Last Updated on January 30, 2025
These adorable free printable Valentines are such an easy way to spread a little love.

Like my other printable Valentines, they’re pretty darn punny, if I do say so myself.
What is it about puns that makes you giggle and groan at the same time? They’re just a little bit corny, that’s why! That’s what makes them perfect for Valentines.
Being a little silly makes it easier to express care and fondness for others, especially if you’re not normally openly affectionate. I think that’s part of the reason kids love giving and receiving Valentines so much.
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Why is Valentine’s Day Important for Kids?
Valentine’s Day is the perfect day to teach kids about love, friendship and kindness.
Learning About Love
While often associated with romantic love, Valentine’s Day can be a great way to teach kids about expressing love in a broader sense for their family, friends, and classmates.
Families can use the holiday to show love by spending quality time together by baking heart-shaped cookies or making crafts for each other or to give to others.
Strengthening Friendship Bonds
Creating and exchanging Valentine’s cards encourages children to think about their classmates and actively reach out to express positive feelings. Classroom valentines or group celebrations foster a sense of belonging and togetherness.
Making Valentine’s cards allows kids to be creative and personalize their messages. These personal messages don’t have to be made from scratch — they can also just be the child picking out the Valentines that they think would mean a lot to a specific friend/classmate.
Showing Kindness
Celebrating Valentine’s Day can reinforce the idea of being kind and considerate towards others. By emphasizing the importance of showing love to everyone (making sure the students have a Valentine for all of their classmates), it can help kids feel included and valued.
Explaining to your kids why they need to include everyone can promote empathy and teach the value of making others feel appreciated.
How to Use These Printables
These free printable Valentines are ready to print and use right away. I recommend printing them on white cardstock so they’re somewhat sturdy.

Then, just cut each card out along the pink outer border.

Fill in the “to” and from” and if you want, you can tape on a small treat. Here are some ideas:
I always have my kids write a compliment on the back of the card. This is a great opportunity to teach your kids to see the good in others and to help others see the good in themselves.
Equipment Needed / Helpful Tools for Printables
Printer: This one is a great budget printer. If you’re willing to spend just a little more though, this is a better option. And if you’re looking for an all-in-one home office machine, this one does it all, has high reviews and includes 2 years of ink.
Ink cartridges: Speaking of ink, this is where the cost of using printables can really add up! To save BIG on ink, buy it from CompAndSave.com. It’s substantially cheaper than anywhere else and they carry ink for all major printer brands and models.
Printer paper or cardstock: Since you’re attaching small gifts to this printable, you need the printout to hold up to being handled often, so you should choose cardstock.
Cutter: If you want nice, clean cuts, a paper cutter is a must-have. This is a great one if you plan on using it a lot. But this one is totally sufficient if you want something solid and reliable for occasional use.
On a tight budget? Go with this one. Or, use a good pair of scissors and a sturdy ruler.
Download These Adorable Free Printable Valentines
Get these adorable free printable Valentines by filling in the form below.

Printable FAQs
Fill in the form above. After you submit the form, you’ll receive an email from “Wondermom Wannabe” with a direct link to the printable. If you do not see the email in your inbox within a few minutes, check your spam folder.
The most likely place will be in your computer’s Downloads folder. You can also select “Downloads” in your browser menu to see a list of your downloads, then simply select “Show in folder” below the file name to see where it is stored on your computer.
You’ll need a program that supports PDFS, like Adobe Acrobat (which is free). Open the program, click File > Print. Select your printer and set the number of copies you want to print. Double check your print preview, then click print.
Additional Valentine’s Day Fun
Keep the Valentine’s Day fun going strong for you and your family with these other free ideas, recipes and printables.
- Free Printable Valentines That Are Oh So Punny: Spread the love with these hilarious and free Valentine’s Day printables that are guaranteed to make your sweetheart smile! 😍💕 Perfect for kids, classmates, friends, and anyone who loves a good laugh.
- Printable Valentine Coupon Book for Kids: This DIY Valentine Coupon Book for kids is the perfect way to show appreciation and create special moments. Easy to download, print, and fill out — a heartwarming gift that costs nothing but means everything.
- Valentine Coupons for Kids: Grab these adorable printable Valentine coupons for kids. Each coupon promises a special treat or activity they’ll treasure more than candy.
- Valentine’s Day Rice Krispie Treats: These Monster-themed Valentine Rice Krispie Bars are a deliciously easy recipe that puts a spooky-sweet twist on classic crispy treats. Perfect for classroom parties or spreading love with a playful monster theme.
- Chocolate Strawberry Cupcakes: Moist chocolate cupcakes topped with fresh strawberry buttercream – an easy Valentine’s treat starting with cake mix! These bakery-style cupcakes taste just like chocolate-covered strawberries.
- Cupid’s Bow Cupcakes: Transform a simple cake mix into adorable Cupid’s Bow Cupcakes. Perfect for class parties, date night, or spreading love to family and friends.
I’m trying to download the cute, food, pink border Valentine’s Day printable cards. However, whenever I type my email address it sends me the funny Valentine’s day cards. Is there a way that I can receive the correct ones, please?
I have a new form now, so if you put in your email you should be able to access it.