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Pop-it Valentine Printable

Pop-its have been a big trend for kids the last few years. They are a silicone shape consisting of bubbles that can be popped over and over again.

They are a great way to help keep children focused or help reduce anxiety. Schools are using them in school as fidgets to help them stay focused. My boy’s teacher allows them to have one at their desk all day long.

Pop-its come in lots of fun colors and a variety of shapes. You can find one that is themed for Valentine’s Day or let your child pick out their favorite shape they think their friends will love.

Inexpensive Valentine Option

Pop its are an inexpensive option for Valentine’s Day. You can get sets of small pop-its inexpensively on Amazon, from Oriental Trading, Dollar Stores, and more.

Perfect Valentine’s Day Party Favors

In addition to using these free printables as valentine cards, you can use them as Valentine’s Day party favors. They’re great to pass out at a Valentine’s Day class party or a home party.

What Age is Good for Pop Its?

Honestly, kids of all ages love pop its. But, these are geared mostly toward Elementary school age children. They could also be used with preschoolers but they are probably too cutesy for older children.

This image shows the Pop-it Valentine Printable available to download at the end of this post. This image is showing both of the two free pop-it valentines you can download - the baggie cover and a printable valentine tag.

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What Comes with the Pop-it Valentine Printable?

You get PDF and JPEG files of the printable valentines. In addition, you get 2 different styles. One is used as Valentine’s Day gift tags. It looks like this.

This image shows the Pop-it Valentine Printable available to download at the end of this post. This image is showing one of the two free pop-it valentines you can download - the gift tag version.

The other option are bag toppers. They can be printed and attached to a cellophane bag or sandwich bag with the pop-it inside the bag. It looks like this.

This image shows the Pop-it Valentine Printable available to download at the end of this post. This image is showing one of the two free pop-it valentines you can download - the baggie cover.

Where can you Get Pop-its for a whole class?

Amazon, Oriental Trading, party stores, Dollar Stores, and more have inexpensive pop-its. My favorites from Amazon are:

How to Attach the Pop-it Valentine Tag to the Pop-it?

It depends on the pop-it. If it’s a key-chain style, print the tag version and hole punch the top. Then use a string or ribbon to attach it to the key chain. It would look like this.

This image shows the Pop-it Valentine Printable available to download at the end of this post. This image is showing one of the two free pop-it valentines you can download - the gift tag version.

How to Attach the Pop-it Valentine Baggie Cover?

If you have a larger pop-it or one that is hard to attach a tag to, you can print the baggie cover.

  1. Print the covers. Have your child fill in their name and who the valentine is to.
This image shows what the free pop-it valentine bag cover looks like printed.

2. Cut out the covers. There are two per page.

This image shows how you cut the valentines pop-it bag covers in half.

3. Fold the bag covers in half, long ways (like a hot dog bun).

This shows how you fold the pop-it Valentine before Valentine's day.

4. Place your pop-it in a sandwich bag and close it.

5. Place the folded bag cover over the top of the closed bag.

This image shows how yo place the cover on-top of the baggie.

6. Staple the bag cover on the baggie. Staple it on each end. Make sure that the staple goes through both the paper cover and the baggie.

This image shows where you should staple the pop-it valentines baggie cover.
This image shows where you staple the free pop-it valentine that is available to download at the end of this psot.

7. You’re done! Just repeat with the rest of the baggies.

Want more cute Valentine’s Cards?

Check out or other free Valentine options here at Mom Envy.

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