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AUUGUU 28 Valentines Day Cards with Cute Animal Squishy Toys – Classroom Exchange Valentines for Kids, Pun Cards, Stress Relief Slow-Rising Squishies, School Party Gift Set

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$16.99
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  • 28-Piece Classroom Valentine Set: Comes with 28 adorable animal squishy toys and 28 matching pun-filled Valentine’s Day cards—perfect for classroom exchanges, school parties, or kids’ gift-giving fun.
  • Cute Animal Squishies Kids Love: Includes a fun variety of animal characters—cats, bunnies, chicks, monkeys, elephants, frogs, unicorns and more. Soft, slow-rising, stress-relief squishies that kids can’t put down!
  • Pun-Themed Valentine Cards: Each card features cute illustrations with playful puns like “I’m cluckin’ crazy about you!” and “You’re paws-itively the best!”—making every exchange extra fun and memorable.
  • Ready for Easy Classroom Exchange: Every squishy toy pairs with a matching card and has space for “To/From,” making it simple for children to hand out gifts to classmates without extra prep.
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