How it works
This valentines multiplication color by number set puts a times table fact in each square, and the product picks the crayon. The Teddy bear with a heart opens the page with 64 facts from the 2 to 10 tables.
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Valentine's Day color by number multiplication, one table at a time
The settings are in More options, below the grid. Times tables 2 to 5 is a quick setting, and under Times tables any table from 1 to 12 can be checked alone, so one Valentine card box can carry only the 7s.
Things a class makes and trades
The eight pictures are a card, a card box for class valentines, a winged heart, a heart garland, a heart padlock, a bow and arrow, a teddy bear and a game of tic-tac-toe with hearts. The basic crayons have no pink, so the hearts are red or purple, and one on the detailed Heart garland is orange.
- Red is in all 8 easy keys, so put out spare red crayons.
- The Tic-tac-toe with hearts fills 56 of its 64 easy squares; the Bow and arrow only 21.
Questions and answers
Which quick setting makes a Valentine's Day color by number addition sheet?
Add within 20, under Quick settings in More options. Every square then holds a sum, the title reads Color by sum, and the same eight Valentine pictures are used.
What about a valentine subtraction color by number, or division?
Both are quick settings: Subtract within 20 and Divide by 2 to 10. Division facts come out even, and no answer belongs to two crayons.
What prints with a Valentine's Day math color by number sheet?
The worksheet on one Letter or A4 page, then the picture in full color as page 2. To leave the key out of a class set, uncheck Answer key on page 2 in More options.
Is anything written on the cards or hearts?
No. No card, heart or box carries a word or a name, and no picture shows a person. They are class valentine things: a card box, a garland, a teddy bear, a tic-tac-toe game.