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Valentine's Day Activities for Kids. 35 arts and crafts, sensory, STEM, free printables and more. Perfect for toddlers and preschool. This post shares 15 hands-on, developmentally appropriate, and engaging Valentine-themed activities for toddlers by a former kindergarten and preschool teacher and mom of three. Activities include easy sensory play ideas, fun and simple crafts, color matching games, fine motor activities, and even a gross motor activity. This lively activity is perfect for keeping everyone on their toes and adding a dash of competitive spirit to your Valentine’s Day festivities. You’ll need a small, soft heart-shaped object—maybe a stuffed toy or a heart-shaped pillow. Valentine activity sheets add a dash of love and a whole lot of fun to preschoolers’ days, making February 14th extra sweet! These printables keep the excitement going and little hands busy with heart-themed challenges! My favorite types of easy Valentine's Day activities for kids are simple heart activities, movement activities, and yummy snacks. I am always finding more ideas, so I called this post 30 + (PLUS) Valentine's Day activities since I might throw some extras in here as I continue diving into some of my favorite blogs. 5 Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids. 16. Set up a Valentine Themed Sensory Bin. 17. Decorate for Valentine’s Day! 18. Book Crafts for Valentine’s Day. 19. Try an Interactive Heart Drawing Activity. 20. Paint a Map of Your Heart. Photo by Rachel Withers 5 Homemade Gifts for Valentine’s Day. 21. Make Clay Hearts. 22. Melt Beads to Make Valentine’s Day isn’t just for couples—it’s a wonderful opportunity for families to connect and celebrate love in all its forms. Valentine’s Day for kids can be filled with fun activities, meaningful lessons about kindness, and special moments shared with family and friends. I promised you 29 Valentine’s Day Projects For Daycare, so here’s mine. Check out this heart-shaped box that I cut out with my Cricut for Valentine’s cookies I made for the kids. Even though I made these to hold cookies they could easily hold stickers, Valentine’s cards, etc. Related Reading: 5 Fun Daycare Valentine’s Day Activities Oh and one side note – this list doesn’t include any printable Valentine’s Day cards. Exchanging valentines is obviously a fun Valentine’s Day activity, but I already have an entire post on the best Valentine’s Day cards for kids, so you can get on making those homemade valentines there! Free printable Valentine’s Day Activities Hopefully your kids enjoy these fun Valentine’s day sensory play ideas like mine did! If you love making sensory bins and bottles for your toddlers, you will love all these sensory play ideas! Check out these other fun Valentine’s Day activities for toddlers: 3 Valentine’s Day sensory bottles; Valentine’s Day sensory bin 1. Handmade Valentine’s Day Cards. Turn your colored pages into unique and heartfelt Valentine’s Day cards. Fold a piece of cardstock in half, cut out a colored design, and glue it to the front. Add a personal message inside, decorate with glitter, stickers, or washi tape, and give it to someone special. 2. Valentine’s Day Garland Have students write or use visuals to describe how the Valentine’s Day kindness activities made them feel. Ask them to write or draw about what they learned about kindness through the activities. 2) Discussions. Facilitate conversations about how the Valentine’s Day kindness activities changed or impacted the classroom environment. 3) Observe This free printable Valentine’s Day Mystery Color by Number Worksheet is the perfect activity to work on this February. Simply use the key to fill in each square with the color that corresponds to each number. Once completed, it will reveal a fun Valentine’s Day themed image. Download the Valentine’s Day Mystery Color by Number Worksheet. Valentine’s Day Story Time. A good story time starts with some great read alouds. Here are some fantastic Valentine’s Day read alouds. Books about Valentine’s Day. Guess How Much I Love You by Sam McBratney. This sweet book has become a classic and it is this month’s Virtual Book Club for Kids of the Month pick. It is a discussion It’s more about Valentine’s Day activities that get you laughing and having fun together, whether that’s at a bowling alley, a karaoke bar, or a game night at home. — A.M. This collection of the best Valentine’s Day games includes everything from Valentine’s Day classroom games to Valentine’s day party games for big groups! Free printable games, Valentine’s Day games for kids, Valentine’s Day games for couples, and pretty much everything you could think of! Make Valentine’s Day Crafts. Often, creating Valentine’s Day crafts together can be as heartwarming as the holiday itself. You can immerse yourself in a world of colorful papers, glittering stickers, and ribbons that turn a plain day into a special one. Start with simple heart-shaped cards. Valentine’s Day Preschool Unit $12.00. Preschoolers and their teachers will LOVE this Valentine’s Day Preschool Unit.This resource includes detailed, daily lesson plans, printable activities, as well as literacy, math, and fine motor centers. To launch a Valentine’s Day card making session, follow along with a live or video card-making tutorial during a video call. Here is a YouTube playlist of Valentine’s Day cards and crafts tutorials for kids, and here is a Pinterest collection of children’s Valentine’s card ideas.You can also use Canva to craft ecards. So, gather your craft supplies and read on for the most fun Valentine's crafts for any age—they're sure to spread lots of love! Check out even more festive DIY ideas: Valentine's Day Crafts for Kids to Spread All the Love; Valentine's Day Mason Jar Ideas to Craft This February; DIY Valentine's Day Cards for Everyone on Your List
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