These free multiplication color by number worksheets for Valentine's Day are a great "get to" activity to bless your math class this season.
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Color by number worksheets, or worksheets in general get such a bad rap. With all do respect, I disagree with this opinion.
Why do I disagree? Math needs to be fun!
Every time I have given out a color-by-number worksheet, without fail, there have been a positive round of "yes" and "Yay! I love these!"
As you probably remember from psychology class, positive reinforcement has good outcomes.
In my humble opinion, the Valentine's Day multiplication color by number worksheets are perfect for the actual day of the holiday. Your students and kiddos have probably consumed mega amounts of sugary treats by class time so any activity you do will probably be overshadowed by the days events.
These worksheets will probably be one of the few activities that will hold up to the excitement of impending loads of chocolate.
Though, here are a few suggestions for use in your class:
Make sure you grab the freebie and if you want more options you can get the full versions by clicking below.
Valentine's Day Multiplication Color by Number Worksheets Version 1
Valentine's Day Multiplication Color by Number Worksheets Version 2
Last, I hope you have a great holiday and MAKE MATH FUN!
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