Valentine's Day Activities

Kids of all ages love Valentines Day. These free printable dot marker activities will give your youn

These Valentines dot to dots include puzzles to 20 and 25 by one, and to 100 and 125 by fives. Go here to find the free printable pdf's.

This lesson plan on friends offers different resources to help students understand the values that are important to making friends and maintaining friendships.

A template for the wings and a step by step description make it possible for your students to make a charming Valentine Butterfly Magnet for their mothers to hand on the refrigerator.

This excellent lesson plan starts with Georgia O'Keefe and ends up with flowers with heart shaped petals covered with torn magazine scraps. The activities involved to complete this project include tearing, cutting, identifying colors and tracing. These are all skills that students with disabilities need to develop to improve and strengthen fine motor skills.

Cutting activities support fine motor skills, and these fun Valentines activities will keep your students busy cutting, pasting and coloring. The "young love" Valentine puzzle is definitely designed for younger students, but the other two puzzles would be appropriate for older students who need to continue to exercise fine motor skills.