Free Printable Heart Bundle – Bright Minds Gather

It’s the most lovable time of the year! Whether you’re celebrating Friendship Day or Valentine’s Day, use these free heart printables to inspire poetry, paragraphs, and more. This printable heart bundle is flexible and can be used long after the chocolate hearts have been eaten.

Grab all 12 pages by filling out the form on this page. Plus check out the fun ideas for using each printable below.

What heart printables are included?

We’ve included every heart printable your heart desires! Whole-page, half-page, lined, colored. Check out what’s included in the bundle, and get ideas for using them below.

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Large Heart Templates

This printable is your basic full-page heart. Choose the outline for writing or drawing. The large red heart can be a book cover or bulletin board decoration.

Medium Heart Templates

This page has hearts that are slightly smaller. Two hearts fit on a page. They’re great for bulletin boards and other projects.

printable pages with three hearts on each — We Are Teachers

Small Heart Templates

When you need smaller-sized hearts, this page is the one to print, copy, and laminate.

heart outline with writing lines — We Are Teachers

Heart Writing Paper With Lines

This heart writing paper is perfect for students who are writing about the things they love.

small hearts on print out pages — We Are Teachers

Sometimes you want to spread a lot of love. That’s where these pages with smaller hearts come in!

How To Use Your Heart Printable Templates

Incorporate these heart pages into writing, reading, and math activities and classroom decorations. They’re ready for February and all year long. Print and laminate the hearts you need to make:

“What We Love” Classroom Decor and Writing Activity

an image of two printable hearts where students write about what they love — Adrienne Hathaway for We Are Teachers

First, students write or draw what they love about a specific topic or just in general. Then, showcase what they love by decorating your hallway, door, or classroom bulletin board.

Character Conversation Hearts

an image of three conversation hearts based on book characters: Gerald, Piggie and Pete the Cat — Adrienne Hathaway for We Are Teachers

Create conversation hearts based on a book you are reading. What conversation hearts would your characters create? We’re sure Fancy Nancy would write a much different conversation heart than Pete the Cat!

“What I Love” Heart Book

two — Adrienne Hathaway for We Are Teachers

Staple multiple heart writing pages together to make a book of all the things that a student loves. They can dedicate one page each to family, friends, school, the weekend, or any other topic. Add a red heart cover for each book.

Learn more: Get Valentine’s Day Writing Paper and Ideas

Heart Graph

Cut out lots of hearts and use them for graphing. Each heart can represent one conversation heart if you’re graphing the colors in a box. Or a heart could represent one student as they graph their favorite Valentine’s Day candies.

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