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Cupcake 10-Frames: Free Valentine’s Day Math Printables

With Valentine’s Day coming up soon I wanted to start planning our activities for February. I combined a 10-frames set with an adorable Valentine’s day cupcake and number tracing to make a free math set we can use all month long. I also included a blank cupcake so you can come up with your own activities (I would love to hear how you used this printable set in the comments.) Conversation Hearts fit perfectly on the frames to make math time extra sweet, but as always I recommend using whatever you have on hand (make things easy on yourself :).

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Free 10-Frames Valentine's Day Math Printables with hearts and cupcakes-perfect for learning numbers, counting, writing, subitizing
 

I wanted to make the printable adaptable for my two kids who are at different stages in their education (age 3 and 5). My son is still learning to recognize his numbers while working on one to one correspondence and my daughter will be able to improve subitizing (ability to see items and know how many there are without counting). There is also a spot on the printable for children to color on the number (I chose not to use a dotted trace line on this printable because I wanted the number to stand out).

You may also like our Valentine’s Heart Letter Puzzles available to download here.

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Free 10-Frames Valentine's Day Math Printables with hearts and cupcakes-perfect for learning numbers, counting, writing, subitizing
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To prepare the printable for use I suggest cutting out the printables, laminating them, cutting them out again, and then letting kids use dry erase markers or crayons to write on them so they can be used over and over again. Graphics by Prettygrafik.com and RamonaM.

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    • Katie says

      Hi Emma, That's awesome. I really need to work with them more with my daughter. Hopefully I can find the time to make some more sets. Have a great day and thanks for visiting!