Valentine's Day Maths Worksheets

This cute Valentine's themed worksheet asks children to fill in the hearts from a choice of numbers to complete the sums. This one features simple mutiplication sums.

Print and assemble this simple heart number match file folder game, to encourage one on one correspondence, counting and number recognition.

Learn about co-ordinates with this fun Valentine's Day printable activity. Just follow the instructions to colour in the squares and a special valentines picture will magically appear - if you get it right!

Kids can count the hearts and learn their Valentine numbers! This printable is a large size for the classroom - one number per page.

Learn how to use a grid to scale an image with this Valentine scaling worksheet. Just copy what you see in each box to reproduce the heart at a larger size.

This Valentine's Day addition worksheet gives children practice on simple single digit addition sums.

This Valentines Day counting worksheet features colourful sets of hearts for young children to practise their counting skills on.

Print our Valentine's Day counting jigsaw, slice into strips along the dotted lines and arrange in order. We have either a colour or a black and white version for children to personalise by colouring in themselves.  

Our maths facts worksheets are always popular. This one features single digit addition sums to solve and a Valentine's Day themed picture to colour.

Practise the 11 times table this Valentine's Day with our fun printable multiplication bump game.  All you need is our game board, dice and some counters.  

Practise your two times table with this fun game for Valentine's Day. All you need is our game card, two dice and some counters or coins.

This is a game rather than a worksheet - and it provides children with a fun way to practise their 4 times table this Valentine's Day.

All you need are some counters and dice to have some fun practising your 6 times table with our Valentine's Day multiplication bump game.  

Get out some dice and counters and children will soon be busy having fun playing our Valentine's Day multiplication bump game. This one practices the 8 times table.

Multiplication bump is my son's favourite way to practise times tables. Roll two dice, add the total and multiply by the "table" you are practising, placing a counter on the correct heart. The fun comes in bumping off a player's piece if they are already on the heart.

This colourful set of 20 number match up cards will add a fun twist to learning to count this Valentine's Day. Print on to card and then cut out each strip. Cut along the diagonal dotted line to split the number from the array. Mix up the cards and have children match the pairs.

Recognising patterns is an important skill in reading and maths. Practise some pattern recognition this Valentine's Day by colouring in the hearts.