Valentine's Day Goodies-Bookmarks, Coloring, Writing Pages, Heart Booklet, Plus!
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Description
It's that time of year of giggles and the mushy, gushy exchange of cards. This resource is packed with 34 pages of gifts, fun, and engaging activities.
Included:
3 printable pages with 18 colorful Valentine's bookmarks (6 bookmarks per page)
1 page of 6 Valentine's bookmarks to color and cut
1 page with cute & colorful snack sized candy bar wrappers (perfect for gift giving)
2 pages of 4 cut & fold mini Valentine's cards (perfect for card exchanges)
6 pages to write (lines), draw (dots), and color (mandala hearts)
6 colorful lined Valentine's writing pages
4 page write, draw, color, & cut heart-shaped booklet
1 colorful heart shaped puzzle page (laminate, cut, and place in an envelope)
1 page heart maze with answer key on next page
1 page Valentine's Word Scramble with answer key on next page
1 page Valentine's Word Find with answer key on next page
1 page Valentine's heart glyph (follow instructions to draw and color)
2 simple Valentine's coloring pages
2 advanced Valentine's coloring pages
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Valentine's Day Goodies
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