Teddy Bears Share Heart Cards
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Valentine’s Day
Heart cards connect the scenes in this collection: children share cards, families make decorations, and animals carry gifts or visit a woodland post office. There are also quieter scenes with a heart quilt, flowers and yarn crafts.
Choose a difficulty
Coloring Pages
Classroom Heart Cards
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A Heart in an Envelope
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A Heart Card for Grandpa
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Valentine Craft Table
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Paper Hearts with Dad
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Dinosaur Friends Share the Love
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An Elephant’s Heart Bouquet
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The Fox’s Valentine Train
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A Valentine Snack with Friends
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Flowers for Grandma
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Building a Heart Castle
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One greeting or a whole craft table
Choose a large heart to finish quickly, or several paper objects for a longer session.
Envelope and bow
One large heart, two smaller hearts and a bow give clear shapes. The card and envelope offer white space around the colors.
A Heart in an Envelope →
Card-making table
Cards and craft supplies overlap across the table. Choose it to practise sorting objects before coloring.
Valentine Craft Table →Repeat red across three hearts
Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Red hearts
- 2. Pink bow
- 3. White paper
- Color all three hearts red: one on the card and two below.
- Color the bow loops, knot and ribbon ends pink.
- Leave the card, envelope and background white.
The three red hearts match, and the pink bow stays separate from the white paper.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
Choose the open envelope or the two birds for broad outlines and roomy shapes. The picnic, heart balloon and woodland post office have smaller patterns, fur lines and background details. Check each picture’s difficulty before choosing.
Try it together
Print a favorite and give its hearts a repeating color pattern. Add a kind message in the margin for a friend or family member, or display several finished pages together for a classroom wall.