Valentines Day Cutting Tray – Fine Motor Activity

A Valentines Day Cutting Tray is a fun and easy way for toddlers and preschoolers to practice their scissor skills. Explore some symbols of Valentine’s Day while developing essential fine motor skills.

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There’s no better way to show kids that you love them than by spending quality time together. Some Valentine’s day themed activities are perfect for finding ways to spend with your little ones. Or you can invest in the Valentine’s Day Activity Pack, which is filled with educational printables for you kids.

  • red/pink ribbon
  • paper straws in red, pink or purple.
  • red/pink paper, cut into heart shapes
  • Heart stickers
  • Pink, heart shaped, pipe cleaners

1. Prepare your materials.

This includes cutting the red and pink paper into heart shapes and drawing dotted lines across them for the children to follow when they are cutting.

It also includes turning the red and pink pipe cleaners into heart shapes.

2: Arrange the tray.

Place all of the materials onto a tray with some childrens scissors.

3: Enjoy learning!

There are so many fun and easy ways for toddlers and preschoolers to develop fine motor skills. Here are some of my favorite Valentines play ideas for little fingers.

  1. Heart Lacing Cards
  2. DIY Valentines Peg Board
  3. Valentines Day Writing Tray
  4. Connect the Dots – Valentines Fine Motor Activity
  5. Heart Snake Button Activity

For more ideas, take a look at all of our Valentines Fine Motor Activities for Kids.

Valentines activity pack for kids. Print and play valentines themed play ideas for preschool and kindergarten classrooms.

Valentine’s Day Activity Pack

Educational printables with a valentine’s theme. Perfect for preschool and kindergarteners to try this February.

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