Do you still need a box to collect your valentine’s love notes? Don’t worry, I’ve rounded up 10 valentine box ideas perfect for the classroom, parties, or just a fun project to make at home.
These creative valentine boxes range from simple to a little more detailed. However, all of these are perfect projects to get the kiddos involved. And if you’ve already made yours, you can always “Pin” these fun ideas for next year (make sure you click on over to the original source and “pin” from there!)
10 DIY Valentine Box Ideas
Do your kids want to have the most creative Valentine boxes in class? Then look no further, here are 1o DIY Valentine Box Ideas for School that will spark creativity and hopefully lots of love this Valentine’s Day.
Pretty Flower Oatmeal Container
Love Boat
Love Tank (made by my friend Katie )
Valentine’s Day is definitely one of my kid’s favorite school days. They love being able to show off their cool handmade Valentine Box creations that reflect their personalities and handing out handmade valentines to all of their friends.
These boxes are so fun. The only problem you’ll have is choosing which one of these 10 valentine box ideas you want to make first!
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I have a class set of klennex boxes and was planning to have my students create something. I knew about the cute little monster but wanted some more ideas to show them. I want my students to create, so I have to say I hit the jackpock with this post. I’d like permission to put your pictures into a powepoint so the students can see them and decide how they will create their boxes. Thanks so much for your ideas! Do you mind if I repost a couple of your ideas on my blog and direct my followers to your page?
Hi Kelly, thanks so much for stopping by and the sweet comment. We love that the post has inspired you and hopefully your students in your class too! You are welcome to put the image in the PowerPoint for your class. We would also love for you to share it on your blog, but please just make sure you provide credit to Giggles Galore and the link to the original post so readers can come and get all the details. 🙂