We have thoroughly enjoyed our Valentines preschool activities these past couple weeks, and there is lots of time to do more. I hope you enjoy our preschool activities and find your own way to use them and add Valentine’s theme to your lessons and play!
Valentines Preschool Activities
Math, Sensory, Science, Fine Motor & Practical Life Skills
Valentines Dy theme Science, sensory, math, fine motor, and practical life skills with hands-on play for learning make great preschool activities. You can set up each of these activities pretty easily and enjoy fun Valentine’s Day theme learning all month long.
Make sure to check out your local dollar store and craft store for fun additions to your activities. Many items can be saved easily from year to year! Store your goodies in zip-top bags in large totes!
Click on the titles above each photo to take you directly to each post for a detailed description!
NEW Conversation Hearts Play and Learning!
Valentine’s Slime
Homemade Play Dough Tray
Early Learning Math Ideas
Simple Valentines Fine Motor Skills Ideas
Fizzy Hearts Science Experiment
Icy Hearts Races & Icy Heart Melting (2 activities)
Tin Foil Heart Painting
Valentines Snack Preparing Skills & Vase Filling
Valentines Scissor Cutting Skills & Collage Making
Coloring Carnations
Wintery Hearts Sensory Bin
Sweet Treats Fine Motor Early Learning Activities
12 Awesome Sensory Bin Fillers and Sensory Bin Ideas
Hope you enjoyed this little collection of fun Valentines Preschool Activities!
Here are 10 more from around the web for even more inspiration!
Valentines Cut Punch Paste from Lalymom
Counting & Sorting Hearts from House of Burke
Cinnamon Hearts Cloud Dough from And Next Comes L
Melting Chocolate Kisses from Stir The Wonder
Color Mixing Love Potions on Light Table From Still Playing School
Valentines Heart Mobile from Powerful Mothering
Layered Hearts Valentines Day Crafts from The Stay At Home Educator
Valentines Day Cards Learning Activities from JDaniel4’s Mom
Valentine Marbled Salt Dough from Twodaloo
Heart Hand Print Tree Craft from Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails
Emma
January 27, 2014 at 9:27 pmYou’ve been busy! I love the variety here – some fine motor, some science, some art, all fun! 🙂
Nicolette Roux @ Powerful Mothering
January 28, 2014 at 4:36 amWhat a ton of fun! and yes you have been busy!!
Heather @ Crayon Box Chronicles
January 30, 2014 at 6:47 pmWow, you have so many great ideas! I adore the fizzy heart activity with the medicine dropper. Thanks for sharing,. Pinned.
Jill
February 3, 2014 at 3:50 amWhat a great collection of fun things to do with the little ones.
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littlebins
February 4, 2014 at 2:18 pmThank you!
Carrie
February 8, 2014 at 2:07 amWhat a great round-up!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
Jill
February 10, 2014 at 4:39 amI had to hop back over and tell you after visiting last week you inspired me to pick up some water beads.
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littlebins
February 10, 2014 at 6:02 pmOh that’s so awesome Jill. Thanks for sharing! Water beads are so neat to play with. Hope you will share what you do with them!