Valentine Cut & Color Shapes Worksheet
This Valentine-themed shapes worksheet helps preschoolers and kindergarteners build fine-motor skills and shape recognition. Children cut along the dotted lines to remove each shape, then color the hearts inside for extra hands-on practice.
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Teaching Ideas
Use this worksheet during Valentine fine-motor centers, morning tubs, or small-group practice. Encourage children to cut slowly along the dotted lines and identify each shape as they work. After cutting, they can color the hearts for added creativity and motor skill development.
This page also makes a great quiet warm-up or early finisher activity.
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