One Beautiful Home

Resources For A Happier Home

  • Blog
  • New? Start Here!
    • About Me
    • Connect With Me
    • Advertise
  • Finances
    • 2021 Financial Planner
    • How to manage your money
    • Save More Money
    • Get out of debt
    • E-Course!
  • Blogging
    • Starting A Blog
    • Blogging Resources for less than 40 bucks!
  • Preschool Education
    • Flashcards
    • Handwriting Practice
    • Kindergarten
    • Letter of the Week
    • Preschool Assessment
    • Preschool Math
    • Pre-Readers
  • Shop
    • Cart
    • My Account

February 4, 2015 by: Lindsay Butler

Valentines Day Conversation Heart Math: Graphing

This post may contain affiliate links. I may receive a commission, at no cost to you, when you choose to use the links provided. See the Disclosure Policy for more information.

Valentines Day is right around the corner! I love making resources that capitalize on the excitement of the season. Something as simple as having themed worksheets for your math lessons can make your child(ren) more engaged and excited about their math time. So, to make the most of the excitement I created these Valentines Day Conversation Heart Math: Graphing worksheets. They are compete with an amazing analysis page that takes the resource to a whole new level!

Sidenote: I have been itching to begin incorporating another language into our daily learning activities. I took to Facebook, to see what second language you would prefer your child to learn. The winner (and my personal vote) was Spanish. So I have incorporate some Spanish vocabulary (colors) in this printable packet.

Valentines Day Conversation Heart Math

Valentines Day Conversation Heart Math: Graphing

[ddownload id=”3118″ style=”button” button=”purple” text=”Click Here to Download your Candy Heart Graphing”]

Valentines Day Conversation Heart Math: Graphing. Step-By-Step:

  • I took a handful of Conversation Hearts and put them in a small bucket.
  • Have the child reach into the bucket (without looking) and place the heart in the correct column (Pink in the pink column, purple in the purple column, etc.)
  • Keep repeating until all the hearts are out of the bucket or a single column is completely full
  • Once they have placed all of the hearts on the graph, sit down and begin to go over the analysis page with them.
  • Analysis Page!
    • Sit down next to your child (or read to the class) the questions on the analysis page.
    • If your little one is too small to write their answers, just use this page as a Q&A session with your little one!

While you are here, make sure you check out my other Valentines Themed activities / printables!

  • Enjoy these additional math worksheets with these Valentines Day Math Worksheets: Greater-Than, Less-Than Worksheets!
  • Start a new favorite family tradition with these amazing Valentines Day–Advent Hearts!
  • If you are loving the conversation heart worksheets, here is a whole variety of new ones! check them out: 7 Awesome Conversation Heart Activities!
  • It is important to me that my boys are grateful, compassionate, and kind! To facilitate these traits we perform random acts of love on Valentines Day! Last year we created Valentines Day Gourmet Popcorn to pass out! 

 

 

Debt is NOT a life sentence & how I stay motivated
Letter of the Week: Letter Q

Comments

  1. Jennifer Altman says

    February 8, 2015 at 10:17 pm

    Hi! These look great, however, when I downloaded them the download is not the graph it is Greater than less than activity. 😀

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

2020 Financial Planner

2020 Financial Planner

Privacy

https://www.onebeautifulhomeblog.com/privacy/

Copyright © 2016 One Beautiful Home Blog.