A “MAZE” Valentine Card Printable


What kid doesn’t love a maze? When I pulled out the pack of party favor mazes I picked up to make these cute valentines, my boys each immediately grabbed one and silently played for 10-15 minutes each until they completed the maze. Then, they all wanted to swap and try the next one. These maze valentine card聽and puzzles are not only cute, but really fun and candy free!

Maze valentine



You’ll need:

These valentines are super easy to make! Start by聽can picking up party favor mazes. You can find them for about 4 for a $1, making this an inexpensive valentine!

Now,聽save the A”MAZE” printable valentine sheet. It comes with 12 valentine’s per sheet, so to make enough for a typical classroom you’ll need to print 2-3 sheets. You can grab the free PDF by clicking the link below. The PDF will open in a new tab where you can view the printable and save or print the file.

A “Maze” Valentine Printable Cards

Maze valentine

Next, cut out each of the cards. I happened to have a 2″聽scalloped punch, so it too me seconds to punch them all out. You can cut the cards in circles or squares using scissors or recruit the kids to cut out the cards. Also have your child sign all of their cards on the blue striped line so their friends know who the fun gift was from.

Once your cards are all cut out, grab a small piece of washi tape in a fun print and tape your A”MAZE” printable cards right to the puzzle mazes! It’s that easy, you’re Valentine’s Day cards are ready to hand out!

Maze valentine

Your child’s classmates will love these maze valentine cards just as much as my boys have! They are a perfect alternative to avoiding candy or worrying about allergies. Hope your Valentine’s Day is a”MAZE”ing!


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19 Comments

  1. Thats really cute and really a nice gender nueteraal type of thing. Boys in particular would love this as there isnt the mushy stuff and girls too would love it. I think this is very clever.

  2. I love that these are a candy-free Valentine. My kids waste most of the candy they receive. This is a great idea. Pinned!

  3. These are so adorable! I really like how fun they are to make, and these would be great to give out to boys or girls at school!

  4. Oh this is great. Your right, what kid doesn’t like mazes, even big kids – the parents. Thanks for this idea.

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