Valentine learning with free printables

Your children will love these educational Valentine’s Day activities!

Valentine learning with free printables

 

My children love it when our activities get a seasonal make-over. It always grabs their interest and injects some fun into the activities. So for Valentine’s Day, here are some great ideas you can use to transform maths, literacy and science into a whole lotta love!

You’ll find ideas for all ages – for those just starting to work on numbers and letters, and older children who are starting to count and write their name. And there’s a fab, fizzy science experiment that’s one of my children’s all-time favourites.

 

Educational Valentine’s Day activities for children

 

:: Make a pretty sticky wall matching game.

:: Work on fine motor skills.

:: Combine a heart treasure hunt with some counting.

:: Make a big and small heart matching game.

:: Set up a Valentine maths discovery table.

:: Combine a heart hunt with a counting game.

:: Try some estimating and counting with this ‘guess how many hearts’ game – with free printable.

:: Use this printable to try some measuring.

:: And use these free printable alphabet cards for letter hunts and games.

:: Practise writing names by making Valentine hearts.

:: Use this printable to see how many words you can make from ‘Valentine’.

:: And try this fabulously fizzy science experiment with vinegar and bicarbonate of soda.

:: Did you see these lovely ideas for Valentine sensory play for babies and toddlers?

:: And these Valentine crafts? They’re ever so cute and just right for babies and toddlers to try.

:: Work on fine motor skills.

:: Combine a heart treasure hunt with some counting.