Pyramid Treat Boxes for Valentine’s

I’m up late tonight working on some last-minute suprises for Valentine’s Day tomorrow. For my younger kids, I designed these little pyramid treat boxes:

Aren’t they cute? They remind me of the kinds of Valentines I used to find in those big books of cut-out-your-own cards and envelopes. Remember those? They were always my favorites. I think kids totally miss out these days when they buy boxes of ready-made cards to share with classmates.

If you’d like to print and assemble some of these pyramid treat boxes for your loved ones, I’d recommend you use card stock if you have any available. Regular copy paper will work, but the heavier stuff will be a little more durable. Cut out the design on the outer lines, fold along the inner lines, and glue the rounded-edge flaps together inside the box where they won’t show.

Don’t forget to put a few pieces of candy or some other small gift inside your pyramid treat boxes before you glue that last flap down!

For more fun valentine crafts, print a set of our colorful envelope seals, or cut out some coordinating retro valentines, complete with Bible verses.

Or you can save time by grabbing a copy of my new Valentine Print Pack and download all of these resources, along with games, quizzes, coloring pages, treat bag toppers, stickers, tracts, decorations, and lots, lots more in a single click: