HIPYGYM 28-Pack Valentines Day Cards with LED Finger Lights for Kids – Classroom Gifts & Party Favors

Bright, interactive valentines for kids

Turn Valentine exchanges into a small glow moment with HIPYGYM’s 28-pack set. Each card blends a kid-friendly design with a sparkling LED finger light, creating a playful experience that little friends can share during the classroom swap or at a party. The glow offers visual appeal without overpowering the room, making simple greetings feel special and memorable.

What’s included and how it works

• 28 Valentine cards with LED finger lights
• 28 twist ties to attach lights
• 28 pre-punched cards ready for quick setup

The finger lights project cheerful patterns, including astronaut-themed visuals, adding an engaging, interactive touch to each card. For variety, you can rotate the light head to adjust the projection direction and explore different angles with every exchange.

Ideal for classrooms and parties

These light-up cards offer a fun, non-candy gift option perfect for classroom exchanges, preschool parties, or as unique party favors. They serve as a tangible keepsake that friends may want to share and show off to classmates and family alike.

• Non-candy gift option that fits classroom guidelines
• Easy to distribute at parties or school events

Easy setup for teachers and parents

All cards come with pre-punched holes, and the included twist ties make assembly quick. A simple setup lets you focus on greetings and interaction rather than prep time.

• Attach lights by threading through holes and twisting ties
• Minimal prep time to hand out at events

A memorable way to share Valentines

Kids enjoy receiving glow-in-the-card gifts, while teachers and families appreciate a thoughtful, interactive touch. This set provides a festive, shareable experience that can become a cherished classroom moment without pressuring expectations.

Note: This description highlights features and use scenarios derived from the product data—bright visuals, easy assembly, and classroom-friendly gifting—without promising specific outcomes. Benefits are presented as possibilities based on the design and contents of the set.