Geoffrey's Valentine's Day Cards
Have a Very Merry Christmas…Card!
Ho ho ho! It’s the most magical season of the year! The time for presents, for PLAY…but most importantly, for family and loved ones! This year, let them color in and fill this Christmas card with a special message for someone they hold dear, and show ’em that the real spirit of the season comes from the heart. Merry Christmas!
Eggstra Special Easter Activity
Looking for eggstra fun for Easter? No yolk, just complete this drawing and like ma-chick, you’ve got a colorful Easter egg. Extend the play by printing out a few of these, and when the coloring’s done, you can cut them out and hide ‘em around the house for your littles to find!
Parents, use #ShareThePlay on social media so we can see how they did!
Bunny Ears for Easter
Do they wanna pretend to be the Easter Bunny? Well, here’s their ears! Parents, print out some ears so your kiddos can color them their favorite color or even make them spotted with polka dots. Let’s get hoppin’!
Parents, use #ShareThePlay on social media so we can see how they did!
Valentine’s Day Flower Pencil Topper
Love is buzzin’ all around! The loveliest time of year can bring out their inner poet as they count the ways you make ’em feel so special, all year round! If they need some inspiration, download and cut out this Valentine’s Day Flower Pencil Topper, then wrap it around the top of a pencil for a super sweet gift for all the little honeys this Valentine’s Day.
How to make your own Valentine’s Day Flower Pencil Topper:
1. Color in the petals
2. Cut out the petals along the dotted line
3. Tape the end with small petals to a pencil, then wrap the petals around the pencil top.
4. Secure with tape.
5. Curl the petals to create a flower
How to make the gift tag:
1. Color the gift tag
2. Cut out the gift tag along the dotted line
3. Punch a hole into the circle
4. Use string to tie the gift tag to the pencil
5. Have a happy Valentine’s Day!
Valentine’s Day Coloring Sheet
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Valentine's Day Butterfly Card
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