Happy Saturday! While my littles aren't quite ready for this activity, I wanted to share three Valentine's activities I did with my son when he was around 3 1/2 - 4 years old!
Activity #1:
I printed uppercase and lowercase letters on hearts. First, we lined up the uppercase letters in order. Then he matched the lowercase letter to the uppercase letter.
For this activity, we worked on finding the letter "V" within text! You can find this printable at Confessions of a Homeschooler.
For this activity, we used dot stickers to form the letter "V" and did them in a pattern!
These are the best activities on the valentines day. But I like the writing and creating of love letters that we send to our loved ones.
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