Valentine Same Or Different

Much more than just same or different! Use this activity to verbally compare/contrast, use describing words, work on visual discrimination, or practice your speech sounds. Happy Valentines Day to all you TinyTap lovers! Share the love - send this to a friend.

Where's My Heart?

Valentine game for learning more describing words and understanding spatial concepts. Have student tell you where the heart is that is being described if you want to work on expressing spatial concepts #descriptive #vocabulary #spatial #valentine #Prek #Kdg #ESL #ELL #ESOL

Love Your Brain Valentine Games

Being able to make the mental shift from one cognitive task to another is critical to learning. So here is an assortment of activities to work out that little brain!

Who Gave Me A Valentine

Use process of elimination to guess who sent the valentine card with no name in this fun "Clue"-style game. #inclusion

There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed ?

An interactive Valentine version of There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly. Extend this activity by making valentines together! #listeningformeaning #listeningfordetails

Valentines Count!

Lots of early math skills in this game, along with vocabulary. #counting1-5, #animalbabies, #actionwords, #describingwords, #discriminatingnumbers-colors-shapes; #visualdiscrimination

Lets Make A Valentine

Do it yourself valentine! Students choose whether to follow the visual directions for tracing/copying, or to complete a color-by-number valentine. Targets recognizing numbers 1-5, visual-motor skills, and following directions.

Valentine Go-Togethers

Don't let this simple game fool you. Go-togethers help young children develop an understanding of categories, object functions, vocabulary, and learning to use a process of elimination to make choices. Important stuff!

Opposites Attract

Not your ordinary opposites game. This one teaches strategies and the concept of word categories.

Dinosaur Love

Have fun with some love-struck dinosaurs. Finding 3 differences between two pictures on a page is appropriate for 3-4 yr olds. For 5+ yrs, add a listening buddy and have the child verbally describe what is different. #visualdiscrimination