I have always loved February in the classroom, Groundhog Day, 100th Day of School, St. Valentine's Day, Presidents Day, Dental Health Month, Black History Month, Friendships, and the list seems to go on and on.
St. Valentine's Day Is One of My Very Favorite Themes
The problem with Valentine's Day, if you don't plan ahead it will sneak up on you! Since it is on the 14th of the month, each and every February, it is nice to have your student work and your decorations up BEFORE February so you can hit the ground running. If you are a new teacher, I recommend focusing on Valentine's Day and Friendship to start with, unless your team or school have other themes. These two themes can be blended into the first two weeks, then you can use the last two weeks for Presidents, Dental Health and Read Across America {Sometimes still called Dr. Seuss Day} which is March 2nd.
You will love the no prep, print and go ease of these St. Valentine's Day Color By Number Addition and Subtraction printables. Your students will adore these TEN Color By Number worksheets while learning and reviewing important addition and subtraction skills at the same time! . As always, answer keys are included! Ten Color By Number pages for Addition and Subtraction, perfect for Morning Work, Early Finishers, Seat Work or Homework!
This St. Valentine's Day Addition and Subtraction Resource includes:
Ten Total Pages of Student Work
- Addition with an adorable dog and his Valentine's Day balloon.
- Addition with a sweet owl.
- Addition with a Valentine's Day cupcake.
- Addition with a Bee asking you to Bee Mine.
- My favorite, addition with the Love Bunny!
- Subtraction of one and two with another cute bunny.
- Subtraction of three and four with a cute, cute, cute, Valentine's Day bear at this mailbox looking for Valentine's Day cards.
- Subtraction of five and six with an adorable heart bear.
- Subtraction of seven and eight with a heart owl.
- Subtraction of nine and ten with a precious Valentine's Day cupcake.
*** CLASSROOM USE IDEAS ***
- math center assignments
- small group work
- morning work worksheet
- RTI Remediation
- seat work
- substitute teacher days
- homework
- morning work tubs
- independent practice
- early finishers
- tutoring
- clip board time worksheet
- early morning arrival time
- indoor recess
This bundle is a discounted convenience bundle of:
- St. Valentine's Day Color By Number Addition
- St. Valentine's Day Color By Number Subtraction
These high interest black and white printables are quick to print and great for seat work, homework, small group work, substitute teacher folders, sub tubs, the possibilities are endless!
This page, this clip art, this Love Bunny is one of my favorite of all times and my students just adored him each year!
In this bundle, the addition worksheet pages are mixed addition facts.
In this bundle, the subtraction worksheet pages are divided into subtracting only two numbers per page. For example, subtracting 3 and 4 only. So each page is perfect for a Monday to Friday spiral review starting with subtraction of one and two and gradually getting harder, until Friday is a subtraction of 9 and 10.
As always with my Color By Number and Color By Code, all answer keys are included. Perfect for a substitute folder.
A Quick Recap of What's Included for You...
Five pages of Valentine's Day addition worksheets.
Five pages of Valentine's Day subtraction worksheets.
TEN answer key pages for these St. Valentine's Day addition and subtraction worksheets.
Many of my Color By Number, Color By Code Resources have empty areas for your students to enjoy some coloring for fun once the math is done, borders, hearts, skin and hair are all examples of things I try to leave blank for you and your students to select some special colors related to them.
Two More Similar St. Valentine's Day Color By Number Resources You Need For Your Classroom!
The colors are all different, fun, and funky so that your stuents can't predict the answers! One of my favorite line of TpT Resources ever!
Tonight's Joke for Tomorrow's Students!
What falls in the Winter but never gets hurt?
Answer: SNOW!
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