❤️ This valentines day board game is the perfect literacy solution for February: fun, hands-on, and secretly packed with phonics and sight-word practice. Designed to help students work on sons complexes and mots fréquents, this printable board game turns reading practice into a playful classroom moment—without feeling like “work.”
 
Students roll the dice, spin the spinner, read the words, and write them down as they move along the game board. Meanwhile, you get meaningful reading practice, focused students, and a Valentine’s Day activity that actually supports learning goals. Everybody wins.
 
🎯 Product Purpose
This resource is designed to help students practice and differentiate sons complexes while reinforcing mots fréquents commonly used at this time of year. The Valentine’s Day theme adds motivation, while the board-game format keeps students actively involved without needing constant teacher guidance.
It’s low-prep, reusable, and works beautifully for small groups, literacy centers, or independent practice—especially during those high-energy February days.
 
📦 What’s Included
✅ 23 printable pages
✅ Board games for complex sounds, including:
– le son ou
– le son on
– le son an / en
– le son in / im
– le son oi
✅ 2 game boards per sound to support differentiation
✅ 2 Valentine-themed board games for mots fréquents
✅ Word-recording sheets where students copy words as they play
✅ Printable spinner wheels (multiple designs)
✅ Printable 6-sided dice with assembly instructions
✅ Clear student instructions directly on the game boards
 
⭐ Key Features
✔ Perfect valentines day board game for literacy centers
✔ Targets essential sons complexes in a concrete, visual way
✔ Reinforces mots fréquents through repeated reading and writing
✔ Hands-on learning with dice and spinners
✔ Simple rules students understand quickly
✔ No screens required—just print and play
✔ Easy to reuse year after year
 
🧑‍🏫 How to Use It in the Classroom
Use this board game during:
Literacy centers
Small-group reading instruction
Early finisher activities
Intervention groups
Valentine’s Day classroom rotations
 
Students roll the die or spin the spinner, read the word they land on, and write it on their recording sheet. The repetition helps build confidence and accuracy while keeping the activity playful and structured.