valentines

Valentines ABC Letter Find

Alphabet letter finds have been one of our favorite printables. They are great for working on letter formation and early reading skills by scanning and finding the letters. This Valentines ABC Letter find works on finding all 26 letters of the alphabet. You have uppercase and lowercase letter options. This is a great way to…

Valentines Themed Bookmarks

We really have love having so many different bookmarks. This year we thought it would be fun to give some Valentine’s Themed Bookmarks for Valentine’s. I’m always looking for something different for kids to do. I love Valentine’s it is such a fun theme. Plus as kids get older, who does not need a bookmark…

Free Valentines Writing Paper

Valentines is just around the corner and here is some Valentines Theme writing paper to help out! Seasonal paper is always fun to have. You can do so many different things with the paper. This paper has two very fun themes for Valentines: Valentines Candy & Valentines Kids. We have included links to some of…

Valentines Sensory Bin

Valentines is just around the corner and we have been enjoyed our Valentines Sensory Bin! What you need: rice, cups, heart cookie cutters and heart buttons. Mary explored the different sizes of the hearts and put them in cups. She poured in rice and buttons into our bin from standing. She poured from cup to…

Simple Heart Sorting

This is a simple heart sorting project and is lots of fun. It is all hearts for Valentines! You can review the shape and the colors with this simple activity. What you need for the heart sorting activity Valentines Smart Foam Conversation Heart Stickers egg carton. How to do the Heart Sorting Activity We started…

Stained Glass Hearts

The girls made stained glass heart. Items needed: wax paper heart cut out, tissue paper cut up, black construction paper cut up and glue. Pin It The glue was placed around the heart and the girls put the tissue paper on. Mary got glue on her fingers and had a fun time playing with it….

Painting Valentines Shirts

My mother showed me an article in Family Fun Magazine called Adoily-able T-shirt. I liked the idea and wanted to try it with the girls. What you need for this activity: pre-washed t-shirt, doily, glue stick, newspaper, fabric paint, and foam stencil brush. I collected what items I had in the house and then bought…