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Monster Valentine Box – This DIY Valentine Box Is TOO CUTE for Class Valentines!


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We’ve got a fun and easy Monster Valentine Box idea for your kids to take to school for Valentine’s Day. This one is SUPER cute!

Monster Valentine Box idea

Monster Valentine Box Idea – You’ll LOVE this One for School Valentines!

Laura, here!

I’m thinking ahead to Valentine’s Day (planning ahead for once!) and getting my preschooler ready to exchange valentines with her class. There are so many fun Valentine Box ideas online, and we decided to tackle this cute little monster. It was surprisingly easy to make, and cost less than $5 – what a win!

Monster Valentine Box Idea

Supplies for Monster Valentine Box:

  • A small to medium sized empty box (you could use a shoe box, even a cereal box if it’s what you have on hand. I had a Target shipping box that was a good size so I grabbed that).
  • Wrapping paper
  • Pipe cleaners
  • Foam paper sheet (found in the craft aisle)
  • Black cardstock – one sheet
  • Scissors or box cutter
  • Scotch tape & double sided tape (or glue stick)
  • Monster eyes – I made these in Canva, feel free to use mine or make your own!

Here’s how to make a Monster Valentine Box:

  1. Tape down any flaps on your empty box and wrap it like a Christmas present.Wrapping valentine box
  2. Use a box cutter or scissors to cut a hole in the side of the box (I did a simple rectangle but you could do a fun shape – just make sure your hole isn’t wider than your foam sheet and leave enough space around so that it doesn’t make your box collapse).wrapping box
  3. Draw monster teeth on the foam sheet and cut out.Making teeth for monster valentine box
  4. Stick double sided tape to the teeth and attach on the inside of the box.Monster valentine box
  5. Print your monster eyes and cut out. Using tape or glue, attach to the black cardstock.
  6. Use tape to attach pipe cleaners to the back of the eyes, and tape pipe cleaners to the box. (Note: I attempted to make the eyes stand up with the pipe cleaners so they’d move around a little but it was too heavy. You might have better luck with this!)decorating valentine box
  7. Ready for a fun valentines exchange!

Depending on the age of your kids, you can have them involved as much as you’d like in this process!

Monster Valentine Box DIY

Need ideas for your kids to take for classroom valentines? We’ve got you covered!

 

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