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Valentines day food craft for kids

Valentine's Day is a day of love and sharing joy with family, friends, classmates, and all people in your life; it's a day of hearts, flowers, candy, and appreciation cards. The first known Valentine's day card goes way back to the year 1415 when a prisoner sent a card to his wife on Valentine's Day; It is estimated that currently around 190 million cards are sent on Valentine's Day. As parents, how can we give our children a positive Valentine's Day experience that they will feel loved and cared for? Here is a creative and fun step by step craft that you can do with your children this Valentine's Day. We will walk you through how to create some exciting and creative crafts to enhance your Valentine's Day dinner table. So let's not waste time and get right into it.Let's begin by making your very own cute craft box shaped with a big red hart and a stuning red ribbon bow. We will use this to fill up with your jellies and treads and to enhance your Valatines Day dinner table. All you will need for this is a papper, sizzor, glue and ribbon.Step1: Download our costom made template and cut out your top and bottom of your favor box in two different colors.Step 2: Cut the hearts with a small sharp scissorsStep 3: Bend all folds with the black lines on the insideStep 4: Bend all folds of the bottom of the favor box with the black lines on the insideStep 5: Glue the ends together on the top and bottom of the favor boxStep 6: Fold the bottom of the favor boxStep 7: Place the top over the bottom of the favor boxStep 8: Close the coverStep 9: Fill with red and pink jelly beans and wrap with red ribbonWe would love to hear your comments and feedback on how this went for you, and best of all, if you can share with us some images of your final project!

Frequently asked questions

What do you put in a kids pretzel baking kit?

No recipe card or pre-measured ingredients that are placed inside any of our baking kit call for or include nuts of any kind. But some of these ingredients have been produced in a facility that also processes nuts, soy, sesame seeds, and gluten. So it's very possible that trace amounts of these potential allergens may be found in some of our baking kit ingredients.

Why should I use a pretzel baking kit?

No recipe card or pre-measured ingredients that are placed inside any of our baking kit call for or include nuts of any kind. But some of these ingredients have been produced in a facility that also processes nuts, soy, sesame seeds, and gluten. So it's very possible that trace amounts of these potential allergens may be found in some of our baking kit ingredients.

Are your pretzel baking kits kosher?

No recipe card or pre-measured ingredients that are placed inside any of our baking kit call for or include nuts of any kind. But some of these ingredients have been produced in a facility that also processes nuts, soy, sesame seeds, and gluten. So it's very possible that trace amounts of these potential allergens may be found in some of our baking kit ingredients.

Do your pretzel baking kits include nuts?

No recipe card or pre-measured ingredients that are placed inside any of our baking kit call for or include nuts of any kind. But some of these ingredients have been produced in a facility that also processes nuts, soy, sesame seeds, and gluten. So it's very possible that trace amounts of these potential allergens may be found in some of our baking kit ingredients.

What equipment do I need for a pretzel baking kit?

No recipe card or pre-measured ingredients that are placed inside any of our baking kit call for or include nuts of any kind. But some of these ingredients have been produced in a facility that also processes nuts, soy, sesame seeds, and gluten. So it's very possible that trace amounts of these potential allergens may be found in some of our baking kit ingredients.

Can I send a pretzel baking kit as a gift?

No recipe card or pre-measured ingredients that are placed inside any of our baking kit call for or include nuts of any kind. But some of these ingredients have been produced in a facility that also processes nuts, soy, sesame seeds, and gluten. So it's very possible that trace amounts of these potential allergens may be found in some of our baking kit ingredients.

What age should a child start cooking?

No recipe card or pre-measured ingredients that are placed inside any of our baking kit call for or include nuts of any kind. But some of these ingredients have been produced in a facility that also processes nuts, soy, sesame seeds, and gluten. So it's very possible that trace amounts of these potential allergens may be found in some of our baking kit ingredients.

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