Who is excited for Valentine’s day!? I am normally not super thrilled about Valentine’s day, but since having kids all the holidays are a bit more exciting!
We’ve decided to spend the month of February studying dinosaurs for our preschool theme. So I thought these “Dino” mite Valentine’s would be perfect. Plus, they are a great non-candy Valentine’s alternative! And they are a super cute Valentine for both boys and girls!
I’ve put together a fun cheesy Valentine for my kiddos!
Valentine, you’re “dino” mite! Which is totally fitting because all of my kids are dynamite… meaning extremely impressive or exciting… not explosive!
All you have to do is print out the printables and grab some toy dinosaurs. I love that we’re steering away from the candy! I love getting them stuff that has purpose besides making them overly hyper…
There are 6 different double-sided cards that will be sure to catch your kiddos eyes.
My personal favorite is the two long necks giving each other a big ol’ kiss!
And I know this is gonna be a hit because my kids found the dinosaurs after nap time the day I took these pictures and had a blast playing with them. I had to sneak them away after the kids went to bed and they will reappear on Valentine’s!
I know it’s early, but Happy Valentine’s Day!!! It’s never to early to prepare.
Dinosaur Valentine’s Printables
This post was originally written by me and aired on C.R.A.F.T as a part of the Share the Love series!!
Here are some of our other favorite Valentine activities…
I love these so much! I love dinosaurs, so how could I not haha. I might have to print one of these for my husband!!
Ha! That is a cute idea!
Holey money these are adorable!!! LOVE them! Downloading them as part of my boys Valentine’s Day gifts to their friends!! Thank you for such a great printable.
Yay! So glad you love them Maria!
Hi these are great my son loves them… my only question is how do you get them to print double sided? When I printed them they were as twelve. Thanks for the great Valentine template it was truly awesome.!!
It’s usually a setting when you send the pdf to print. Hope you can figure it out!! 🙂