A valentine for every child in the class
Most schools ask for a card for every classmate, so nobody is left out. Writing twenty-four names is a long evening for a six-year-old; this page writes them, and leaves the signing to your child if you like. The names come from the list you paste, so the spelling is the one the teacher sent.
A mix or one for everyone
One pun for the whole class keeps it simple. A different one on every card makes the stack more fun to hand out, and the pictures give children who cannot read yet something to look at. If your child would rather color the cards, print them as outlines.
For a football fan, the football valentine class cards do the same with football puns.
Questions
How do I make valentines for the whole class?
Paste the class list, one name per line, as the teacher sends it, and type your child's name under From. Every classmate gets a card with their own name; download the PDF, print it at 100 % (actual size) and cut along the dashed lines. Twenty-four children at 12 a sheet are two sheets.
Which valentines can I choose?
Eight, each with its picture: Happy Valentine's Day with a heart, Bee mine with a bee, out of this world with a rocket, one smart cookie with a cookie, donut forget you're awesome with a donut, owl always be your friend with an owl, you're a star with a star and you light up our class with a sun. Or let every card take the next one, so the class gets a mix.
What if I don't have the class list?
Leave the list empty and the PDF prints one sheet of cards with a line after To, for your child to write each name, and a line after From if you leave that blank too. Many children like signing their own.
What size are the cards?
The sheet has 10 mm margins and the cards fill it: on US Letter 8 cards are 98 × 65 mm, 12 are 65 × 65 mm and 24 are 49 × 43 mm. Print in color, or choose To color in and the pictures print as outlines.
Is anything uploaded from this page?
No. The cards and the PDF are made in your browser. The class list you type stays in this browser, and no request carries a child's name anywhere.