If you’re looking for some fun printable spring jokes to share with your kids or classroom- this is for you! Today I’m sharing a spring themed free printable set for you to download and print for your class, your kids, or… well, whoever you know loves a good dad joke! 

I had so much fun designing this set of funny jokes for spring time- really… a great time, my kids have never been so invested in what I include in a printable- ha! I hand lettered the ‘spring jokes’ and illustrated the laughing emoji. Then I chose some spring colours for backgrounds and added the jokes in an easy-to-read font for little ones. I decided to add a full black and white version if you’re printing at home and hoping to save on printer ink. 

The black and white ones would be fun for little ones to color in as well to stretch these free printable jokes into an activity. 

These printables are part of a collaboration that I’m doing with some of my favourite printable designer friends, so you can scroll to the bottom of this post and find even more spring themed printables from some very talented ladies! 

But first… let’s get you these 24 free spring jokes printable cards!

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​Have you heard of self care punch cards? Habit punch cards? You can really use the punch card system for so many different themes. Today I’m sharing a simple design with fun hand lettering for adults and kids- I’ve included my own suggestions for things you can track, good habits, positive character traits and hard things we need to do in this life- but I’ve also made a blank design so you can use it for whatever you like!

Remember when you were a kiddo and you’d get a punch on your card for reading a book or completing a task in your classroom? How good did that feel?!

I was chatting with a friend last year and we were celebrating a hard decision she’d made- saying no to something that seemed great, but she knew wasn’t a fit with her goals. You deserve a gold star!  We laughed about it but the more we chatted, the more we all agreed that would be so great to celebrate our successes for these hard adult things the way that we did when we were kids.

I did a quick survey of friends on the seemingly silly or insignificant goals or self care things they were working on and then I got busy making these cute punch cards. And when my kids saw them- they wanted some too!

I’ve made two full pages of different free printable reward punch cards for you to use as you chase those goals, do the hard work, or whatever you’re wanting to celebrate with these reward cards. The first page is designed for adults with 8 grown-up self care style goals. They’re like behavior punch cards but for our own behaviour, ha! 

The second page is designed for kids and includes one blank goal card so you can track whatever goal you want with the same punch card program. Reading punch card? Sure! Occupational therapy exercises punch card? Okay! Academic progress cards, slept the night in their own bed cards, made it to my therapy appointment cards, acts of kindness cards, supported a small business card… whatever you’re dreaming, friend 😉 

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This year when I asked my kids what types of cards they’d like to hand out for valentines day at school, my son told me he just wanted simple valentines cards that say, ‘happy valentine’s day’. Not a funny pun saying how much he likes everyone or asking anyone to be his valentine or a card expressing his valentine’s day love being out of this world.

He wanted a simple card and didn’t care which color or shape or design… only that it was a basic valentine greeting. You got it, kid! 

Typically I’d tell him to pull out the construction paper and design his own card… but now that I have a site full of free printable card templates… I figured it was the perfect opportunity to not just create a boring ol’ design but a suite of fun valentine’s cards with a few color scheme options and a modern feel. 

So today I’m excited to share these printable valentine’s day cards as a free download with you! This is the 9th valentine card I have shared this year… you can see them all at the bottom of this post!

They’re perfect for older kids that don’t want to find the right words in a pack of childish valentines cards, but they’re also perfect for me… Or other adults like me that want to send lots of love to their girlfriends even if it’s been a long time since they got to see them every day at school (and voice text about how much grocery prices have jumped). If you end up with one of these in your mailbox, friend…  wish I got to see you every day at school 😉

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The boys in our house are such soccer fans. Two of them requested soccer themed valentines cards to hand out this year. Over candy, even!

The past few years I just let them pick store bought valentines day cards (from the dollar store kind of quality) but there’s no soccer specific ones and this year, since I’m sharing free printables with you here all the time, I thought I’d make my own for my little soccer player team! 

Wait… soccer? I think you mean football! Here in Canada, we call football soccer and American football just football. 

I asked the soccer lovers in my house for any input on what phrases or sentiments they’d like to see and other than asking for a Messi valentine card (which I assured them I could not draw well- lol!) they were pretty open to my ideas.

