Let's look at another Valentine's math activity for toddlers and preschoolers! I created this using PowerPoint, but I highly suggest purchasing a heart die cut because cutting these out (times two so both my girls could play it at the same time!) was a bit of a pain!
This is a simple number matching game that works on number identification! 
Materials:
- Numbers printed or written on hearts
- Cardstock
- Laminator (optional, but suggest it for future use!)
I chose to use different colored hearts to make matching a bit easier! You could start with either color as the base and then have your child match the numbered hearts with the other color. You can expand this lesson by having them line up the numbers in order of least to greatest, greatest to least, odd numbers, even numbers, etc. SO many ways to expand or you can simplify it as well! We aren't ready for those expansions yet, so we will just stick with identifying numbers and add the enrichment ideas next year!
I was taking a little break from searching for dissertation topics on digital marketing and stumbled on this — love how you turned a simple activity into such a fun learning experience! Makes me think that even in research, breaking things down into small, playful steps can spark big ideas.
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