Valentine's Day isn't the same in middle school as it is in elementary school. No class parties, no candy exchanges, no special treats ...BUT what can be fun is including a little Valentine's Day inspired activity. All students still like to celebrate holidays, even if they are getting older and it is the holiday of love! ;)
Here is round up of some fun Valentine's Day inspired activities that you can add into your classroom this year!
Two Versions - 1) Solving for 'x' only and 2) Solving for all 3 angles
In the forms; p(x+q)=r, p(x-q)=r, r=p(x+q) and r=p(x-q)
using integers, fractions and decimals
2 Versions - Colored and Black/White
Here are some more great resources from some of my math friends!
Shana over at Scaffolded Math and Science has these amazing
math pennants that double as class decor!
Jennifer over at Smith Curriculum and Consulting has these fun activities below! Looking for more? Head on over to her TpT Store!
Amanda over at Free to Discover has a fun Valentine's theme
activity that includes CCSS aligned stations!
Mandy over at Math Dyal has a great self-checking coloring
activity to practice Polynomial Operations!
Miss Math Dork has a fun 'Chain of Hearts'
activity for System of Equations!
Hayley over at Activity After Math has this great
Valentine's Math Rose Coordinate Graphing Picture activity!
Hopefully you found something from all of the above activities to include in
your classroom this Valentine's Day!
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