Valentine's Day Card Coloring Templates

Beautiful Valentine's Day card templates for children to make

This handy set of coloring sheets gives your children the opportunity to practice their coloring and fine motor skills, as well as giving them something lovely to take home with them or put up on display. Great for increasing familiarity with this topic and perfect for wet play!

Other fun Valentine's Day crafts for children to make

Alongside this fun Valentine's Day card pack, you can enhance your student's understanding of Valentine's Day and why it is celebrated.

You may not know that Valentine's Day (February 14th) honours Saint Valentine of Rome – a priest who would perform wedding ceremonies for soldiers, despite a ban on military men being married. This is also why it is sometimes referred to as Saint Valentine's Day.

As well as writing and sending cards, children may also enjoy trying some other fun activities in the classroom or in a home working environment:

• Valentine's Day Bingo Board Game
• Valentine's Day Discover and Learn Display Pack
• Valentine's Day Colouring Pages
• Valentine's Day Fine Motor Skills Activities for Older Learners
• Valentine's Day Heart Pattern Matching Activity
• Valentine's Day Patterned Hearts
• I Love My Class Cutouts

Keep the children busy and getting creative with these Valentine's Colouring Cards for Parents. This Valentine's Day card pack includes seven unique designs perfect for colouring in, customising and making their own!

Looking for a ready-to-go Valentine's Day Card? Check out this bright and colourful Rainbow Valentine's Day Card. Or keep it simple with this Will You Be My Valentine Card. Smiles guaranteed with these adorable Valentine Pun Cards. 

Create a lovely Valentine's display in your classroom or on a school bulletin board with this colourful Valentine's Day Photo Pack.

When did Valentine's Day start?

Valentine's Day traditions such as giving cards, flowers and gifts spread from England and through to the English-speaking world as early as the 19th Century. This moved to other countries towards the end of the 20th Century and is now widely celebrated around the world.

On average, countries such as Singapore, China and South Korea spend the most money on Valentine's Day gifts now.