Paper Plate Valentine Crafts for Preschoolers!

Can you believe January is almost over?! Goodness. Winter usually lasts forever for me, but so far so good!

I hear my southerly neighbours are getting a nice healthy dose of snow right now – hope you are keeping warm friends. If you need any toques or mittens just holler and us Canadians’ will send them by dogsled.

With January just about behind us I thought it time to start looking forward to Valentine’s Day! And always on a mission to keeping crafting simple and cute, I thought these paper plate ones would definitely come in handy.

As will my eBook on Quiet Bins – nothing quite like the magic of quiet time when you are buried in snow!

Hope you find something here that will suit you and your little ones. Have fun!

I bring you Paper Plate Valentine’s Day Crafts for Preschoolers:

Paper Plate Valentine’s Wreath from Happy Hooligans – Two materials equal one pretty decoration for the holiday!

Paper Plate Dinosaurs from This Girl’s Life Blog – These paper plate valentines are perfect for little dinosaur lovers! They can make a stegosaurus or an apatosaurus (or even design their own).

Threaded Hearts from Teach Them to Fly – Such a different take on a paper plate craft for Valentine’s Day! Each of them looks beautiful!

DIY Paper Plate Love Bug from Arts & Crackers – Paper plates and paint are the main ingredients for this toddler Valentine’s Day craft.

Paper Plate Valentine Fox from Glued to My Crafts – This simple craft could be changed up in so many ways, depending on a child’s interests!

Easy Paper Plate Valentine Holder from Fun-A-Day – Incredibly easy way children can make a valentine holder for school or home. Paint, markers, or stickers would work as decorations.

Valentine’s Day Heart-Punched Treat Plates from Make and Takes – Such a fun way to practice fine motor skills and create a festive plate for some treats.

Paper Plate Heart Hats from Alpha Mom – I love both of the Valentine’s Day paper plate hats shared here! So simple to put together, with endless decorating possibilities.

Paper Plate Pop Up Heart from Crafty Journal – I can see these pop up hearts as centerpieces for a class Valentine’s Day party!

Paper Plate Sensory Heart Craft from Paging Fun Moms – Such a sweet way to integrate a sensory experience into a paper plate craft for the holiday.

Paper Plate Roses from Kids Activities Blog – Turn a red paper plate into a rose that “lives” forever! No red paper plates – just paint one!

DIY Twine Valentine’s Heart from My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia – This twine heart would appeal to children of many different ages!

Musical Valentine’s Day Craft from No Time for Flash Cards – Make a craft and a musical instrument this Valentine’s Day! How clever!

Doily Bumble Bee Valentine’s Day Craft from I Heart Arts ‘n Crafts – I love how the doilies are the wings to this paper plate “love bug”!

Paper Plate Stained Glass Hearts from Red Ted Art – Just a few materials are needed to make these pretty window decorations for Valentine’s Day!

Paper Plate Love Boat from Glued to My Crafts – This is really two heart crafts in one! It can be a “love boat”, or (with a twist) it can be love plant.

Love Bug Valentine Card Holder from Frogs to Fairy Dust Childcare – Kids can make their own sparkly love bug to collect valentines in!

Paper Plate Pepperoni Pizza Craft from Crafty Morning – This would be a fun Valentine’s Day gift to make for grandparents or siblings!

Plant a Kiss Valentine’s Kid Craft from I Heart Crafty Things – Create a three-dimensional “kiss” garden based on a Valentine’s Day children’s book.

Paper Plate Valentine’s Day Card Holder from DLTK’s Growing Together – Children can practice their weaving while they make a holder for valentines!

Cute, right? And of course full of sensory fun and learning. But it’s always nice when they turn out cute too!

Hope you and your little ones are starting to get into the season of love and snuggling. Nothing quite like Valentine’s Day when your a Mama of little ones.

I’ll be back later this week, thank you for reading! I’m sending along lots of warm thoughts. And the offer for toques and mittens stands, just holler.

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