any coupons/bargains for valentines day pocorn or candy for kids?
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Alex's Coupons has coupons for valentines day candy at:\n\nhttp://www.alexscoupons.com/directory/Valentines_Day_Guide/Valentines_Day_Candy/index.html\n\nand the following coupons for popcorn:\n\n10% off Dale & Thomas Popcorn\nhttp://www.alexscoupons.com/cgi-bin/search/hyperseek.cgi?Terms=id%3A1128365752&x=11&y=6\n\n$5 off The Popcorn Factory\nhttp://www.alexscoupons.com/cgi-bin/search/hyperseek.cgi?Terms=id%3A1085812712&x=13&y=9\n\nHope this helps.\n\n-- T
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My fave cute gift is a gift certificate for say In N Out or McDonalds or something and a sweet Christmas card. They come in $5 increments, so it would be cheap and something they would actually use.
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A good place to look would be Claire's Accessories. I worked there for a long time (before heading back to school) and the kids loved the best friends section, and really anything in the store. Look for a place that had the 10 items for $5 or 15 for $5 They are great places to get good deals. I have birthday presents for my neice for years. I think that would be your best bet. They also carry a lot of the Disney Princess and Tinkerbell products.
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yo if i were still in preschool and had the same teachers i had they would probaly love some chocolate to relax after a long day of working with little kids and also take them out for a evening of food, shopping and spas and all that other girl stuff that females love doing.  OR you don't even have to take them out you can give them a gift card or something to get all the things listed above done by themselves or if you wanna go to the extreme offer to sub for them and then let them take a day off. and oh give them a childrens book and tell your children  to let them know (the teachers)  what they have learned from them.
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do a search on yahoo , just type in " Magic Springs Coupon " , you might get lucky
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Buy clearance items from after Holiday sales ( Easter , Valentines ,or summer things etc.) Raffle them off . Big animals or Christmas items ( toys , window decorations )
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Try World Vision- http://www.worldvision.org/worldvision/wvususfo.nsf/stable/metro_chicago_christmas\n\nChicagoland Toys for Tots- 773-866-8697
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www.wow-coupons.com\nwww.valpak.com
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Best place is google.\n\nSearch for online deal sites in your area and you could even mention the products you are looking for in the search.
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Wizajeek's Catologue of Fine Foods has them on sale right now. Twenty monkey's for the price of One! It's a heck of a deal, and they will keep sending them till you cancel.
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you can get lots of stuff for $1 at walmart\nhere's a list\n\n pack of gum \n m&m's \n snickers bar \n pen \n box of 16 crayons \n folder or notebook \n travel toothpaste\n and toothbrush \n small bar of  travel soap or shampoo \n 12 pack of baby wipes\n chapstick\n lighter\n mints\n breath spray\n can of pop or bottle\n 2 rides on the purple pony\n 2 rides in the ice cream truck\n loaf of bread\n\nNeed anymore ideas just let me know!
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Try dollaritem.com and discountking.com
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Some inexpensive ideas are handy little key chains (I got my parents lock de-icer key chains for about $4), scratch off lottery tickets, funny little magnets about stuff that they're interested in (politics, cooking, etc), practical things like pens, post its, chapstick, candles. I also saw this idea to take plastic spoons and dip them in melted chocolate, then when you put the spoon in hot milk, it makes hot chocolate. My mom likes to use them in her coffee. Of course you can also put nice chocolates in their stockings.
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Could not find any coupons and the cost is only $ 28-$30 with a cart which already pretty cheap.  Have fun.
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Free activities:  take them to the library, they have all sorts of free programs for kids.  They can also borrow books, fairly new released dvds, and cds.  Park, school playground.  Water balloon toss.  Pool, or sprinkler would be cool.  Make their own snack, like trail mix.  Pizza bagels.  Usually AMC or Regal Cinemas offer free movie for kids and parents at 10 am once a week.  Check out their website for more info.  Bike riding, play follow the leader on bikes.  Volunteer you and the child's time at local retirement homes, etc. to set a good example.  Free local museums, zoo.  Crafts:  make a summer scrapbook together, Make pinuatas. You'll need newpaper, balloon for shape, and plaster of paris, paints.  Blow balloon up. Make a paste of plaster of paris, tear newspaper into strips, and adhere, let dry overnight. Leave a opening to fill with candy, and to pop balloon.  When dry, paint. When dry, decorate and add candy!  Grab a branch and have fun! Make placemats out of construction paper, and laminate.  You can cut pics out of magazines, or add beads/sequins, pics of family and friends.  Make colored sand.  Use salt or granulated sugar, baby food jar/ or other small jar.  Colored chalk.  On newspaper or paper bag, dump salt/sugar on table take a colored chalk stick and glide over sugar until desired colored is achieved. Place in jar, do the next color.  Until jar is full.  Cute.  Also, check out stores like Home Depot, Lowes, or A.C. Moore(craft store) they offer free make it and take it classes for kids.  Barnes and Nobles also should have free programs available also.  Have fun! I hope this helped you.
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At the Salvation Army. Most of my daughters' toys are from there. You can get used toys in very good condition for under a dollar. Just clean them real good once you get them home.\n\nOr garage sales. I know there aren't many sales going on this time of year, but it wouldn't hurt to look in the local newspaper to see if there are any in your area.
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Here's a link to some cute favors you could put together, from Snowman Soup to Grinch Poop:\n\nhttp://www.recipezaar.com/cookbook.php?bookid=31703