Everyone adores Valentine's Day. With candy, fun, and a chance to take a break from the books , it has everything your students love. With this resource, you can let your students enjoy the Valentine's Day while completing a variety of activities that keep them learning and engaged
Activities in this resource include:
Love Among the Robots: Students use logic to determine which members of the Robotics Club exchanged cards and what type of candy they shared on Valentine's Day.
Famous Couple Match-Up: Build student background knowledge with this activity that requires students to match up famous couples in history and literature. While the students are cutting and matching, you can lead a discussion about each pair.
Equivalent Fraction Match-Up:: Students “repair” the broken hearts by matching equivalent fractions to bring the left and right pieces together.
Valentine’s Day Make-a-Word: Challenge your students to use the letters in Valentine's Day to make as many words as possible.
Informational Text: Valentine’s Day celebrations around the world.
Comprehension Questions
The Language of Love: Students match different ways to say “I Love You” with the correct language.
It’s Not Valentine’s Day: Students can stretch their creative muscles and enjoy a break from “mushy love stuff” by creating new celebrations for February 14.
Circulation Station: Students read a paragraph about the process of circulation in the body and use the information given to label a diagram of the heart.
Heart and Blood Word Search: Students search the grid for words related to the heart and blood
Activities in this resource include:
Love Among the Robots: Students use logic to determine which members of the Robotics Club exchanged cards and what type of candy they shared on Valentine's Day.
Famous Couple Match-Up: Build student background knowledge with this activity that requires students to match up famous couples in history and literature. While the students are cutting and matching, you can lead a discussion about each pair.
Equivalent Fraction Match-Up:: Students “repair” the broken hearts by matching equivalent fractions to bring the left and right pieces together.
Valentine’s Day Make-a-Word: Challenge your students to use the letters in Valentine's Day to make as many words as possible.
Informational Text: Valentine’s Day celebrations around the world.
Comprehension Questions
The Language of Love: Students match different ways to say “I Love You” with the correct language.
It’s Not Valentine’s Day: Students can stretch their creative muscles and enjoy a break from “mushy love stuff” by creating new celebrations for February 14.
Circulation Station: Students read a paragraph about the process of circulation in the body and use the information given to label a diagram of the heart.
Heart and Blood Word Search: Students search the grid for words related to the heart and blood
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