Valentine's Day Coupon Books for the Whole Family
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Whew…we blinked and it’s already February which means that Valentine’s Day is just around the corner.
As a self-proclaimed wannabe minimalist, I am not on board with giving things as gifts just because someone says I should. There are many other ways to express our love and give gifts that are not physical items.
One of my favorite ways to do this is with coupon books.
This year, I thought I would make up a few coupon books and some activity pages so you could join in the fun too!
The Valentine’s Day coupons and activity pages were created with your whole family in mind. There’s no need to go to the store or buy anything to put them together. All you need is a printer, scissors, and a stapler.
We’re keeping it super simple.
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What’s included in the Valentine’s Day Printable?
DIY Valentine’s Coupons
There are 5 different coupon book options!
The Decluttering and Organizing Set - These coupons are perfect for getting your family to help declutter and organize your home. I mean why not use gifting to guilting them into helping. Ha!
The Lovebirds Set - These coupons are adult friendly and a way to add a little spice into your gifting.
The His & Hers Set - These are more traditional coupons and can be used interchangeably.
The Kid-Friendly Set - These coupons are perfect for gifting to your kids. I showed these to my 7 year old and she overwhelmingly approved.
The DIY Set - A full page of blank coupons so you can make your own!
A Coupon Cover Sheet Page - There’s a page of cover sheets available. Print one and you can use them for up to 8 coupon books.
Valentine’s Day Activity Pages
I’m always looking for festive activities to incorporate into my afternoons with my daughter so I created a few pages so you can have fun with your child too.
A Heart Maze - It’s a simple maze, but every time my daughter sees it she has to do it again. What is it about mazes that kids love?
Coloring Sheets - Theres one for the kids and one for you (or older kids).
Buddy Dice Bingo Game - This is a super fun game that helps with math literacy and fluency. Use pennies as markers and it can be played over and over.
Valentine’s Writing Practice - For the younger, school aged kids there are a couple pages where they can practice writing out Valentine’s Day words.
HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE VALENTINE’S DAY COUPON BOOK
To assemble the coupon book, print it out on some nice card stock (or just white printer paper) and cut out the coupons. Staple the coupons together or use a hole punch, punch in two holes and tie together with pretty ribbon or raffia like mine.
If you’re using the DIY coupons, fill in the coupon values and give them to that special someone.
Isn’t that the easiest Valentine’s Day gift you’ve ever made? They’re pretty cute too!
How do you celebrate Valentine’s Day with your family? I’d love to know!
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I’m so excited to hear from you and help encourage you on your journey toward less stuff, more happiness, and a vibrant, fulfilling life you and your family deserve.
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