Printable Valentine Bingo Cards

When you print your Valentine’s Day bingo card, you will notice a sheet at the end of the printable with squares of pictures on them, this is the calling card sheet. You will want to cut out all the calling cards (laminate them for extra durability) and shuffle them and set them in a pile upside-down or place them in a bowl or a basket. Print out a bingo card for each player along with one set of calling cards. Cut out the calling cards and place the cards into a bowl or a hat. Pull one card at a time from the hat/bowl and describe the image to the players before showing them the card. For example, “Cupcake with Strawberries” or “Love Letter.”. You can order & print up to 40 Valentine’s Day bingo cards now. You’ll get a unique set of Valentine’s Day bingo cards, so you can print & play right away (a PDF file you can keep). Of course they come with complete instructions to show you exactly how to play.

Are you having a Valentine’s Day party in your preschool or kindergarten classroom this year?

This printable Valentine’s Day theme bingo game is perfect for playing with small groups of children at your classroom party or even with your own kids at home.

I know how much ink it takes to print a game like this in color so I also included an “ink saver” version in black and white for you.

Valentine’s Day Bingo

As February 14 lurks closer, this free printable Valentine bingo game is a quick and easy activity that your kids are sure to love.

Assign a parent volunteer or a big buddy to supervise this small group game during a Valentine’s Day party for loads of Valentine’s Day fun!

I prefer to play bingo in small groups with young children because it can be difficult to manage activities with large groups of young children, plus you need more mats and manipulatives- it all adds up.

They don’t say teaching young children is like herding kittens for nothing!

Printable Valentine’s Day Bingo Game

Bingo is such a simple and fun game to play; it’s always a favorite at classroom parties!

Supplies Needed for Color Version

• Conversation hearts or other small heart shaped objects to use as markers

To prepare the color version, first print the bingo mats on cardstock, cut out the mats, and then laminate for durability.

Supplies Needed for Black and White Version

• Copy paper
• Crayons or Do-a-Dot markers

Valentine Bingo Game

To play, give one Valentine bingo card to each child in your small group.

Then, place a bowl or basket of conversation hearts or other chosen manipulative in the center of the table so all the children can easily reach them.

If you’re using the black and white version, give crayons or one Do-a-Dot marker to each child. If you’ve never used Do-a-Dot markers with your kids they are in for a real treat! These little paint filled daubers are super fun and kids just love using them!

Next, demonstrate how to search for an image on your mat and cover with a manipulative or mark if found. You may need to demonstrate this process a few times to ensure success.

Finally, start playing and have fun!

Download the Free Printable Valentine Bingo Game

Valentine Bingo

A fun printable bingo game for a Valentine party or theme in your preschool or kindergarten classroom

Classroom Party Help

I know how stressful and exhausting having a classroom party can be; the good news is that it doesn’t have to be that way!

Whether you have classroom volunteers coming out of your ears or you’re completely on your own, the free Valentine Classroom Party Guide has everything you need including pre-written parent notes, the easiest card passing method for little kids, read-aloud suggestions, games and activities and even snack suggestions.

More Valentine’s Day Ideas

There are so many activities that you can incorporate into your classroom for Valentine’s Day! Like this education Valentine cookie decorating activity. This activity is perfect for helping young children learn how to sequence.

Blank Printable Valentine Bingo Cards

You can also incorporate a math activityliteracy activity or use books to celebrate Valentine’s Day!

You could also incorporate songs into the holiday. You can sing Valentine songs during circle time, transitions, or whenever your kids just need to refocus and get their wiggles out!

A light table activity is also a great way to center the lesson around Valentine’s Day. When your kids are picking up and manipulating the plastic hearts on the light table they’ll be engaging in sensory play and developing those important fine motor skills too!

And no preschool Valentine’s Day theme would be complete without a Valentine play dough activity. Playing with play dough is a great way for kids to practice their fine motor skills in a fun, hands-on way. The simple act of pressing chenille stems, beads, cookie cutters into dough has so many benefits for young children.

Your pre-K or kindergarten students could also work on their sight words during the holiday as well. Using Valentine card sight words is a highly engaging and fun activity can help your pre-k or kindergarten students get even more excited to practice their sight words.

More Valentine Ideas

This Valentine’s Day, make your Valentine’s Day math a lot more fun with a Valentine bingo game! This game is the perfect addition to a thematic unit about Valentine’s Day or hearts.

Find more educational heart activities below the activity instructions so you can round out your Valentine thematic unit!

Kids will love playing this game over and over again, and you can use the cards in a variety of ways to strengthen number recognition, counting skills, or math facts!

If you need even more heart activity ideas, try making a 3D heart model, experimenting with heart marker chromatography, or try making fizzing hearts!

Add these math challenges to your list of fun math activities for kids!

Free Valentine Bingo Printables

VALENTINE BINGO GAME MATH ACTIVITY

This simple Valentine bingo game is the perfect Valentine’s math activity for kids from kindergarten through fifth grade.

For younger kids, simple rules of bingo will strengthen number recognition skills from 1-100. For older kids, try hiding the answer to each blank behind a math problem.

For example, if the number is 35, state the answer as “What is 5 times 7?”

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What Kids Learn with Valentine’s Day Bingo Cards

The Valentine heart bingo game is a fun way to learn counting, number recognition, multiplication, addition, subtraction, greater than and less than, and any other basic math processes.

The heart theme makes it all a lot more fun though!

Printable Valentine Bingo Cards With Pictures

What you’ll need for the Valentine bingo game:

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• Printer and ink
• Paper
• Scissors
• Laminator (optional, but helpful)
• Bingo counters
• Dice

How to Set Up the Printable Valentine Bingo Cards

Print your bingo cards onto sturdy cardstock paper. If you laminate them, you can use them multiple times.

Cut apart the cards and give one to each child.

This set comes with 6 different versions of the card. If you’d like more cards than that, we have a full set of 30 heart bingo cards here.

Show the kids how to cover the numbers on their cards as they are called.

Decide what skill you want the kids to work on and build your bingo call numbers based on that.

The first child to fill in a line on their card wins!

Printable Valentine Bingo Cards For Kids

GET YOUR VALENTINE’S HEART BINGO CARDS HERE!

Valentine Bingo Card Generator

If you need additional cards, download the expanded set here.