From the time my kids were very young, I noticed that the Valentines cards sold in the stores were designed for kids who are in a classroom whether it is a preschool class or school room. Since very few of my kids attended preschool and then they were homeschooled, those boxed Valentines just didn’t fit our situation. I wished that someone would create Valentines that could be given to family and neighbours because those were who our kids wanted to make Valentines for.
While I waited for someone to ‘invent’ Valentines that were more homeschool and pre-school friendly, we made our own Valentines cards. This year, it occurred to me that perhaps if I were wishing for Valentines for family members, there may be others wishing for them too!
I’m really excited because with the help of my friend Richele, I was able to see my wish for family Valentines come about. I came up with the wording on the front and back and she designed the cute bits. Designing cute bits just isn’t one of my strengths.
These family scripture Valentines cards are perfect for kids who aren’t yet in school or are homeschooled. They are also great for kids who want to give cards to their grandparents and cousins in addition to giving them to the kids at school.
On the front, these say things like “Daddy, you’re the best” and on the back, there is a coordinating scripture. There are Valentines for dad, mom, brother, sister, aunt, uncle, grandma, grandpa, and cousin. There are also a few blank ones so that your kids can make them for neighbours or friends.
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