7 Valentine's Day Math Activities
Valentine’s Day is such a fun holiday to celebrate in the classroom! One of my favorite moments is watching my students hand out their valentines to their classmates.
I also like to incorporate Valentine’s Day into our daily math routine. I do this by filling our stations with Valentine’s Day math activities. The stations are colorful, fun, engaging, and full of math review!
I want to share seven Valentine’s Day Math Activities that you can use in the classroom, virtually, or both. All seven math activities come in print and digital format to accommodate learners everywhere. The printable stations are ready to print and come with a student response sheet. The digital stations are accessed through Google Slides and can easily be assigned to your students.
Valentines’ Day Math Activity #1 - Hot Air Balloon Telling Time
Students will enjoy practicing time with this Hot Air Balloon Telling Time matching game. Students look at each analog clock on the hot air balloons. They will match the digital time to the correct hot air balloon. If they are completing the printable station, they will write their answer on the response sheet. If they are working on the digital station, they will drag the heart to the hot air balloon.
A fun Valentine’s Day math activity for telling time!
Valentine’s Day Math Activity #2 - Missing Number Bakery
This Valentine’s Day Math Activity might make your students a bit hungry. The frosted sugar cookies look delicious, but are missing numbers in their addition equations. To complete this activity, students will look at each addition equation and determine which addended is missing. They will then make a match with the cookie and the number. If students are completing the printable version, they will write their answer on the response sheet. If students are completing the digital version, they will drag and drop the purple number to the correct cookie.
A fun Valentine’s Day math activity for practicing missing addends.
Valentine’s Day Math Activity #3 - Donut Order
Who doesn’t love donuts?! I was cutting these cards out one night and even my 5 year old was interested in it because he saw donuts :) This Valentine’s Day Math Activity is so fun! Students look at the number order on the donut box and find the missing donut number. Students will match the donut box and donut one the printable version. Then they will write the order on the recording sheet. For the digital version, students will drag and drop the donut to the correct donut box.
A fun Valentine’s Day math activity for number order.
Valentine’s Day Math Activity #4 - Valentine Kite Subtraction
A great Valentine’s Day math activity for subtraction.
Valentine’s Day Math Activity #5 - Place Value Flowers
These heart shaped flowers are so cute and fun for reviewing place value. To complete this Valentine’s Day math activity, students will count tens and ones base ten blocks. After counting the base ten blocks, students will find the flower with that number. They will make a match!
A fun Valentine’s Day math activity for reviewing place value!
Valentine’s Day Math Activity #6 - Valentine Penguin Addition
Is there anything cuter than valentine penguins? These little guys make it super fun to review and practice addition. For this Valentine’s Day Math Activity, students will look at each addition equation and find the penguin with the correct answer. For the printable version, students will match the two and write their answer on the recording sheet. For the digital version, students will drag and drop the addition equations in the white boxes to the correct penguin.
A fun Valentine’s Day math activity for addition.
Valentine’s Day Math Activity #7 - Strawberry Counting
For this Valentine’s Day Math Activity, students will count up the hearts on these cute strawberries! Students will start by counting by 10s, then they will count on for the last strawberry. This will math activity will practice counting to 100.
A fun Valentine’s Day math activity for counting to 100.
I hope you found some fun and engaging Valentine’s Day math activities to use in the classroom, virtually, or both! You can find all the Valentine’s Day Math Activities HERE.
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Happy Teaching!
