Valentine's Day Worksheets for Preschool or Kindergarten

These Valentine’s Day worksheets for preschoolers or kindergarteners are such a fun way to add a little magic to learning time any day around Valentine’s Day!

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This a set of four sheets that covers a variety of preschool and kindergarten skills. Color matching, pre-writing skills, counting practice , and letter recognition each have a worksheet dedicated to that subject.

Using Valentine’s Day Worksheets With Your Child

When it comes to worksheets, it’s important to make it work for your child. For example, if your child enjoys counting, but isn’t ready to write their numbers yet, you can have them count the objects on the “How Many?” worksheet and you can show them what the correct number looks like when you write it in the box!

It’s totally doable to just use one sheet a day, so don’t feel like it needs to all get done in one sitting. Of course, if you have a child who wants to do multiple sheets, roll with it! It’s all about what is best for you and your child!

Another example would be if your child is frustrated by lots of handwriting time, just ask your child to do one bit of the Valentine’s pre-writing worksheet a day, not the whole worksheet at once.

Speaking of pre-writing, here’s a quick word of encouragement for parents who have children struggling with handwriting – my oldest child hated writing anything for YEARS! He is incredibly gifted in mathematics and I would go through entire workbooks with him verbally, because I didn’t want his handwriting frustrations to slow down his love of mathematics.

He’s 10 now, and while print is still a bother to him, this year he asked to learn cursive. We opted for this amazing program, and he is now obsessed with writing in cursive. It just makes sense to him! He has beautiful cursive handwriting, and he writes in it cursive without being prompted!

We did a lot of pencil grasp strengthening, drawing videos (Art for Kids Hub is our favorite!), playing with play dough, finger tracing letters in a bin of dry rice, and only required a minimal amount of handwriting for awhile. We didn’t make it a big deal, and we didn’t force him to practice handwriting for hours a day. Now I’m blown away by his cursive!

It’s inevitable… our little kids are going to get bigger! They are going to have strengths and weaknesses. In these early years, it’s good to offer kids activities but not force them.

Today’s preschooler is going to change so much over the next few years. Have fun during these little years and don’t stress about if they only want to do half a worksheet even though little Johnny across the street can do all 4 in one sitting. Every child is different, unique, and wonderful!

These Valentine’s Day printable worksheets are fun and colorful so kids love that. My youngest had so much fun with these – she was acting like we were playing a game! She was so proud every time she finished a step, and I felt really proud of her too!

Is there anything better than that feeling of helping your kid achieve a new learning milestone?!

There’s nothing quite like a little Valentine’s Day magic to get your child excited about counting, early literacy, and pre-writing!

Ready, set, let’s have fun learning together – Valentine’s Day style!

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