Gift Ideas For Valentine's Day Celebration In Kid's Preschool

There are a few things you can ask the teacher:

1. By when you have to send in the treats?
2. How many to send (how many kids are in class)?
3. Should you or kid write name on each card, or not? (some teachers don't want name on each card as it is a nightmare to name-match and hand out cards from 20 kids to 20 kids : ) )
4. Any restrictions like no candy with nuts.

The easiest is to buy a box of cards from any store (don't wait till last minute). IF you are feeling creative, you can help child hand-make the cards (make a video of your efforts). One fun card to make is "popup face card". Google how to make a pop-up face card. To the store-bought card or the home made card, add a thing like a pencil or funny shaped eraser or a lollipop each, using sticky tape.

Remember to have child make a card for the teacher, and this one should preferably be a little bigger and different than the ones for classmates.

At 3.5 yrs, it is best you do the entire exercise when child is asleep. : ) But, that is gyan learnt much after 3.5 yrs. : ) When child is 3.5, you will spend hours with child getting glue and glitter everywhere... : ) and consider it time well-spent.

And one more thing -- if you buy the boxed card set, take a look at the back to see the messages that are used. There are usually 3-5 messages repeated over 20-25 cards. Check for appropriateness. Sigh.

Valentine's day is one of the stupidest things they celebrate in American schools.

I am most likely outdated in this info, and @Gauri03 will know of an app that prints out custom cards. : )