
Sort the hearts
Sort the stickers by color, size or pattern. For preschoolers, add a timer and make it a mini game.
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Fun and easy kids activities
One bag of foam heart stickers becomes a week of Valentine's learning for toddlers and preschoolers: sorting, counting, matching, patterns, CVC words and addition. It also gives you a few simple crafts. Two more heart-sticker ideas from another blog close out the list.

Sort the stickers by color, size or pattern. For preschoolers, add a timer and make it a mini game.
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Line up the shiny glitter hearts in rows and count them together. Touching the glitter makes it a sensory experience too.
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Write a few numbers, each with a different heart sticker. Kids match the heart and collect that many hearts for the number.
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Start rows of glitter-heart patterns and let preschoolers figure out which heart comes next. Adjust the difficulty to age and interest.
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Write vowels on white hearts and consonants on red hearts, then sort them into two groups.
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Take turns thinking up 3-letter words and build them with a red consonant, a white vowel in the middle and a red consonant.
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Use the hearts as a visual aid. Place hearts in drawn heart outlines to add two numbers and find the total.
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Stick hearts around a paper frame to show off the kids' latest artwork.
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Stick shiny glitter hearts up a craft stick to make a heart wand. It's great fine motor practice.
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Combine hearts into flowers, butterflies, birds or faces. Make whatever catches the kids' fancy.
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A paper hand-and-arm tree trunk topped with a canopy of heart sticker leaves.
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Hearts are left white against red paint for a framed sticker resist painting.
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