A Bouncy Ball Valentine
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This cute bouncy ball Valentine and printable is perfect for the kids to give out at their Valentine’s Day party. Easy to make and inexpensive.

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Bouncy Ball Valentine Printable
Valentine’s Day crafts are always a welcome change from dreary winter days. Like making cupcake paper flowers, Hershey’s Kiss Mice, and a Valentine Handprint Craft . Making Valentine’s Day cards together is another great way to add a touch of fun to a cold February day.
This year, the allergies in some classes are so severe that the school nurse has asked for a NO CANDY Valentine. Hmm… what to do…what to do? I tried to come up with some candy-less Valentine’s ideas that would still be fun for the kids. This is a No Candy Valentine that I think would be fun to give and to receive.
 I found some bouncy balls at Wal-Mart—six of them for under $1.00—and thought they would make a fun gift for the other kids at school. They will love their new toy, and you’ll love how inexpensive it is to make this Valentine’s Day card.
Supplies You’ll Need

Card Stock
Stapler
Equipment Needed
Printer
How to Make Bouncy Ball Valentine’s Day Cards
Click on the printable link to take you to the cards. Press CTRL+P and print as many as you need on cardstock
Cut the cards apart and fold them each in half

Have your child sign their name to each card
Place a bouncy ball into a cellophane bag

Slide it into the folded card

Staple the card to the bag

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