Valentine Hearts Letter Match Game - parkesancence

There are so umteen playfulness crafts and games to fun with hearts. They are the perfect shape. We're exploitation hearts in our letter matching game today. I printed out another set of Valentine hearts from Juliann's design we victimised in the 14 Acts of the Apostles of Love countdown. They are the perfect Black Maria, already colored and printed for me, making it easier to cut out. Although you can simply scratch out tons of hearts on your own as well by following my tips for cutting symmetrical hearts. I even share a video.

Here's how we created our fun heart matching game!

Supplies for Heart Letter Match:

26 hearts – any color and size, around 2-3 inches crosswise is best
scissors hold
marker or crayon
envelope

1. Cut your hearts. Again you nates use this free printable or my tips for ablation hearts yourself. I like to have them arond 2-3 inches across. That gives it enough room for writing on each side and for little hands to function.

2. Once your hearts are cut out, with your pen you can write your letters on each side. We chose to do an majuscul letter on the near side and the comparable letter in minuscular along the right side.

3. Cut these hearts in half, right down the center.

4. At once mix them up and ingest your little one try to find the letters that match.

My daughter really sole knows few letters, she's 3 1/2, but it's good for her to be exposed. The nice thing about these hearts we're using from the printable is that until she can recognize many letters, she using the colors of the hearts to make her match. And that's okay with Pine Tree State. IT's good for her to be exposed and later she bequeath learn to actually twin the uppercase letter to the lowercase letter.

You john also use this matching game of hearts with anything educational. IT can be for old children and mathematics problems, opposites, or with compound words, which is what my 1st grader is presently learning. Have sport with it.

5. Place all of your heart shapes into an envelope to store them in a unadventurous rate.

Have fun with your matching game for Valentines!

Marie

Marie is a mother of 3 livelihood in Seattle, WA. She's been the break and managing editor of Make and Takes for the last 13 years, curating a DIY internet site with kids trade tutorials, home decor ideas, and simple recipes. Also as the author of the book, Realize and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Infancy and Elementary teaching degree and is currently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves sharing her creativity Hera at Hit and Takes!