I do not want to send food or candy as some kids are on a special diet and some kids are allergic to certain foods. So I'm just looking for some creative ideas for crafts or maybe gift bags. But then what do I put in them? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I was going to say little dollar store toys or pencils or stickers are always a hit
not sure how old you child is but i used to buy small decorative plastic bags at a party store and put decorative pencils, erasers and stickers in them. The kids loved them and teachers appreciated that it wasn't candy.
Stretchy toys, slinky is always a hit, little ball mazes, and agree with the two posts above as being good ideas. Walmart or dollar store has them.
I purchased little cute cups, put little toys and bubbles with a valentines card!
if there are no food restrictions, most soft pretzel companies will make heart shaped soft pretzels