A gorgeous love heart waterfall template for your students to create for someone special.
Let Love Flow With A Waterfall Card
Create a unique message of love for someone special with this adorable card template.
Students will write a special message that appears on the hearts when the recipient pulls on the bottom tab. They can write a single note on each heart, or use the pull tab’s cascading effect to reveal one word at a time.
This template can be used to celebrate events like:
❤️ Mother’s Day
❤️ Father’s Day
And more!
Pull the bottom tab to reveal the card’s special message.
✂️ Hand Over The (Safety) Scissors 🖍️
You don’t have to cut these elements yourself. This template makes for a bonus cutting skills activity, depending on your students’ ages and abilities.
With adult supervision, cutting skills help students work multiple muscle groups and their brains, plus:
- Strengthen finger and hand muscles
- Build dexterity and fine motor skills
- Improve hand-eye coordination
- Develop focus and attention
And all of these skills are necessary to use a pencil, a toothbrush, a fork; button a shirt, zip-up pants, tie shoes; write, type, and swipe.
Scissor skills are brain and muscle skills!
When Downloading & Printing
Please note this resource will download as a PDF, and includes both full-colour hearts and blank heart templates. Alternatively, print blank hearts on colored paper, or print on white paper to turn this into a colouring activity.
Customize your print options by selecting only the necessary from your printer’s set-up menu.
Print on cardstock for added durability.
Be still my heart! We’ve got more Valentine’s Day activities and teaching resources to share a love of learning:
No video or written instructions? Love the idea but can’t work out how to actually implement it
Hi there, I'm not seeing the video anywhere. Is it posted elsewhere?
Hey guys! Great craft and video! We just paused the video at each step and followed along! The kids loved this craft and felt so accomplished at the end. Thanks again for all the resources and helpful videos!
Hi Neda Thank you for your kind comment! I am so glad your students felt such a sense of accomplishment with this and that you're finding our videos helpful. Kind regards Janeen
Hi there,Is there a way to make this video available to our students to create a Mother's Day card during remote learning?
Terrific! Thanks for your prompt reply and awesome resources.
Hi Melanie - we do have this video on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh1zW6p1ABI&t=38s. Let me know if you need any other information.
Hi Melanie, All our videos are available from the Teach Starter YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOJA1gGG0E10GQ9FDg7eu_w The video for this resource is included as #2 in this Love Heart Craft Activities video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh1zW6p1ABI&feature=youtu.be
This Made Activity Was Great!
Thank you for your kind feedback, Prashant! I'm so glad your students enjoyed this activity.
My students LOVED this, even the boys who think their 'too cool' to make craft things. Thank you!!!
Hey Melinda, great to hear your wonderful feedback. Glad your students enjoyed this one.
this looked so fun my students loved it
Hi Millie, thank you for your lovely feedback. Glad to hear your students loved this.
HI, we're keen to finish off tomorrow, could somebody please answer re the folding ^
Hi Kirstie, I have commented on your original message. Thank you
Thanks Holly, it's the folding we are unsure of, are they all folded under, ie same direction, not back and forth like a fan?
Hi Renee, they are folded the same way.
I was wondering the same thing!
Absolutely WAY too fast to follow instructions, particularly witrh the class! It says this is a preview, then where are the full instructions??
Hi Kirstie, thanks for your feedback. The video was intended to show teachers how to create the card so that they could in turn explain it to their students. We appreciate your feedback and have made the video slower for you to show to your students. I hope this is useful for you. Thanks again for your comment.
Absolutely WAY too fast to follow instructions, particularly witrh the class! It says this is apreview, then where are the full instructions??
Hi Kirstie, I hope you found the slower video easier to follow with your students.