Valentine’s Day Educational Activities
This fun set of Valentine’s Day educational activities is free to print!
Here’s a free 10 page printable full of fun and educational activities for your homeschool Valentine’s Day!
Included with this printable are 2 free audio files (found below!) of a Valentines story and poem to use with these worksheets.
Listen to the audio files (they can be made into a MYO Yoto card!), then complete the activities.
Also included with this printable are some Valentines Day coloring pages!
Interested in printing out some free Vintage Valentines? You can get those here!
Let’s take a closer look at what’s in these worksheets. Then, you can get your free PDF to print at the bottom of the page!
Audio Files
While it’s possible to complete the entire PDF without the audio files, listening to a story and poetry makes these activities much more fun!
These worksheets have a couple of audio files to go with them.
In these audio files, you will find a story about Jimmieboy and the story of him receiving a valentine from the postman.
Jimmieboy’s Valentine was written in 1902 by John Kendrick Bangs.
It’s a chapter from the book Bikey the Skicycle and Other Tales of Jimmieboy.
Before listening to this audio file, it’s worth mentioning that Jimmieboy was written in 1902 and therefore has historically accurate vocabulary for the word “odd.” The worksheets do not contain this vocabulary — and it’s possible to complete the entire PDF without this audio file if you would prefer.
The second audio file is a poem called Valentines, written by Ellen D. Masters.
Valentines is read by Matthew Pettus.
Audio Files
Jimmieboy’s Valentine:
Valentines:
Links To Download Audio
If you’d like to download these audio files, you can do so for free by using the links below.
Jimmieboy’s Valentine (Track 6)
Sneak Peek at What’s Inside
Take a closer look at what’s inside the PDF below!
Wordsearch: complete a fun Valentine’s Day themed word search!
On this page, you will find in writing the poem Valentines, written by Ellen D. Masters.
Your child will read along while listening to the poem, then practice reading the poem themselves.
Some Valentines are sweet, and others are silly!
On this page, you will find a copy of one of the comic Valentine’s read in the story Jimmieboy’s Valentine.
Using the prompts, your child will write their own goofy version of this Valentine!
On this page, your child may write (or draw!) the things and people they love.
Here’s another love-themed writing prompt for your child, complete with a space to draw a picture at the bottom of the page!
At the end of this packet, here are some Valentine’s Day coloring pages!
The final page, a lacy heart, can be colored as-is, or cut out and decorated just as the Valentines are depicted in the story and poems your child listened to for these activities.
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