Fun Valentine’s Day Homeschool Activities

Looking for a fun way to incorporate the Valentine’s Day holiday into your child’s homeschool learning? I am sharing three fun Valentine’s Day homeschool activities you can do with your children.

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The first two weeks of February can be dedicated to celebrating the Valentine’s Day holiday by creating cards for loved ones, yummy treats, reading books, or a sit-down lesson.

Yummy Treats you can create this holiday season with your children are:

• Heart Shaped Sugar Cookies
• Heart Shaped Chocolate Chip Cookies
• Bake some Cupcakes and decorate them with hearts
• Bake a Heart Shaped Cake

Valentine’s Day Books you can read with your children:

• Happy Valentine’s Day Mouse!
• Little Blue Truck’s Valentine
• The Biggest Valentine Ever
• Love from The Very Hungry Caterpillar
• Franklin’s Valentines
• Happy Valentine’s Day, Curious George!
• Pete the Cat: Valentine’s Day Is Cool 

Sit-down lessons you can do with a preschooler, pre-k, and kindergarten child:

• Literacy Activities
  • Valentine’s Day Letter Activity
  • Spelling Activity
• Math Activities
  • Play-Based Activities
  • NO PREP Worksheets

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Valentine’s Day Activities

Book Inspired Activities

Read a Valentine’s Day book with your child. After reading the story, create a simple and fun book-inspired activity.

Book-Inspired Activities you can create:

• A craft that goes with the book.
• Ask your child to draw their favorite part of their story.
• Go back to the book and count how many hearts they saw.
• Go back to the book and find the words that are “Valentine” related.

More Book Inspired Activities

Book: Happy Valentine’s Day Mouse!

I created a book-inspired activity pack that can be used after you read Happy Valentine’s Day Mouse! to your child.

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Writing Valentine’s Letters

Create a small mailing station for your child. Provide some supplies like paper, markers, stencils, pencils, crayons, stickers, craft tape, and anything else you think your child would use for a letter.

Letting your child write a letter to a family member or friend can be a homeschool learning lesson. You can teach your child how mailing a letter works by sealing it in an envelope, writing the address it is going to, placing a postage stamp, and dropping it off at the post office.

It is a simple way to create a homeschool lesson and teach your child practical life skills.

Math Valentine’s Activities

Fun Math and Valentine’s Day inspired activities you can try are these NO PREP Math Worksheets or Play-Based Math Counting Activity.

Play-Based Math Counting Activity

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NO PREP Math Worksheets for Pre-K and Kinder

I hope these simple activity ideas inspire you to create a fun Valentine’s Day homeschool lesson for your children!

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