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These Valentine’s Day activities for school are great ways to enrich your classroom this February! Your students will be exceptionally engaged and excited to learn when you integrate holiday celebrations into your lesson plans.

Math and ELA skills are particularly important in every student’s education, so we’ve collected several free classroom activities for this upcoming February 14th that focus on key language/reading and math skills.

Plus, we’ve also included a set of original Piqosity reading questions based on an excerpt from the classic love story Pride and Prejudice!

Valentine’s Day Math Activities

1. Elementary-Level Math Worksheet Collection

This free resource comes with four printable worksheets and their answer sheets! Intended for early elementary students, these worksheets are perfect for early finishers, warm-ups, or even partner work. The worksheets all range in difficulty between first and fourth grade—the first is a counting-to-100 exercise, the second is under-20 addition equations, the third contains more complex addition problems, and the last tasks students with rounding numbers in the hundred-thousands to the nearest 100,000. Have them color their worksheets afterwards as a treat!

Created and made available for free download by Curriculum Kingdom.

2. “Sweet Treats” Multiplication Color-by-Number

Have students practice their multiplication skills with this printable resource! These worksheets task students with solving simple multiplication problems. Then, they’ll fill in the field associated with each equation with a corresponding color. A colorful image will reveal itself when they finish!

Created and made available for free download by Glitter in Third.

3. Ordered Pairs of Love Graphing Activity

Middle school math classrooms can all benefit from more graphing practice! Students are sure to tighten their grasp on ordered pairs with this activity, which tasks them with graphing several coordinates on a grid. Each graphed point contributes to a greater image, which will be revealed once they’re all graphed! They’ll enjoy coloring in the final image at the end of the activity, which you can even hang up in your classroom as a Valentine’s decoration.

Created and made available for free download by Rigorous Resources by Lisa.

Valentine’s Day Math Questions by Piqosity

We’ve developed the following Valentine’s-themed math questions to quiz students on various math concepts, including operations with decimals, ratios, and probability. Enjoy!

Valentine’s Day English Language Arts Activities

1. Lovely Language Arts Printables

This resource is an adorable way for elementary students to practice their language arts knowledge! Parts of speech and synonyms/antonyms are crucial for any student to understand in order to read and write effectively, and this resource dives into those skills. One worksheet tasks them with matching synonyms, two sheets task them to identify specific parts of speech from a text, and the final one requires their coloring skills in order to show whether pairs of words are synonyms or antonyms. They won’t even notice they’re building their ELA knowledge while completing these worksheets!

Created and made available for free download by Cutesy Clickables by Collaboration Cuties.

2. Valentine’s Reading Comprehension Activity

This reading resource is a deep dive into reading skills that guides students in their critical thinking and comprehension. First, students will read “Ali’s Special Valentines”, a fictional short story about the holiday. Then, they’ll complete the accompanying worksheets, each of which task them with exploring the story in a different way. Each sheet focuses on a particular topic, including vocabulary, critical thinking and inferencing, story elements, summarization, building connections, and more!

Created and made available for free download by First Grade Buddies.

3. Figurative Meanings, Fueled by Love!

Our final featured ELA resource was created for elementary and middle school classrooms in need of more language arts practice. It contains two worksheet activities themed around the holiday—one tasks students with discovering the meaning of various lovey-dovey idioms, and the other will have your students practice the figurative meanings they’ve learned!

Created and made available for free download by English Teacher Mommy.

Valentine’s Day Reading Passage and Questions from Piqosity

Jane Austen’s masterful novel Pride and Prejudice is so influential and compelling that it has become the gold standard for romance novels ever since it was published—that’s why it’s a perfect read to celebrate Valentine’s Day! This is one of the novels covered in our upcoming ELA 10 course, but we wanted to give you a glimpse of Piqosity’s English/Reading courses with this sample passage and accompanying questions.

Find More ELA Resources Like These at Piqosity! 

We hope you and your students love these Valentine’s Day activities! As we mentioned earlier, English and math skills are absolutely essential for students of all grades, so we hope these resources have helped your classroom practice and improve their capabilities. Want more Valentine’s resources? Check our collections of math practice and English activities from last February!

Looking for more ELA and/or math practice for your students? Whether you need extra enrichment, remedial support, or on-level lessons and practice—look no further than Piqosity! You can find more (non-themed) ELA and math lessons in our ELA and math courses for grades 5-11. These are complete courses available online through our app, which can be purchased separately or received for free when bundled with our ISEE test prep courses!

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Thank You, and Happy Valentine’s Day from Piqosity! <3