Love for Learning: Valentine's Literacy Activities for K-2 Classrooms

Valentine's Day offers a wonderful opportunity to infuse your primary classroom with love and excitement for literacy. Engage your young learners with these creative and heartwarming literacy activities tailored for students in kindergarten through second grade. From interactive reading exercises to imaginative writing prompts, these Valentine's-themed activities will foster a love for learning that lasts a lifetime.

Valentine | I Love You To PIECES | Cut and Rip Activity | Fine Motor Skills


Are you looking for a simple fine motor activity for Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, or any other day? This activity is perfect to use as a coloring sheet or to practice those fine motor skills by ripping up colored paper or tissue paper and pasting them on the heart.

I have also included a writing activity. Glue both sheets onto a large folded piece of construction paper to make the PERFECT Valentine's Day card!

Students love this simple, yet adorable activity!


I Love You To PIECES. Cut and rip activity 


February Calendar Numbers | Classroom Decor | Winter


You'll fall in love with this set of February Calendar Numbers.

There are pictures of a: cupid, hearts, fox with heart, and bee with valentine.

Teach ABCD patterns.

Just print, cut, & laminate! Super cute and original!


February Calendar Numbers 

February Calendar Numbers


Valentine's Day | February | NO PREP Sight Word Emergent Reader | Mini Book


Love is in the air! This Valentine's emergent reader is a great way to begin reading with young students. It would be great to use for independent reading, guided reading groups, or read to self. I also usually have students highlight the sight word of the week on each page in the story to reinforce!

This reader includes:

  • 13 pages of reading
  • color the sight word
  • fill in the blanks to reinforce each sight word.

It includes the sight words: will, you, be, my, yes, we

This book includes the same text on both the top and bottom of each sheet of paper to make copying, sorting, stapling, and cutting easy to create a class set of little books!!


 Will You Be My Valentine Emergent Reader

Will You Be My Valentine? Emergent Reader 

Valentine, Valentine, What Do You See? | No Prep Emergent Reader | February


Love is in the air! This Valentine's emergent reader is a great way to begin reading with young students.

It would be great to use for:

  • independent reading
  • guided reading groups
  • read to self

I also usually have students highlight the sight word of the week on each page in the story to reinforce!

This reader includes:

  • 12 pages of pattern reading and coloring the sight word.
  • Sight words: what, do, you, see, I, me

This book includes the same text on both the top and bottom of each sheet of paper to make copying, sorting, stapling, and cutting easy to create a class set of little books!!


Valentine, Valentine Emergent Reader


Valentine Koala Craft | February Cute Koala Craftivity | Print & Go | NO PREP


Are you KOALA - fied to be my Valentine? This is the template to make a S U P E R adorable Koala Animal Valentine's Day Writing Craft for the month of February. Each student can make their own koala valentine with easy print and go options. NO PREP!

Perfect Koala Valentine craft for the Kindergarten - 3rd grade classroom.

What's included?

  • Koala animal template
  • 12 differentiated writing paper options:

♥ You're KOALA - fied to be my Valentine

♥ You're a KOALA - ty Valentine

This can be used:

  • whole group
  • small group
  • partner work
  • independent activity

Print on colored paper or white paper and have students color.

Koala-fied Valentine Craftivity




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