Valentines for Valentine's Day
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Tired of the traditional pre-fab valentines? Here are some great {free!} printable valentines to use with your preschoolers! Get some printing practice by addressing the cute cards to family and friends, print two sets and play a memory/matching game for cognitive development, practice counting and number recognition by numbering the valentines and having your preschooler deliver them to numbered mailboxes - the list goes on and on! While we found several options online, here are a few of our favorites!
Printable Valentine Sets
From The Rubber Punkin, these adorably trendy {and more traditional looking} valentines offer a fun option for any Valentine's Day activity!
We found these great animal-themed printables at Kate.net. With their "to/from" section, these valentines would be great for use in printing practice!
Here are some more great {vibrant!} animal-themed valentines from Secret Agent Josephine. The uniform size of these mini-cards would make them a great choice for a memory/matching game!
Designed by BunnyCakes, these conversation heart valentines are more traditional and would be a great complement to any Valentine's Day activity!
Mix & Match Valentines
While sets are certainly convenient - here are a few of our favorite 'stand-alone' valentines just in case you'd care to mix & match these cute little cards!
Have a wonderful Valentine's Day and have fun designing activities with these fun valentines!
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Kayla Johnson
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