Valentine’s Day Teen Number Activity: A Fun Math Game ❤️🎉

Teen Numbers-Kindergarten and First Grade 

Teen Numbers can be such a fun activity! It's a sign of becoming a big girl or boy. "I can now count up to 20!" "Woaahh" 

As a teacher, we are always looking for a fun, hands-on way to help your little learners master teen numbers? This Valentine’s Day Teen Number Match is the perfect activity for homeschoolers, first graders, and kids learning numbers 11-20! Plus, I’m sharing a FREEBIE to make your math lessons even sweeter. 🍬

What Is the Valentine’s Day Teen Number Match?

This adorable math activity uses broken heart pieces to help students match numbers and reinforce their understanding of teen numbers in an engaging way. 💕

So how did it work? 

For this lesson, you give students 1 full set of teen number hearts. If they are working in small groups, you can split it up between the students and then have them rotate once they complete their 3-4 hearts. They mend their broken hearts by finding the matching hearts. 

Before I gave this to my students, I did laminate them for durability! My babies can be a little rough! 😆

 This simple but effective activity helps kids visualize and recognize teen numbers in a way that sticks.

My kiddos love hands on activities. They were able to learn as well as celebrate the holiday of love! Win Win!

Another way to play this as a game is to turn it into a speed competition. Once your students have mastered the game, you can print another set and see who can match them all the fastest!

That was the ultimate test in my classroom!

You can also put this activity in their morning tubs or intervention stations!

If you want this fun activities, go grab Teen Number Match  then join us on Facebook and let’s make math fun!

Let me know in the comments how your little learners enjoy this game! Happy teaching! ❤️🎓