8 Easy Valentine’s STEM Activities for Kids

Kids of all ages will have a great time with these Valentine’s STEM Activities. Here are 8 ways to explore science, math and engineering with young children. Even preschoolers and kindergarteners can join in on the STEM fun with these easy ideas. Which one will be your favorite?

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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.

Valentine’s STEM Activities

1. Invisible Heart Activity

Looking for a great way to learn this Valentine’s Day? Try this invisible heart activity. It uses simple chemical reactions to make a cardiovascular system appear out of nowhere. You can also use this DIY homemade invisible ink to make secret messages  for your valentine.

2. Fizzing Heart Bombs – Valentines STEM

Here is a great science experiment for young children. Learn how to make hearts that fizz and bubble away. 

This is a great activity to do at home or in the classroom and all you need are a few simple supplies.

3. Free Valentine’s Pattern Printable

Pattern recognition is one of the early math skills that young kids need to learn. These heart pattern cards are a free printable where you need to find which heart completes the pattern. Perfect for your preschool math centers.

4. Valentines Roll and Graph

Get your class learning with some printable math activities. This Valentine’s roll and graph activity is a great addition to your math centers. It’ll introduce your kids to measuring, data collection and data analysis. All in one simple game.

5. Free Valentines Addition Worksheet

Looking for a fun way to explore your Valentine’s day theme? This hearts addition worksheet is a free printable for kids. Grab your copy and use it in your classroom today.

6. Valentines Sort By Size

Sort the pictures into small, medium and big with this Valentine’s sort by size printable activity. This is a fun activity for preschool and kindergarteners who love hands-on learning.

7. Valentine’s Candy Structure Building

Who can make the tallest tower using candy hearts and toothpicks? If you’re having a Valentine’s day party and are looking for some fun STEM challenges, then look no further. This is a great engineering activity for kids of all ages.

Photo: Little Bins for Little Hands

8. Light-Up Circuit Valentines

This is the perfect opportunity to get your middle school aged kids involved with some awesome Valentine’s Day STEM activities. Make a valentine that will actually light up. Read the step-by-step instructions and make this February epic.

Photo: Left Brain Craft Brain

Are you going to try any of these Valentine’s STEM activities for kids? Don’t forget to pin the idea for later.

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