Valentine Heart Glyph

Your kids will love making this valentine heart glyph. Practice following directions and make a secret piece of art. If you know the code, you can figure out who the owner of the heart is.

Valentine Heart Glyph

Valentine Heart Glyph

When we last visited a children’s museum, they had a detective exhibit. Aiden really liked it. He especially liked creating a bioglyph where different parts of a face drawing represent different things about you. You could set up a secret meeting and send the bioglyph so the person you were meeting would know what you looked like.

I thought it would be fun to create a valentine themed glyph. It’s a great activity for following directions plus you end up with a cool piece of art.

Download the Valentine Heart Glyph printable here. The 2-page pdf file comes with one page of instructions and one sectioned heart. For your own personal or classroom use.

Follow the directions for filling in sections of the heart. The heart has 9 sections so I created 9 questions. Aiden helped create the questions and the answer choices. I love his animals. Although my favorite did not make the list.

Valentine Heart Glyph Printable

I worked on a heart as Aiden worked on his. I read the directions and we filled in the sections. Here’s the heart that represents me.

Valentine Heart Glyph

Aiden wanted me to draw the hearts and stars for him. He colored them in.

Valentine Heart Glyph

For younger kids, you could have pre-cut shapes and glue them on or you could use stickers.

Aiden and I made a heart for Lily, too. He answered the questions and I colored.

Valentine Heart Glyph

Aiden also really enjoyed coloring the heart on his own.

valentine art

Download the Valentine Heart Glyph printable here. The 2-page pdf file comes with one page of instructions and one sectioned heart. For your own personal or classroom use.

What do you think? Is this activity a winner? Let me know and share with your friends!

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