Valentine's Day Letter Maze Preschool Worksheets

Are you looking for letter recognition activities for your kids to do in February? Grab these Valentine’s Day Letter Maze Preschool Worksheets!

Your preschoolers and kindergarteners are sure to love learning the ABC’s as they follow the capital and lowercase letters through the maze.

These letters mazes are not only a fun way for your young learners to build their skills in recognizing lowercase and capital letters.

But in this activity, they will also develop their visual discrimination skills, fine motor skills, and much more!

Getting Ready To Use The Valentine’s Day Maze Preschool Worksheets:

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What’s Included:

7 Valentine’s Day Letter Maze Preschool Worksheets
- Bb is for Balloon
- Cc is for Candy
- Ff is for Flower
- Hh is for Heart
- Mm is for Mailbox
- Pp is for Present
- Vv is for Valentine

What Else Is Needed:

For a reproducible activity:

White Copy Paper
Do-A-Dot Marker or Crayons

For a reusable activity:

White Card Stock
Manipulatives (Mini Erasers, Buttons, or Pom Poms)
Laminator
Laminating Pouches
Dry Erase Pocket (optional)
Dry Erase Markers (optional)

To get these preschool worksheets ready for your kids to use, fill out the form at the bottom of this page.

After receiving the email with the printables, download and print the worksheets on white copy paper.

Then, make as many copies as you need for your students.

If you want your students to reuse these worksheets, print them on white card stock and laminate the printables or place them in dry erase pockets.

How To Use The Valentine’s Day Letter Maze Preschool Worksheets:

To begin this letter recognition activity, your preschoolers will identify the capital and lowercase letters on the top of their worksheet. They can trace the letters too.

Next, your children will say the name of the picture. You can teach them that the picture begins with the sound that the letter makes.

Then, they will begin at the “start” or the first box on the worksheet and color it in with a dot marker or crayons.

Your pre-readers will continue coloring the capital and lowercase letters as they work through the maze.

If you laminated the worksheets, your children can mark the letters using a dry erase marker or cover them using small manipulatives such as mini erasers, buttons, or pom poms.