I chose to add a fun grass themed background instead of a typical white background and instead add white lettering and a white soccer ball, some in the shape of the heart and some just with one little heart shape on them. I really love how the white details pop against the grass background.

They’re the perfect valentine for the sports fans in your life!

We created 8 unique designs of this soccer valentine card, all hand lettered by me with little hearts to top all of the ‘i’s (of course). They print all 8 to one sheet with a space to write names on the reverse. The reverse side says ‘Happy Valentines’

The phrases on the cute valentine cards include:

• Have a Ball This Valentines
• Soccer has my heart + so do you!
• Happy Valentines Day
• Hey Valentine, I like how you roll!
• I get a kick outta you!
• Love (with a heart shaped soccer ball for the O)
• I really scored with you as a friend!
• You’ve got game, valentine!

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I’ve been a busy bee, creating printable pack after pack of free valentines cards this last week- you can see even more of the printable selection of valentines at the bottom of the post. I

created these ones for myself, actually. I have a matching bee tattoo with a few of my friends so we’re forever gifting each other bee themed gifts. I took the bee that I’d drawn to have tattooed and turned it into a sticker for the group of us and will be pairing it with these bee mine valentines cards for our Galentines party next week! 

I had so much fun creating these valentines cards, I actually created a very similar design for my twins’ first Bee-Day party invitations more almost 10 years ago, before I learned how to hand letter. It was a bit of a throw back working on these! If you’re looking for bee themed party decor to make a whole valentines party with a bee mine theme, that first bee-day party is full of ideas!

I created these simple printable cards to print 6 to one page. There’s two different sizes and two different hand drawn illustrations (a bee and a beehive!) to go with three hand lettered designs. They’re small enough that you can easily pop them in valentines card boxes in classrooms. 

Here’s the three phrases found on the front of the cards, the reverse all say either Happy Valentines or Happy Valentines Day:

• Bee Mine Valentine
• Bee Mine
• Will You Bee Mine?

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I’m not sure about your kids, but mine are always begging to give out candy cards on valentine’s. I’ve said no some years and others I’ll cave.

This year I wanted to do something a bit more fun than just taping some pink smarties to a store bought card, so I designed these free printable sucker tags for my oldest son to hand out. I’ve actually created a ton of free valentines this year, one for each of my kids and a handful that just felt fun to make. See them all at the bottom of this post.

These ones? I had direct orders, ha! He was pretty specific that they couldn’t be ‘cringe’ and say how much he loves everyone with some kind of heartfelt poem.

Fair enough, but I had to sneak in some delightful puns, I am a mom after all and I love joke valentine cards more than anything 😉

These are an easy valentine’s day handouts for a large group- whether you’re looking for your kid’s middle school classroom’s valentine or if you’re a teacher, you can use these printables as valentines day student gift tags- I mean, why not bribe those high school students into some quiet independent work with a sucker or lollipop? 

This free valentines printable comes with 8 different sweet themed valentines day cards all hand lettered by me.

The phrases on the cute valentine flags include:

• I’m a sucker for you, valentine (x3)
• Happy Valentines Day to you!
• Happy Valentines Day
• Have a Sweet Valentines Day
• You’re sweet, Valentine
• Hope your Valentines Day is Sweet!

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It’s that time of year… Valentine’s day is just around the corner and kids (and parents!) everywhere are looking at different valentine designs, choosing the perfect valentines for their school friends. Whether you’re planning in advance or are looking for a last minute valentine for preschool next week… here’s a fun printable valentine card to pair with the rare treat… a candy ring pop.

It’s the perfect small… but awesome… valentine’s gift for kids to share with their little friends. Plus, you can finish this up at the dollar store so it’s affordable too!

I’ve been busy creating printable pack after pack of free themed valentines cards this last week- you can see even more of the printable selection of valentines at the bottom of the post. 

While we typically pass on candy valentines at our school’s request, I’m planning to give these ring pop valentine card options to my own kids as a special treat with a small gift (this year it’s slippers!). 

Let’s talk ring pops. My kids love these things, we hardly get them, usually just in Easter eggs or if others gift them for special occasions, so to pull them out a bit early? Such a fun valentines treat.

