Free Printable Valentine Alphabet Letters
Valentine alphabet letters are a simple way to keep letter practice going in February without switching up your routine.
This printable set focuses on one letter per page, combining coloring, letter recognition, and early phonics using familiar Valentine-themed images. Each page gives preschool and kindergarten kids a clear, repeatable format so they know exactly what to do without extra instructions.
They work well for literacy centers, quiet morning work, or short homeschool lessons when you want something seasonal that still supports early reading skills.
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Valentine Alphabet Worksheets for Preschool & Kindergarten
These alphabet preschool worksheets are designed for early learners who are still building confidence with letter recognition and beginning sounds.
The set includes 27 printable pages, with one letter per page. Each page follows the same clear format: a large letter to color, a Valentine-themed picture that matches the letter sound, and a simple recognition activity to reinforce learning without overwhelming young kids.
The final page is a full alphabet coloring sheet featuring Valentine-inspired words for each letter:
- A for admirer
- B for bouquet
- C for cupid
- D for doves
- E for envelope
- F for friendship
- G for gift
- H for hearts
- I for invitation
- J for jewelry
- K for kiss
- L for love letter
- M for mailbox
- N for note
- O for open arms
- P for perfume
- Q for question
- R for rose
- S for sweetheart
- T for teddy bear
- U for us
- V for Valentine’s
- W for writing (older kids might enjoy our Valentine’s Day journal prompts)
- X for kiss
- Y for you
- Z for zesty
Printing on cardstock works well if you plan to reuse the pages or want a sturdier option for classroom centers, though standard paper is fine for one-time use at home.
What’s included in each alphabet letter page
Each Valentine alphabet letter page includes:
- a large uppercase letter to color for visual recognition
- a Valentine-themed picture that begins with the same letter
- a circle-the-letter activity to practice identification
- a picture-coloring section focused on the letter sound
There’s also a bonus full-page alphabet coloring sheet that brings all 26 letters together in one place.
If you’re looking for more seasonal options, you can also explore our Valentine coloring pages for additional low-prep February activities.
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More Free Valentine’s Printables
If you’d like to add a few more Valentine-themed activities, these printables pair well with early alphabet practice:
- Valentine bingo cards – a simple game that works well for classroom groups, homeschool co-ops, or family game time.
- Valentine’s Day scavenger hunt – a low-prep activity with rhyming clues, great for movement breaks or a fun afternoon activity.
- History of Valentine’s Day worksheet – a short, printable overview for older kids who want to learn where the holiday came from.
- Valentine’s Day cards to color – an easy creative activity that lets kids make their own Valentine cards.
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Love-Themed Alphabet Books for Kids
If you’d like to extend the activity beyond the printable pages, a simple alphabet picture book can work well alongside these Valentine letters.
- ABC Love by Christiane Engel uses everyday moments and emotions to introduce each letter, making it a gentle choice for preschool and early elementary readers.
- L is for Love: A Heartfelt Alphabet by Greg Paprocki has a retro illustration style and clear letter focus, which works nicely for alphabet review during storytime.
- Alphabet Love by Rachel Tawil Kenyon takes a playful approach, pairing each letter with familiar words and images centered around love and kindness.
These books fit naturally into February reading time and help reinforce letter recognition without adding extra structure or screen time. They’re especially useful if you want to slow the pace and combine literacy practice with a shared read-aloud.
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Last Updated on 10 December 2025 by Clare Brown
