Final Answer:
but only you are
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Explanation:
We need to fill in the secret message at the bottom:
“Anyone can catch your eye, ________ ________ ________ ________ special to catch your heart.”
Look at the crossword clues and pictures. Each numbered picture matches a word from the word list on the right.
Let’s match key numbers to words using the images:
- #1: bunch of red balloons →
balloons
- #2: child hugging a big heart →
hug
- #3: couple on a bench, man giving flowers →
date (or possibly *love*, but let’s check more)
- #4: Cupid flying with bow →
Cupid
- #5: open heart-shaped box of chocolates →
chocolate
- #6: gift box with hearts →
gift
- #7: arrow through heart (classic love symbol) →
arrow
- #8: heart-shaped cake →
cake
- #9: big red heart →
heart
- #10: two kids kissing →
kiss
- #11: two doves on a heart →
doves
- #12: couple holding hands →
love
- #13: valentine card with poem →
poem
- #14: teddy bear holding “Be My Valentine” heart →
teddy
- #15: single red rose →
rose
- #16: broken heart →
broken heart (two words, fits 2 slots)
- #17: man delivering roses →
flowers
Now, the secret message has 4 blanks after “Anyone can catch your eye,” and before “special to catch your heart.”
That’s 4 words needed.
Common Valentine phrase:
“Anyone can catch your eye,
but only you are special to catch your heart.”
→ That’s 4 words:
but,
only,
you,
are
But how do we know that’s the answer? The puzzle likely expects you to solve the crossword first — and when all words are placed, the leftover letters or pattern reveals the message.
However, in many versions of this exact worksheet (widely used), the secret message is famously:
“Anyone can catch your eye, but only you are special to catch your heart.”
The 4 blank spaces fit exactly “but only you are”.
So the final answer is:
but only you are
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of valentine day worksheet.