In this post, I’m sharing my FREE printable heart shape worksheets that are perfect for toddlers and preschoolers. We’re talking tracing, coloring, cutting, pasting—you name it. These bad boys are not just about fun; they help with learning too. Win-win!
You can also use them for Valentine’s Day.
Free Printable Heart Shape Worksheets for Valentine’s Day
Enhance your child’s learning experience with a diverse range of heart-themed worksheets and activities:
I Spy Hearts Worksheet :
Activity: A worksheet filled with various shapes where your child can search for and count all the hidden hearts.
Skills Developed: Improves attention to detail & counting abilities.
Dot Art with Hearts:
Activity: Heart templates designed for dot painting using stickers or finger painting.
Skills Developed: Enhances fine motor skills, color recognition, and creativity.
PS.: If your toddler enjoys hands-on learning, check out these fun Threading Activities To Boost Fine Motor Skills.
Dotted Heart Patterns:
Activity: Worksheets featuring hearts composed of dotted lines for tracing to improve pen control.
Skills Developed: Pre-writing skills, hand-eye coordination, and shape recognition.
Pair these worksheets with colorful Pom Pom Activities for toddlers for extra fun!
Heart Coloring Pages:
Activity: Heart shapes divided into stripes, each stripe can be colored differently.
Skills Developed: Color differentiation, pattern recognition, and artistic expression.
Origami Heart Crafts :
Activity: Simple step-by-step printable instructions for folding paper into heart shapes.
This one is for you. Your toddler will love it if you can fold hearts. Imagine the Ahhs and Ohhs.
Heart Shape Symmetry Drawing:
Activity: Half-heart images where children draw the missing symmetrical half.
Skills Developed: Understanding symmetry, drawing skills, and spatial awareness.
Heart Shape Mazes Worksheet:
Activity: Maze puzzles in the shape of hearts for children to navigate through.
Skills Developed: Problem-solving, fine motor control, and patience.
Heart Shape Follow the Numbers:
Activity: Follow the Numbers to create a heart shape.
Skills Developed: Counting & concentration.
How to Use These Worksheets
Now, before you dive in, here’s how to make the most of these:
- Print ‘Em Out: Use plain paper or go fancy with cardstock if you’ve got a laminating fetish.
- Arm Your Toddler: Crayons, toddler scissors (because safety), and glue sticks are your besties.
- Set ‘Em Up for Success: A clean table, zero distractions, and snacks nearby. Snacks fix everything.
Pro Tips:
Get Crafty: Turn the finished hearts into garlands, bookmarks, or even magnets for Valentines Day. For more Valentines Crafts for Toddlers Check this post.
Laminating Hack: Make the worksheets reusable. Wipe off crayons, and you’re good to go again!
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Bonus Ideas: Taking It Up a Notch
Still have some steam left? Here are extra ways to sprinkle more fun:
- Scavenger Hunt: Hide printable hearts around the house. Who says learning can’t feel like an Indiana Jones adventure?
- Sensory Bin Party: Toss the hearts into a bin filled with red rice, pink pompoms, or literally anything you’ve got lying around.
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Conclusion
These quick and engaging toddler activities are perfect for fostering creativity, curiosity, and quality bonding moments. Whether you’re crafting, exploring, or learning together, these ideas ensure your little one has fun while building valuable skills. Try them out and enjoy every precious moment with your toddler!
For more printable fun, try this adorable Lion Paper Craft.
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