6 Free Printable Valentine Bookmarks to Color

Free printable Valentine bookmarks to color have been a favorite in our home for years.

My son loves making them for his friends, and I enjoy seeing how much effort he puts into coloring each one.

There’s something so meaningful about handmade touches, especially for Valentine’s Day.

These bookmarks, with their sweet designs like hearts and teddy bears, are just one of the many free Valentine’s Day printables we’ve created together, and they always bring a smile.

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Create your own Valentine’s Day bookmarks to color

This set of free printable bookmarks to color includes six unique designs featuring hearts, roses, teddy bears, and more.

Each page contains three bookmarks, perfectly sized at 2.5 x 8.5 inches, ready for pens, crayons, or markers.

Here’s how to get the most out of these bookmarks:

• Print on card stock: It makes the bookmarks more durable and colors pop beautifully. (This is the card stock we love!)
• Cut with precision: Use a paper cutter for clean edges or scissors if you have a steady hand.
• Laminate for longevity: A laminator works wonders, but clear packing tape is a great alternative.

These bookmarks are versatile:

• Perfect for kids to color and hand out as gifts or classroom treats.
• Great as an alternative to printable Valentine’s Day cards to color.
• Add a special touch by punching a hole and tying a ribbon for a polished look.

You can even leave them blank for kids to color as they receive them! Scroll to the bottom of the page to download your free printable Valentine’s Day bookmarks and make this February extra special.

The best Valentine’s Day books for kids

Pair your free printable Valentine bookmarks with a special book for your little one. These heartwarming Valentine’s Day stories are perfect for celebrating love and spending quality time together.

• A Little Spot of Love is all about kids learning how to show love by being kind and listening. It’s a sweet way to teach them about different ways to express love.
• How Many Do I Love You? is perfect for babies and kids up to three years old. It has lovely pictures and is great for bedtime. It shows how parents love their little ones.
• Little Blue Truck’s Valentine. Join the Little Blue Truck on an adventure filled with friendship and love.
• Love from the Very Hungry Caterpillar expresses love in many sweet ways in this book. The pictures are beautiful, and kids will love it.
• Valentine’s Day Mad Libs is all about having fun with words. You can create funny stories by filling in the blanks. It’s a fun and educational choice for Valentine’s Day.
• What I love about being your mom is not for reading like the others. It’s a special book where you can write down all the reasons you love being a mom to your child. It’s a lovely keepsake they’ll treasure forever.

Other Valentine’s Day activities

Once your kids have enjoyed coloring their Valentine bookmarks, why not add more love-themed fun to the day? Our homeschool Valentine’s Day ideas combine education and creativity, making February lessons extra special.

• Bring the family together for game night with our free Valentine’s Day scattergories. With 4 themed category boards, it’s a hit for all ages and sure to spark some laughs.
• Valentine’s Day matching game printable: Younger kids will love testing their matching skills with this fun and educational memory game. Perfect for quiet play or classroom activities!

These activities are designed to keep the Valentine’s Day spirit alive while offering fun ways to learn and connect as a family.

Need to print later? Add this to your Pinterest board or share it on Facebook. You’ll have it handy whenever you’re ready to use it!

Get the free printable bookmarks for Valentine’s Day here!

Enjoy these color in Valentine’s bookmarks in your homeschool, library, or classroom. They are also great to give out to the kids in the classroom with a new book.

Ready to grab your free printable? Just pop your name and email into the form below, and it’s all yours!

Last Updated on 8 December 2024 by Clare Brown