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Heart Shape Story for Toddlers | Interactive Shapes for Early Learning UK

Where Did the Little Heart Go?

A one-page interactive toddler shape story all about finding heart shapes in familiar objects.

Age: Babies and toddlers, 0–3 years

Shape focus: Heart

Theme: Early learning, first shapes, kindness, cards, teddies, mugs, cushions and simple interactive play

Parent benefit: Helps toddlers recognise heart shapes while using warm, familiar objects from home.

For grown-ups: This story includes interactive images, sound effects, read-aloud voice, tap-to-hear lines, a mini game and a one-page printable with extra hearts to trace and colour.
Tap a story line to hear it, or press Read to Me.

A teddy sat on the chair.

A little shape was on teddy’s tummy.

Two round bumps at the top.

One point at the bottom.

Heart shape.

Soft heart.

Teddy heart.

Tap the picture to make the hearts move.

Tap once to make the hearts move. Tap again to stop them.

A card had a heart.

Card heart.

A mug had a heart.

Mug heart.

A cushion had a heart.

Cushion heart.

A little sticker had a heart too.

Sticker heart.

A finger drew two bumps.

Then one point down.

That makes a heart.

Bump, bump, point. Heart found.

Heart Tap the big heart

Tap this picture for a happy heart sound.

Mini game: complete all 3 heart actions.

One-Page Printable: Heart

Best for: first shape learning, tracing practice, simple colouring and spotting heart shapes at home.

  • One large tracing heart
  • Extra hearts to colour
  • Simple prompts for toddlers
  • Includes Prydain copyright footer

This opens a separate single-page printable only.

Shapes for Toddlers FAQ

How do I teach a toddler the heart shape?

Show a heart as a shape with two round bumps at the top and one point at the bottom. Use familiar objects such as cards, stickers, cushions and teddy patches.

What are everyday heart objects for toddlers?

Common heart objects include cards, stickers, cushions, mugs, clothes, toys, decorations and gift tags.

Is this heart activity suitable for ages 0–3?

Yes. It is designed for babies and toddlers with simple language, interactive tapping and a clear one-page printable activity.

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