Glow Stick Valentines

Light up Valentine’s Day this year with a cool, candy free science Valentine both boys and girls will love! I am talking about glow sticks, and my son can’t get enough of them. Last year we made a slightly different glow stick Valentine, but I had a request for new ones this year. These Glow Stick Valentines printable will be a big hit!

PRINTABLE GLOW STICK SCIENCE CARDS FOR VALENTINE’S DAY

SCIENCE CARDS

Here we love science activities and love to share science with all of you, so we decided to create our own science Valentine’s Day cards for you. This is just one of a few ideas for printable science Valentines cards you can choose from this year! They are all super simple to print out and put together. Also make sure to take a look at some of our awesome Valentine STEM Activities.

MORE SCIENCE VALENTINES FOR YOU…

HAVE A SCIENCE THEMED VALENTINE’S DAY!

Glow Sticks are perfect for Chemiluminescence Science! We have even done a little experiment with our glow sticks that’s quick and easy to try at home or in the classroom.

These printable glow stick science cards are super easy to print out and put together. I cracked the sticks to show them glowing in the picture, but you would not want to do that beforehand {they only have so long}.

Glow sticks and kids go hand in hand. My son loves to make forts and take them in with him. Of course they are great for safety situations, nighttime events, and parties! Great Valentine’s Day party favors!

SUPPLIES:

Glow Sticks
String or Ribbon
Glow Stick Valentine Printable {see download below}

HOW TO MAKE GLOW STICK VALENTINE

Download and print the Valentine says below. I would recommend printing them on regular weight printer paper if you plan to roll them around the glow stick as we did below. Alternatively, you can print the Valentines cards on a heavier weight paper, punch a hole in it, and tie it to the loop at the top of the glow stick.

You can also use the skinny glow sticks, check out how we made these glow stick Valentine cards.

You can see below that we just rolled the card around the tube of the glow stick and secured it with a piece of ribbon left over from Christmas. Make sure to fill in the names first!