales of a 3rd Grade Teacher (Teacher-Author) –
So cute! Thanks!
Anmarie C. –
My students are going to love this! We won’t be able to pass out Valentine’s this year and I am so excited for them to use this as an alternative! Thank you so much!