Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and as music educators and therapists, it’s the perfect time to infuse a little extra joy and love into your lessons and sessions. Whether you’re working with young children in a classroom setting, or with clients in music therapy, there are so many creative ways to make this holiday special through music.
To help you celebrate, I’m excited to share some free printables that are designed to complement your existing curriculum and activities.
Featuring lyrics of some of my most popular songs: KIND, It’s A Good Day, Bear Hug, Grateful Heart and I Can Do Things, these resources are a lovely addition to your lesson plan, great as extension activities and for spreading a little love through music.
Grateful Hearts Worksheet
This simple worksheet based on my song "Grateful Heart" invites kids to reflect on the things and people they are grateful for. Using a heart-shaped template, students can fill the spaces with drawings that represent their gratitude, fostering creativity and self-expression. It’s a meaningful activity that promotes mindfulness, appreciation, and emotional connection—perfect for the Valentine’s season!
"Just Be Kind" Bookmark
This sweet and simple Valentine’s Day bookmark is perfect for inspiring kindness! Featuring lyrics from my song “KIND”, it’s a gentle reminder that small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Invite kids to personalize these bookmarks by coloring and decorating them while sparking meaningful conversations about empathy and friendship.
Musical Valentine's Day Cards
These heartfelt Valentine's Day cards feature lyrics from my songs KIND, Bear Hug, It's A Good Day, and I Can Do Things; perfect for spreading love and joy in your classroom this February. Designed with elementary school kids in mind, these cards bring music and love together in a way that’s both creative and easy to incorporate into your lessons.
We included copies in color and black & white, so they’re a great extension for your Valentine’s Day activities, whether you’re using them for a class sing-along, a creative mindful activity, or just a fun way to engage students in the holiday spirit.
"It's A Good Day" Greeting Card
This resource is perfect for elementary students, offering both a creative, hands-on activity and a meaningful way to connect with the spirit of the holiday. Inspired by my song "It's A Good Day", this card celebrates the power of music and art to bring us together, reflecting on the importance of connection, kindness, and creativity.
Whether students use it to send a note of appreciation or simply enjoy the uplifting message of this song, this card is sure to brighten your classroom and remind everyone that we’re all united by the magic of music and the joy of creatively expressing ourselves.
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This Valentine’s Day, let's spread a little extra love in our music classrooms and therapy sessions. I hope these materials add a little extra sparkle to your sessions this February!
BTW, if you need ideas on what to teach this month, check out this blog post!
