Valentine’s Day Word Wall Tracing Cards for Preschoolers
Valentine’s Day is a golden opportunity to add some fun Valentine’s vocabulary and tracing practice into your classroom.
These Valentine’s Day Word Wall Tracing Cards combine tracing, word recognition and festive flair, and they take the guesswork out of creating a literacy center that’s actually fun.
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What You Need for a Valentine’s Day Word Wall
How to Set Up the Valentine’s Day Word Wall
Step 1: Print the cards
Print the 28 tracing cards. There are four cards on each page.
Step 2: Laminate and cut
Laminate the cards so kids can trace the words over and over, then cut them apart.
Step 3: Build the wall
Pick a wall or board at your learners’ eye level. Group the words by category or put them in alphabetical order. Add Velcro to the backs so kids can mix and match.
Step 4: Trace and talk
Kids trace the words with dry-erase markers. Challenge them to find the word “love” on the wall, or ask “What letter does ‘heart’ start with?”
Words Included
- Heart
- Bouquet
- Arrows
- Balloons
- Cupcake
- Cupid
- Envelope
- Flowers
- Gift
- Hug
- I Love You
- Jewelry
- Kiss
- Lovebirds
- Mailbox
- Note
- Octopus
- Pets
- Queen of Hearts
- Rose
- Strawberry
- Teddy Bear
- Us
- Valentine
- Wagon
- Box of Chocolates
- Yours
- Zinnias
Ways to Use the Word Wall
- Word scavenger hunt: Hide words around the classroom and have kids match them to the wall.
- Guess the word: Describe a word without saying it, and let kids guess which one it is.
- Interactive stories: Build a class story together using words from the wall.
- Sensory bin: Add the letters to a sensory bin.
For more tracing practice, try these tracing lines worksheets and tracing shapes worksheets, or see the construction word wall.
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