Valentine Sudoku

Print on cardstock, cut and laminate for durability.

Velcro tabs may be used on boards and back of cards to help
keep in place or if using as a file folder activity.
Answer key boards can be used to play multiple games.
Instructions are included.
Cards can be printed twice to create a matching game.
Great for early finishers, math centers and group work.
Tips for Teaching Sudoku

Explain the rules only 1 of each image in each row/column and 4

square.
Teach students to start with a row that has only one empty space to
fill and ask them Whats missing from that row?
Have them try out different possibilities and see if there are any
conflicts to the rules.
After that row is complete ask them how that affects other rows. Is
there another row that now only has 1 empty space?
You may also try looking at the picture cards and work with one
picture at a time. Ask the student If you only have 1 snowflake left
to use, where can it go?

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BUMP

BINGO

Use the answer keys as the BINGO

boards.
Print, cut and laminate for durability.
Use all the individual image cards as
the calling cards.
Use tokens for students to cover what is
called.
The winner can be the first to get 4 in a
row either vertical, horizontal or
diagonal, or the first to get all 12
outside squares covered or the 4 inside
squares covered.

Directions: Each player chooses 10 tokens

(different colors for each other). Each
player in turn will choose an image card,
find the image that matches and place his
token on the matching image. If the image
already has 1 token on it, it may be
Bumped off by an opponent. You can
only BUMP if there is only one token. If
there are two tokens, the space is locked
and can not be BUMPED. The first player
to use all their tokens wins.

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Connect 4

Use the answer keys as the Connect 4

boards.
Use the individual image cards from
the board of your choice and place 1 of
each image in a pocket die. Two
pockets will be empty.
Students roll the die and cover the
image they roll.
If they roll a blank, they loose their
turn.
The winner is the first to get 4 in a row
either vertical, horizontal or diagonal.

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Use the answer keys as Bump boards.

Print the answer key twice and cut one apart
to create the cards.
Once a card is drawn, place it at the bottom
of the deck to be used again.
Laminate for durability.

Cover the Board

Use the answer keys as the boards.

Students roll a die, count their roll, and
cover that number of images with their
tokens.
The winner is the first to get their game
board completely covered.

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