Free puzzle games, stories, crafts, and printable activities for kids ages 4–12.

1. Love and Luck
Watch our video to learn how having self-love can benefit kids.

2. Solve a Puzzle
While these bears exchange Valentine’s Day gifts, see if you can find all of the objects hidden in the scene.

3. Read a Story
Chance can’t wait to perform his card tricks in his school’s Valentine’s Day talent show. But when he can’t get pink dye off of his hands, he’s worried his reputation will be ruined forever. Read the story to see Chance’s creative solution to a colorful problem.

4. Whack a Balloon
Love is in the air—and so is a balloon! Play this twist on tennis to see who can get to 10 points first.

5. Craft Cupid’s Arrow
Shoot a loved one a message on a hand-crafted Cupid’s arrow made of straws and paper.

6. Do Something for Others
Cut hearts from construction paper and write one thing you like about your friend on each heart. We’d love to see your heart attacks! Share a photo with us at HighlightsKids.com.

7. Write, Draw, or Talk About It
Help your child understand that the way they show love may not be the same as others, and that’s OK! Encourage them to share their love language with us at HighlightsKids.com.

8. Spy the Supplies
Look carefully at this cluttered craft desk for all of the hidden objects. Then answer the riddle!

9. Search the Scene
This art class is busy making heart-themed crafts for Valentine’s Day. There are 15 objects hidden around the room. Can you find them all?

10. Slurp Noodle Soup
Chinese New Year is on February 12. A traditional food for the new year is long noodles, which symbolize longevity. Make your own noodle soup to celebrate the holiday this year!

11. Send a Secret Message
This simple craft has a great payoff, with a surprise for the card’s recipient. How else can you write a secret message?

12. Find the Hidden Objects
Sugar cookies aren’t just fun to eat. They’re also fun to decorate! While these kids are frosting and sprinkling their cookies, see if you can find the hidden objects in the scene.

13. Play a Game
Make your own board game with this Cupid-inspired craft. Whoever gets rid of their arrows first wins!

14. Encourage Good Luck
Make this lantern craft for Chinese New Year. Then hang it in a prominent place in your home to encourage a lucky year.

Build your child's confidence as they seek and find hidden objects and solve mazes, crosswords, and more!
Can your child find 101 Hearts?