Valentine’s Day might be one of my favorite holidays to celebrate! We all need something fun to look forward to during the dreary days of winter, am I right? It totally lends itself to fun themed play which I’m all about!
I have a quick print and play activity for you that your kids will totally love. Two different versions make this easily adaptable for whatever age level of toddler or preschooler you may have at home.
All you’ll need is a dice and the printable, couldn’t be easier!
The first way to play is the traditional version using a dice. Roll the dice and have your child add the piece of the love bug. You can build your love bug right on the page or on the table like my friends did!
The toddler version includes this dice which your child will roll to add his or her piece, perfect for independent play!
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