Love this Valentine's Tee-Shirt from Dollar Store Crafts , it's so much better than the cheesy Valentine's Day ones you can buy at the store.

This felted heart from Kitchen Counter Chronicles is so sweet !

This garland from Paint Cut Paste  made from paint chips is all kinds of lovely!

What a cute button heart from Hands On As We Grow.

Finally a paper hug perfect to pop in the mail for those you can't give real hugs to this Valentine's Day.

We love sensory tubs! Much like pouring or water tables you see in preschool classes , these mini versions are fun to play with at home and offer great learning . This one is all soft and silky, a great change from our usual.

My daughter recently started solids and we have lots of baby food jars just waiting to be made into something fun. I realized that the little ones are the perfect size for a portion of treats ( in our case Annie's Chocolate Chip Bunnies) during snack time last week and the idea for this was born!

My son goes to preschool and the other day a list of all his classmates name came home as a reminder for Valentine's . I was giddy, in all the schools I have taught we skipped this tradition and I always wished we hadn't. So today we picked up some basics and made some fun and simple ( we had to make 14) Valentine's for friends.

Send someone you love this super fun secret love note. It's fast and easy to make and really fun to send!

1.Gather your materials,you will need a sheet of white paper, white crayon, a marker, heart sticker and a red marker to reveal the message.

2. Write your message in white crayon on the paper.

There is only one person that loves these crafts more than I do and that's my husband, because it uses up the Pottery Barn Kids catalogs and my son and I can't drool and make wish lists from them! Instead we made a fun and frugal decoration for Valentine's Day!

1. Gather your materials. You will need some magazines, some cardboard, ribbon, a hole punch , glue , a marker and scissors.