Are you searching for engaging Valentine's Day activities for kids that go beyond candy and cards? As both a mom and former teacher, I've created three printable activity packs that transform February into a month of meaningful learning. Whether you're looking for screen-free entertainment or preparing for Valentine's festivities, these printables have you covered!
Why these Valentine's Day Printables are Great for Kids
Before I share the Valentine's collections, let's talk about why having a stash of printables is so helpful:
- Perfect for multiple age groups (ages 3+)
- Develops essential skills while having fun
- Print as many copies as needed
- Works for both home and classroom
- Screen-free entertainment
- Independent activity options
- Reusable year after year
Our Valentine's Day Printable Collection
Each of these Valentine's Day printable packs was created with busy parents in mind. They're the perfect solution for those "I need an activity right now!" moments, and they're especially handy during the February rush of class parties, snow days, and holiday celebrations. Simply download, print, and you'll have a whole month of Valentine-themed learning activities ready to go. The best part? You can reprint them year after year!
1. Heart Letter Matching Activities
This comprehensive letter matching set turns Valentine's Day learning into a fun game. Each activity supports early literacy skills through engaging heart-themed matching exercises. Best for ages 3+.
What's Included in This Valentine's Day Printable:
- 3 types of letter matching activities
- Uppercase to uppercase hearts
- Lowercase to lowercase hearts
- Uppercase to lowercase matching
- 10 bonus activity suggestions
- Complete instruction guide
Ways Parents Use These Valentine's Activities:
- Morning learning time
- Preschool prep work
- Quiet time activities
- Literacy center stations
- Letter recognition practice
- Fine motor skill development
2. Valentine's Day Color-in Bookmarks
Looking for a unique Valentine's Day craft that's both fun and practical? These printable bookmarks double as Valentine's cards and provide a creative coloring activity.
What's In The Valentine's Day Bookmark Pack:
- 10 different bookmark designs
- Print-and-use PDF format
- Unlimited printing rights
- Various difficulty levels
- Complete instructions
Make It Extra Special:
- Add mini crayon packs
- Pair with a special book
- Include reading challenges
- Create bookmark contests
- Use for party activities
- Laminate them for extra durability (here's my favorite laminator!)
Get your Valentine's Color-in Bookmarks Printable!
3. February Valentine's Printable 20 Activity Bundle
This comprehensive Valentine's Day activity pack includes 20 different worksheets and activities that develop multiple skills! Recommended for Ages 4+.
Included Valentine's Day Worksheets:
- 8 Valentine-themed mazes (progressive difficulty)
- Heart pattern activities
- Valentine I-Spy games
- 4 directed drawing exercises
- DIY Valentine bookmark template
- Create-your-own Valentine page
- Additional surprise activities
When to Use These Valentine's Day Activities for Kids
- Snow/cold day entertainment
- Mid-winter break activities
- After-school quiet time
- Holiday parties
- Morning skill practice
- Doctor's office visits
- Restaurant waiting times
More Valentine's Day Ideas for Kids
Looking for more ways to make Valentine's Day special?
Try these additional activities with your printables:
- Create a Valentine's morning surprise station with a new printable Valentine's Printable Activity Pack or Valentine Heart Letter Matching page each day.
- Set up a Valentine's themed reading nook with the Valentine Color-in Printable Bookmarks and crayons or markers.
- Plan a scavenger hunt to find their printable pages
- Organize a Valentine's learning center
Want daily inspiration for kids' activities and learning through play? Follow me on Instagram @stayathomeactivitymom where I share simple ideas for making every day special!
Written by Brittany, Stay at Home Activity Mom
Brittany is a former elementary school teacher turned stay-at-home mom of three. Passionate about children learning through play, she began sharing her simple, hands-on, and education activities on her Instagram @stayathomeactivitymom so that other parents could see how fun this type of at-home learning can be.
