Valentine’s Day Decoder Wheel – Free Printable Activity
Solve these four Valentine’s Day riddles with the colorful decoder wheel! A fun and free printable Valentine’s Day Activity.
With Valentine’s Day coming up I’m excited to share a new decoder wheel activity! Solve four Valentine’s Day-themed riddles using the decoder wheel. This printable is available to download for free and is a fun activity for kids or anyone who loves solving riddles!
I love creating decoder wheel activities, especially for the holidays. They are easy to prepare and fun to solve. This Valentine decoder wheel is a great activity to do at home or a fun activity for a classroom.
Making the Decoder Wheel
Supplies Needed:
- White cardstock – I used Neenah 110 lb white paper
- Brads
- Free printable – located in my Resource Library
The decoder wheel is easy to create. Print the decoder wheel and cut out both circles. Layer the circles together and poke a hole in the center. Attach both layers with a brad. I like to print my decoder wheel on white card stock. I found some cute pink brads to use and the wheel was ready to use!
For each riddle the “KEY” at the bottom will tell you how to set the wheel. For example the first riddle’s KEY is “M is for Mailbox”. Spin the wheel until the mailbox lines up with the letter “M” and then you are ready to solve!
I hope you enjoy this fun free printable Valentine’s Day activity! I turned these cute decoder wheels into printable valentines perfect for friends, family and the classroom! Check out more information on these cuties: Secret Code Valentines with Decoder Wheel.
This free printable decoder wheel is available to download from my Resource Library. You’ll find it under “Printables – Games & Activities!”.
More Decoder Wheel Activities
Check out these other fun free printable activities using decoder wheels!
Thank you so much for your decoder wheels and the activities. We downloaded all the Christmas ones and they were a godsend for my four grandchildren after we’d ordered food and had a while to wait – even the 4 year old could do it with some help from Daddy. So now I’m planning to download others, they were such a big hit. (The children want to know whether they can print off the ‘alphabet/s’, so they can make more messages of their own! otherwise I’ll be down to some cut and paste.)
Hi! That is so wonderful to hear your grandchildren enjoyed the decoder wheel activities! If you’d like to send me an email at kimberly@craftingcheerfully.com, I can help get you an alphabet your grandkids could use with the decoder wheel! Thank you! :)