24-Pack Slang 67 Valentine Cards for Kids, Class Valentines Day Gifts for Kids, Trendy Stickman Designs for Classroom & Schoo
3.4 | 12 ratings
Price: 10.99
Last update: 02-02-2026
About this item
- Trendy Slang 67 Design: Featuring popular Gen Alpha slang words like 'Rizz' and 'Skibidi' with unique stickman illustrations; Perfect Valentine's Day cards for kids that speak their language; Fun alternative to traditional heart cards
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Item details
| Occasion | Valentine's Day |
|---|---|
| Target Audience | Teens |
| Brand Name | BOYESE |
| Manufacturer | BOYESE |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Best Sellers Rank |
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| ASIN | B0G716HXVC |
| Customer Reviews | 3.43.4 out of 5 stars(12) 3.4 out of 5 stars |
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24-Pack Slang 67 Valentine Cards for Kids, Class Valentines Day Gifts for Kids, Trendy Stickman Designs for Classroom & School, Gen Alpha Gifts for Gen Alpha Kid, Teens, Tweens, Bulk Set Six Seven Cards (Stickman 67)
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Measurements
| Number of Items | 12 |
|---|---|
| Number of Pieces | 24 |
| Size | 2x3.5 inches |
Style
| Color | 67 valentine stickman |
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| Theme | Slang 67 Stickman |
| Product Style | Modern |
| Pattern | Cartoon |
Top reviews from the United States
- Pheaptrendy and the young kids love itThese cards are pretty cute. My kid and his cousins think they're hilarious. The quality of the cards are decent. They're not regular paper but just as thin. Thin cardstock. The print is nice on them. To me they're expensive since you only get 12 and it says bulk on the product description. They're also very plain. There's only one hole punched, not sure what to do with it. There's no designated space to write names and no envelopes or anything. We plan on including one card with his regular Valentine cards. As a parent, they're not great but my kid really likes them.
- Quan NguyenCuteFun, modern Valentine cards that kids actually like
I bought these 67 slang Valentine cards for my kid’s school Valentine exchange, and they were a big hit. Honestly, it’s refreshing to see Valentine cards that don’t feel outdated. The slang and humor are very on-point for Gen Alpha / teens, and the kids immediately recognized the phrases and laughed.
The pack comes with plenty of cards, which is perfect for classrooms, school parties, or group events. I didn’t have to worry about running short or buying multiple packs. The cards are lightweight, easy to hand out, and simple enough that kids can pass them around quickly during class.
What I really liked is that these cards feel cool without being inappropriate. The slang is playful and fun, not cringey or over the top. My kid actually wanted to give these out instead of the usual generic Valentine cards—which says a lot.
Quality-wise, they’re exactly what you’d expect for classroom Valentines. They’re not fancy, but they’re sturdy enough and get the job done. If you’re looking for something trendy, fun, and affordable for a school Valentine exchange, these are a great option. - AbbyToo small for the priceCute but not what I was expecting. I should have read more of the specifications but I understood 67 cards and didn't think they'd be mini sized cards. I wouldn't have paid almost 8 bucks for tiny cards when I corks have gotten better cards with a toy for cheaper. Not worth the money, sorry.
- April R.Small size and not enough for whole classThese are tiny. I was expecting them to be a normal sized Valentine’s Day card like you normally see but these are like half the size. We like what the cards say but they are just a bit too small for our liking. Now, if you planned on adding them onto a gift bag with goodies in it, then it would be ok. But if you just planned on using them on their own, I think they are too small. Also, each one is different which is nice but you don’t get enough for a whole class. I believe there are only 12. Our classes where we live are at least 20 kids. I think my son has 22 in his class. So 1 pack isn’t enough.
- Amazon CustomerCrapDon’t order. Not even 12 in a pack!
- Avid PurchaserBuy these for your older child, wicked funny (although on the expensive side)These are basically cardstock tags that you can tie to a valentine present. They're on the thin side, but the printing quality is good. I thought they were hilarious and got for my pre-teen. He's thinking I'm cringe but he likes the cards although he said they might be too romantic for him to give out on Valentine's day (what?!? how? fr?)
Fun way to connect with your kid and drive them crazy by saying, "solid SIXTY SEVEN" instead of "siiiiiix seeeeeven". They are pretty expensive at $10 for a tiny box of tags BUT they are unique and good for those in-between years when kids still give out valentines but don't want Lilo & Stitch. Do you srrrrsly want to buy baby yoda again? I mean cute, but over it (...maybe). Hope they keep coming out with new ones with new slang or I'll be recycling my inner 80s. Like, totally, gag me with a spoon. :-D - MarkitaPerfect for fourth grade class!These are perfect for the 67 trend followers, but they are essentially gift tags (roughly business card size and have a small hole at the top). My son is 10, so If you know, ya know…
I plan to tie these to Blow Pops for him to give out to his classmates. I have purchased a few more packs to ensure everyone gets a card. They are a cute idea, and I’m sure these will be a huge hit among his class. - Crissy12 mini cards for $8Cute but 12 mini cards for $8? Do not see “12 cards” anywhere.