Valentine’s Day is all about spreading love, but let’s be real—when you’re juggling school parties, class lists, and last-minute prep, it can feel more like a mission impossible than a celebration. I’ve definitely set myself up now, beacuse the girls expect that we do a “from scratch” valentine for their classes every year. My burder is your win…introducing our free Superhero Valentine’s Day printable, designed to make your life easier and your kiddo the coolest cupid in class.

These ended up being a huge hit with Evelyn’s class. When I came to pick her up from school that day, we saw several of the kiddos wearing their masks already!
I sized these printables so that the mask will fit perfectly around them and I secured the back of them with a piece of washi tape on the back.
I ordered these masks from Amazon here, and luckily for me, it arrived next day.

This week in Hazel’s class, they are learning about kindness and friendship. We know how much effort goes into making Valentine’s Day special for your kids, and we’re here to help you shine. These printables aren’t just cute; they’re a way to celebrate creativity, friendship, and the joy of giving. And let’s be honest—anything that makes your life a little easier deserves a superhero-sized thank you.

So it just seems fitting that I make this printable available to any one who wants it! Just sign up below (full disclosure, you’ll also be added to my newsletter list but who doesn’t want to get updates on new products and sales?!) and I’ll email you this downloadable printable for your own use! I recommend printing on thick cardstock, there is one per page.

Click here to download your free Superhero Valentine’s Day printables! And don’t forget to grab these adorable superhero masks from Amazon to complete the look. (Affiliate link included—thank you for supporting small businesses like ours!)"

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Who says Halloween is just for kids these days? Halloween has changed vastly over the last century. From being a night about kids and pranks - to an almost 9 billion dollar industry, Halloween is for just about everyone it seems.

My particular generation (geriatric millennials as the media likes to call us) really grew up with the dawn of what Halloween is today. Class parties, costume parades, family friendly decorations, it all sort of began in a retail sort of way in the 80s.

So, since we are burdened with the name geriatric millennials, I think we deserve a treat this Halloween.

So don’t forget to Boo(ze) up your adult friends this year!

I made it easy for you by offering these free printable tags that you can attach to your favorite bottle of wine, hard cider, or an even stronger potion.

I really can’t believe that Valentine’s Day is already around the corner. The years are just flying by here. With kids, these little holidays aren’t so little anymore. Drew and I were never big Valentine’s Day people however, now that Evelyn learns about the holiday and does crafts and stuff for it at school, she really enjoys celebrating it.

This year I got ahead of the game, and designed some Valentine’s Day cards that Evelyn could sign and take to school pretty early. She got one of these mini palettes at a birthday party and she loved it. Kept her busy for hours. I try my best to stay away from candy for these classroom giveaways, having been a teacher once before. When I found out that I could grab a 24 pack of these palettes for $15 on amazon, I knew this was the route we were going to take.

I designed this printable, two valentines to a page, and I just used photo paper to print on. I try to keep the ink usage to a minimum. I’m super excited with how they turned out! What do you think?

This is Evelyn’s second year in school and so she knows exactly how this is all going to go down. She’s super pumped about it and won’t stop asking when she will get to pass them to her friends.

Like last year, I’ve decided to share this printable if anyone else wants to use it. Don’t forget to snag these awesome watercolor palettes to tape to them to. I just used double sided sticky tape to attach the paint and cute washi tape for the paint brush. Just sign up below (full disclosure, you’ll also be added to my newsletter list but who doesn’t want to get updates on new products and sales?!) and I’ll email you this downloadable printable for your own use! I recommend on printing on thick cardstock or thick photo paper, there are two per page. Let me know what you think!

Make sure you tag us in your pictures if you use our printable so we can share them!