Seasonal Life Skills Worksheet - Nelson Enjoys Valentine's Day
Read about Nelson celebrating Valentine's Day and complete the accompanying life-skills worksheet.
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Read about Nelson celebrating Valentine's Day and complete the accompanying life-skills worksheet.
Complete Valentine's Day language-arts activities for vocabulary, reading and writing practice.
Fill in the number of hearts needed to make 10 on each ten frame, given one addend.
Cut and paste the correct beginning-sound 'stamp' onto Valentine letter templates and fill in missing letters to complete each word.
Draw lines connecting word-part graphics (on cupcake images) that form compound words, write the resulting words, and think of additional compound words as a challenge extension.
Find words horizontally, vertically, or diagonally in a word search grid; a hidden shape is also revealed once complete .
Students match a tens frame card to a conversation heart card so that the pair sums to 10, then complete a worksheet with addition equations formatted as blank + blank = 10.
Practice recognizing and spelling sight words on Valentine's Day worksheets.
Students write fact families for given numbers next to a cupcake graphic, circle the cupcake showing the correct answer to shown addition/subtraction equations, and solve addition/subtraction equations by writing the answer in a cupcake tag.
Find words horizontally, vertically, or diagonally in a word search grid; a hidden shape is also revealed once complete .
Solve multiplication problems, use the answers to look up corresponding letters in a key, and decode each worksheet's hidden Valentine-themed pun message.
Read each word, count the syllables, and color in the heart with the correct number.
Students solve math problems, match answers to letters in a code key, unscramble the letters to form a homophone word, identify its "perfect match" homophone pair, decode a Mystery Message, and complete a homophone context-clue test.
Say the name of each pictured item, listen for the middle vowel sound, and color the picture using a color code keyed to short vowel sounds (a=red, e=blue, i=pink, o=green, u=yellow).
given a shopping budget and a class size, plan which Valentine's Day items (heart erasers $0.60, chocolate pops $0.80, valentine notepads $0.95, emoji pop-its $1.25) to buy for classmates, calculate totals to stay within budget, create a visual display of the purchases, and answer discussion questions
Find and count shapes hidden in a 'mailbox' picture, color one box in a graph column for each shape found, and write the total count.
Complete a due-dates plan (narrative map, outline, draft, peer edit, final); select a setting from a list; create a main character (name, flaw, status) and a foil character; select a relationship conflict; draw a narrative map with 5 locations (introduction, two rising-action points, resolution); then write a narrative graded against a…
Solve each addition problem shown on the page, then use a color-code key (each sum mapped to a color) to color the corresponding picture areas by their sums.
Solve addition and subtraction equations and draw a line connecting each equation to the cupcake showing its correct answer.
Say each pictured word, listen for the missing sounds, then cut out and paste the correct letters to complete each CVC word (2 extra distractor letters are included).
solve expressions (decimal subtraction, exponents, multiplication, equivalent fractions) to determine numeric answers to trivia questions about Valentine's Day history and traditions
Solve addition problems up to 30, complete addition/subtraction sentences with missing numbers, solve subtraction problems under 30, compare numbers using , =, complete connect-the-dots and roll-and-add activities, and solve addition/subtraction word problems with a Valentine's theme
Students read a multi-paragraph nonfiction passage, answer open-response reading comprehension questions (including short-answer, vocabulary/synonym, and a true-or-false-with-textual-justification item), then write a personal-opinion or comparison essay responding to a set of guided writing prompts about the topic.
Count hearts, add the totals, and complete number sentences using , and = symbols.