Valentine's Day Letter Puzzles

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Need a fun way to explore upper and lowercase letters? Try these Valentine’s Day Letter Puzzles and have fun with the alphabet. My daughter loves playing with puzzles so I like to bring in ways that we can use that to learn with.

While she loves her worksheets, I do love throwing in hands-on activities to expose her to new learning activities. Learning can take place without a pencil and papers so I think it’s always great to add new experiences and capture those learning opportunities. And now we have tons more fun printable kindergarten worksheets to share.

Puzzles are all her rage right now so I created these alphabet puzzles with a Valentine’s Day theme. My princess lover loves the colors and I know to stay away from frogs, not her favorite animals.

Everyone seems to love Valentine’s Day, so these letter puzzles are always a hit. Great for a rainy day activity or just a fun way to celebrate the holiday, you can rest easy knowing that you and your kids will love playing with these adorable Valentine’s Day Letter Puzzles.

Valentine’s Day Letter Puzzles

The great thing about these puzzles is that they are super simple to print and reuse over and over again if you want! I also love that they’re themed for Valentine’s Day and that makes it that much fun!

Supplies needed to make these Valentine’s Day Letter Puzzles

Just gather up the simple list of supplies below to get started. These supplies will ensure that you can print off and use these puzzles without any issues.

Printer (I have this one)
Paper
Scissors
Cardstock
Laminator (optional)

Print out the printables onto cardstock and then cut them out. To ensure that they are more durable you can laminate them if you’d like to keep them longer.

Laminating them is a great way to make them easy to grab and go for a quick activitiy for the kids in the car!

Recommended Valentine’s Day Books

Reading is a great way to bond and continue to grow the mind of your child. I use books for literally every aspect of our learning in our home and it seems to work well with the kids.

They love to read about certain themed during various times of the year and I love that concept because it keeps the learning process engaged and new.

These are just a few of our favorite reading books for this time of the year but there are so many more out there to explore! Never stop encouraging the kids to pick up a book and read.

Happy Valentine’s Day, Mouse! (If You Give…)Day It Rained Hearts The Night Before Valentine’s Day Love Monster Love from The Very Hungry Caterpillar (The World of Eric Carle)Love Is: (Illustrated Story Book about Caring for Others, Book About Love for Parents and Children, Rhyming Picture Book)