17+ Cute Valentine’s Class Treats
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February has a way of sneaking up fast, especially when class parties and treat sign ups hit your inbox.
This roundup of 17+ Valentine’s class treats keeps things fun, without turning your evenings into all-night baking marathons.
You’ll find sweet Valentine’s Day snacks for kids that feel festive, colorful, and totally doable on a busy weeknight.
Every idea here is easy, quick, and designed to travel well. From sweet no-bake dipped Oreos and Valentine’s pretzels to strawberry cupcakes, popcorn mixes, and Valentine’s Day cookies, these are simple treats kids love helping with. They also make school Valentine prep feel manageable and even a little fun.
Fun Valentine’s Treats for Kids School
1. Strawberry Cupid Chow
Strawberry Cupid Chow is such a sweet Valentine’s Day snack mix for your kid’s class.
Made with only 6 simple ingredients, it’s easy to make a huge batch in almost no time at all. My kids love the strawberry flavor (and all the extra M&Ms I always add, because they seem to get eaten first).
Just bag it up in snack sized ziplocs if you need an individual snack for everyone.
Get the recipe: Strawberry Cupid Chow
⭐️ Also try more fun Valentine’s Day Treats and these cute Valentine’s Breakfast Ideas for Kids.
2. Valentine’s Day Oreo Cookies
What kid doesn’t love Oreos?
These chocolate dipped Valentine’s Oreos are fun to make with your kids, and are a sweet treat for any classroom party.
Made with just 3 ingredients including oreos, white candy melts and festive sprinkles, they’re also a budget friendly dessert to share.
Get the recipe: Valentine’s Day Oreo Cookies
3. Valentine’s Day Cake Bites
Valentines Day Cake Bites are easy to make with a strawberry cake mix and they taste delicious.
Use a mix of white and dark baking chocolate and heart sprinkles for decoration, to make them feel extra festive and special.
Get the recipe: Valentine’s Day Cake Bites
4. Valentine’s Peanut Butter M&M Cookies
This Valentine’s M&M Cookie recipe is one I keep in my back pocket for all occasions.
With it’s soft chewy texture, crunchy chocolate candies, and peanut buttery centre it’s the kind of cookie that’s hard to eat just one.
Get the recipe: Valentine’s Peanut Butter M&M Cookies
5. Strawberry Popcorn Balls
These pink popcorn balls are a playful twist on a classic, mixing strawberry jello mix, gooey marshmallows, and sprinkles, into a salty sweet treat kids (& teachers) will love.
They come together fast using already-popped popcorn, which makes them one of those easy Valentine’s classroom treats you can pull off even on a busy weeknight.
The fruity twist, soft chew, and bright color make them a fun hands-on snack that kids love bringing to school and sharing with friends.
Get the recipe: Strawberry Popcorn Balls
6. Easy Valentine’s Pretzels
Craving something salty and sweet? Try this easy Valentine’s pretzels recipe.
A few ingredients, and about 20 minutes is all you need to dip these salty snacks into a festive treat.
We like mixing up the different colors of candy melts and sprinkle choices, but you could always make them all the same too.
Get the recipe: Easy Valentine’s Pretzels
7. Peanut Butter Snowballs
Soft, sweet, and a little nostalgic, these no bake snowballs bring that classic peanut butter flavor together with graham cracker crumbs and a powdered sugar finish kids can’t resist.
Since they’re no bake and made from pantry staples, they’re a go-to when you need easy Valentine’s school treats for kids without turning on the oven. I’ll also often use coconut to coat the outside instead, as that seems to be a little bit easier to clean up.
They roll up fast, travel well, and feel like the kind of treat that belongs on every classroom party plate and lunchbox (just as long as there’s no peanut allergies in class).
Get the recipe: Peanut Butter Snowballs
8. Easy Valentine’s Day Sugar Cookies
Love sugar cookies, but dread the time consuming rolling & cutting out? Then these sweet Valentine’s cookies are for you.
Soft and chewy sugar cookies are rolled in sprinkles or sugar making them soooooo much easier than your classic cut-out cookies.
You can also skip the sprinkles and just add a candy heart or a hershey’s kiss in the middle instead.
Get the recipe: Easy Valentine’s Day Sugar Cookies
9. Chocolate Strawberry Hearts
These chocolate strawberry hearts are a healthier option for a Valentine’s Day classroom snack.
It’s a no-bake and quick treat made with only 2 ingredients; strawberries and white chocolate, plus the skewers. Skewers are optional if you’re worried about potential for skewer fights, or poking injuries.