Kids of all ages love a hard candy and a ring pop is so much fun even for older kids, middle school kids and teens. Could we consider these valentines teen printables? Sure! Why not?! 😉

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These rubber duckies are so darn cute I had to pick them up when I was shopping for Valentines Day treats and little non-candy valentines gifts recently. But can you blame me? They’re so adorable with the little hearts all over them, and they were an affordable valentines toy that will actually get used in the bath or hot tub by my kids.

I actually ended up picking up quite a few little goodies to make valentines cards to coordinate with. I might have gotten carried away creating printable pack after pack of free themed valentines cards this last week… but it’s been so fun! You can see even more of the printable selection of valentines at the bottom of this post.

I’m a sucker for a rubber ducky, they’re so playful and fun for bath time, the pool or hot tub. We used to go to a pumpkin patch every year that had themed rubber ducks you could buy and race. With four kids, we collected quite a few of those little guys! Over time… they’ve disappeared so when I spotted these little rubber ducks covered in hearts, I knew they would be such a fun little non-candy valentine option for our kids.

I created these simple printable cards to print 3 to one page so they’re definitely a bit bigger than most valentines cards but that leaves room to attach the duckies to the front of the card so it looks like they’re the ones saying the valentines puns! Even though they’re a bit larger, they’re still small enough that you can easily pop them in valentines card boxes in classrooms. If you did want them smaller, you can always print two to a page in your print settings.  

Here’s the three phrases found on the front of the cards, the reverse is left blank to save on ink and make for easy printing:

• I’m a lucky duck to be your friend
• Hey Valentine, you quack me up!
• Waddle you be mine?

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When I went to the store to pick up some treats for Valentines Day, I couldn’t help but picking up a few extra treats to create themed valentines day cards around. I’ve been busy creating printable pack after pack of free themed valentines cards this last week thanks to that little shopping trip- you can see even more of the printable selection of valentines I’ve shared here at the bottom of the post!

These bubble gum themed valentines cards are so nostalgic, we used to walk down to the corner store to buy bubble gum on lunch breaks in elementary school and now my kids go to school right across from that same corner store and are always asking to pop over there to make some sweet purchases.

I had fun creating these valentines cards with a playful monoline hand lettering style and bubblegum pink background. I added some bubbles, stars, and my kids favorite- a heart eyes emoji in the same style.

This style of lettering reminds me of childhood, dotting every ‘i’ with a heart and curling every ‘y’. I remember all of my friends switched to writing our ‘a’s with that little curl at the top before we got lazy in high school and switched back to a more simple writing style.

I created these simple printable cards to print 8 to one page. There’s two different hand lettered sentiments to choose from and on the reverse (page two of the document), there’s a happy valentines wish with room to address the cards to and from. They’re small enough that you can easily pop them in valentines card boxes in classrooms, even with a little bubble gum taped on!

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If you’re looking for a fun and easy indoor activity to print for the kids this summer break- here’s three free printable color by numbers with a fun summer theme!

These summer color by number worksheets are such a fun activity to see what summer vacation scenes will pop up as you color in the abstract shapes in each different color. They’re a the perfect activity for a rainy day, or when your kiddos need a break from the summer heat or are for when you’re just dreaming of that summer season. 

One of the things we love to do every year is create a summer bucket list. I’ve created some printable summer bucket list templates over the years and those activities we add in there are always big and fun and almost always… outdoors!

But sometimes it’s rainy. Or sometimes it’s a heat wave and you were outside all morning. It’s always a great idea to have some easy indoor summer activities on hand, especially for younger kids and any kiddo you’d like to cut down on screen time.These printable color by number summer coloring pages are just that! 

I had so much fun creating these summer days color by number printables- I’ve never actually made any before so it was fun figuring out how to disguise the initial design I drew with extra lines. My kids were looking over my shoulder almost the whole time and approve- they’ve requested I print them off for them to do so I’m feeling pretty good about sharing them with you here!

Since this is a first for me- I would love your feedback! Are there other versions of these number coloring pages you’d love to see? They were truly so much fun to create 🙂 

This color by number bundle has three sheets to choose from with different summer scenes that reveal themselves as you color the shapes in according to the numbers under the picture.

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