These free printable Valentine’s Day tracing pages for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten are a fun way to help your child’s fine motor skills and reinforce Valentine’s vocabulary. Snag seven printable tracing pages for free in this post – no email address required!
If you’d prefer winter tracing worksheets without a Valentine’s theme, please see this post for free printable winter tracing pages. If these designs are too difficult for your little learner, grab these free printable Valentine’s Day prewriting practice pages.
For more low-prep, fun Valentine’s Day activities, make sure to snag these additional freebies for Valentine’s:
- Free printable Valentine’s Day bingo
- Cherub bingo
- Free printable Valentine’s fine motor worksheets
- Valentine’s Day do a dot pages
- Cupid coloring pages
- Valentine’s Day coloring pages for kids
- Free printable heart outlines
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How to use printable trace and color pages
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These Valentine’s Day trace, write, and color pages can be used several ways:
The pages are easy to use as a no-prep indoor activity for February. They’re great to have in your toolkit for cold, wet days or as part of your regularly planned Valentine theme. Simply download the free printables below, print, and hand them to your little learner with their favorite markers or crayons.
Your child can trace and color the page, trace the word, and write the word on the line provided if they’re working on independent writing. Then, of course, they can color the picture! We love Honeysticks natural beeswax crayons. They are completely safe for little hands and mouths that are still tasting crayons.
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Markers are the easiest to use for tracing. Markers glide across the page. Crayons and colored pencils both provide more friction, which means they’re a greater fine motor challenge for little hands.
To make the tracing pages reusable, laminate the sheets or place them in page protectors. We use secure page protectors with a flap that prevents the page from accidentally sliding out. Your child can use a dry erase marker to trace the design, then erase and trace again.
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The tracing pages can also be used as a Montessori pin punching activity.
Montessori pin punching/push pin work involves using a pen or stylus to punch holes along a shape. A piece of felt, cork board, or foam core board is used as a backing behind the shape being punched.
If you’re unfamiliar with Montessori work, this activity may sound strange and dangerous to you. That’s completely understandable! However, it’s very beneficial for your child’s fine motor development. It’s a frequently used activity in Montessori Primary classrooms with ages 3-6.
To make pin punching work safer, use a pencil-sized stylus with a dull end. (Not an affiliate link, just a company I personally shop with.) Of course, you want to always supervise your child closely while they’re engaged in pin punching.
If you want to see a step-by-step view of pin punching, this post from Montessori Album has great photos.
Free printable Valentine tracing worksheets for preschoolers
For more low-prep educational preschool pages, discover this winter learning mega bundle with reading, match, emotional literacy, and fine motor activities for preschool and pre-k.
Like all free preschool printables here on The Artisan Life, these are for personal and single classroom use. This includes use with your homeschool co-op and therapy clients as long as you are not charging specifically to do the activity.
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This pack includes 7 Valentine’s themed images to trace:
- A heart
- A bow
- A teddy bear
- A rose
- A cherub
- Cupid
- XOXO
The download link for the PDF with all 7 tracing pages is located below the preview image. The link will open in a new tab/window and should begin downloading automatically. You may need to authorize downloads from Dropbox if a bowx appears asking for permission.
Download your free Valentine’s Day trace and color pages here
I hope your little learner enjoys using these trace and color fine motor practice pages. Be sure to grab these additional Valentine’s Day printables while you’re on The Artisan Life:
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Your kindergartener will love to trace these vocabulary words and images, then color the pictures they drew.
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Help your preschooler develop their pre-writing skills with these Valentine's Day themed prewriting worksheets.
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These free printable ladybugs make super cute homemade Valentines! They're also fun as toddler and preschool coloring pages.
Help your little one learn the alphabet with these free printable alphabet tracing strips.
These free printable Valentine's Day bingo cards are fun for the whole family! Play using candy hearts of Kisses instead of bingo markers for even more fun.
Your children will love coloring these sweet Cupid Valentines coloring pages. They make cute homemade cards, too!
Challenge your children and develop their attention to detail with these free printable Valentine cherub bingo game!
This word search for Valentine's Day is a fun, no-prep way to keep your kids busy and learning on a cold winter day.
These Valentine's Day coloring pages are so cute your kids will squeal with delight when they see them.
This printable Valentine's Day activity pack has low-prep activities for kids of all ages, including I spy printables, sudoku, mazes, and more!
These free printable heart templates are perfect for Valentines crafts and homemade Valentines!
This free printable Valentine's Day matching game is great for all ages. Use it face up for toddlers and preschoolers or face down as a memory game.
This free printable word scramble for Valentine's Day is an easy, no-prep activity or a great no candy Valentine.
This Valentine's Day I Spy worksheet comes in two difficulties, including an easy I Spy for toddlers (with help) and preschoolers.
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