As a bonus, this recipe can also be made into a bouquet for gifts for teachers, friends, and loved ones.
Get the recipe: Chocolate Strawberry Hearts
10. Valentine Heart Pretzels
Sweet, salty, and cute in the best way, these Valentine pretzel treats come together in minutes using pretzels, chocolate hugs, and a candy heart on top.
They’re an easy win when you need classroom Valentine’s treats for kids that little hands can help make and share without much fuss.
Fast to prep and fun to decorate, they check all the boxes for busy school days and party trays.
Get the recipe: Valentine Heart Pretzels
11. Red Velvet Brownies with Cake Mix
These red velvet brownies made with cake mix bake up chewy, fudgy, and loaded with white chocolate chips for a bold red-and-white treat kids will love.
With just a handful of ingredients and a smart shortcut, they’re a stress-free way to pull together class treats without any fancy baking skills.
Slice them into small squares, and add a festive wrapper for a fun Valentine’s themed treat.
Get the recipe: Red Velvet Brownies with Cake Mix
12. Pink Strawberry Cupcakes
Homemade cupcakes remind me of the many, many years my mom used to make my brother and I treats to bring for our school parties.
Cupcakes are a classic kid-friendly dessert, and these strawberry flavored cupcakes scream Valentine’s Day.
They’re made with a box of strawberry cake mix to speed up the prep, and have cottage cheese added for a bit more protein and moisture. But the best parts are the cream cheese icing, and extra strawberry filling.
Get the recipe: Pink Strawberry Cupcakes
13. Strawberry Brownies
These strawberry brownies are rich and fudgy, with a deep chocolate base swirled with caramelized strawberry jam and finished with sweet strawberry hearts on top.
They’re made in one bowl with real ingredients, so they’re a great Valentine’s treat for kids, that stands out from the usual box-mix bakes.
Each square balances chewy chocolate and a fruity pop for a fun, homemade taste of Valentine’s Day in a bar.
Get the recipe: Strawberry Brownies
14. Red Velvet Cupcakes
Is it really Valentine’s Day without a red velvet dessert option or two?
These red velvet cupcakes are moist, flavorful and topped with decadent cream cheese icing. I mean, what could be better?
Get the recipe: Red Velvet Cupcakes
15. Valentine’s Day Popcorn
This Valentine’s popcorn hits that sweet-and-salty sweet spot with fluffy popcorn coated in gooey marshmallows, pink and red candy melts, and festive mix-ins.
I love how this recipe is quick to put together, with simple ingredients, making it an easy treat for classroom parties, movie days, or last-minute Valentine fun.
Colorful, crunchy, and hands-on, it’s the kind of snack kids love scooping, sharing, and sneaking straight from the bowl.
Get the recipe: Valentine’s Day Popcorn
16. Quick Strawberry Cake Mix Cookies
These strawberry cake mix cookies are bright, soft, and topped with candy hearts and chocolate kisses for an instant Valentine look kids will love.
Using a box of cake mix keeps things simple, which makes them an ideal Valentine’s day snack for school, when you’re short on time but still want something fun.
They’re easy for kids to help make, simple to customize, and quick to pack up for class parties or a snowy afternoon snack.
Get the recipe: Strawberry Cake Mix Cookies
17. Heart Shaped Cinnamon Rolls
This fun Valentine’s breakfast treat or snack starts with a can of cinnamon rolls twisted into cute hearts, then finished with pink frosting and sprinkles.
It’s an easy way to make snack time feel special without a lot of extra prep or a messy kitchen.
If you’re looking for Heart Shaped Cinnamon Rolls that feel festive but stay simple, this shortcut recipe fits right in.
Get the recipe: Heart Shaped Cinnamon Rolls
18. Valentine’s Day Wafers
Here’s another shortcut recipe, that’s still super cute and Valentine-y.
If you need a last minute school treat these decorated strawberry wafers take less than 30 minutes to make (even less if you use a microwave to melt the chocolate).
Get the recipe: Valentine’s Day Wafers
Final Thoughts: Easy Valentine’s Day Class Treats
When it comes to school parties, Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to mean stress, fancy baking skills, or late nights in the kitchen.
These Valentine’s class treats prove that cute, festive snacks can still be easy, quick, and realistic for busy families.
Whether you lean toward no-bake options, simple shortcuts, or classic baked favorites, there’s something here that fits your schedule and your kid’s excitement level.
Pick one that works for you, let the kids help where they can, and send them off with a treat they’ll be proud to share.
A little planning and a few simple ingredients go a long way in making Valentine’s Day at school feel fun instead of overwhelming.
