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Love is in the air for your 6th/7th Grade Math students with this Ratios, Rates & Proportions Valentine's Day digital code activity. They'll crack Cupid's secret message while practicing their proportional reasoning in this engaging, self-checking challenge that is perfect for a No-Prep Valentine's Day lesson!
Perfect for busy teachers like you, besides being zero-prep, the self-checking format allows students to catch their own mistakes, giving you the flexibility to focus on individual support or tackle your own to-do list.
⭐WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT⭐
- Mystery & Motivation Cupid's love note is a jumbled mystery, and students can't reveal his heartfelt message until they've solved all 16 problems correctly. The engaging challenge keeps them focused and determined to uncover the mystery message.
- Stress-Free Prep The digital for Google Sheets activity is ready to assign to students! They can get started right away and this isn't one of those messy cut & paste holiday activities. And doesn't require any cutting or laminating on your part.
- Self-Checking & Self-Grading You'll be thanking yourself when you don't have that mountain of papers to grade before the holiday. This activity is self-checking and self-grading, saving you time and freeing up your evenings for, well, anything but grading!
- Classroom Management Bestie Students take ownership of their learning as they check their own work and solve the puzzles. Meanwhile, you can use this time to work with small groups, catch up on grading, or simply enjoy a moment of peace.
⭐CONCEPTS AND PROBLEM TYPES⭐
- Writing ratios
- Finding unit rates
- Using proportional reasoning to find unknowns
- Finding percentages
- Includes proportions with unit conversions (minutes/hours)
- Includes multi-ratio proportions (see preview)
⭐WHAT'S INSIDE⭐
- 16 Ratio, Rate & Proportion Problems
Progressive difficulty to keep students engaged and build confidence as they solve. - Message-Deciphering Challenge
Students solve the problems to decode Cupid's secret message to his crush - motivating them to keep going and complete all problems - Digital Google Sheets Activity
Self-checking and self-grading - ready to assign with no prep needed. The % score displays at the top of the page for instant grading. - Printable Answer Key
Quickly review and check over answers if students are struggling.
Includes a complete solution sheet with work shown. - Optional Student Recording Sheet Promote student accountability by having students show their work. The student recording sheet will help students organize their work and show their problem-solving process. But you could also save on copies and have students use whiteboards instead.
- Printable Practice Option
This resource is flexible and doubles as a printable practice worksheet in case those pesky devices aren't charged. - Teacher Instructions & Access Link
Clear instructions and a direct link to the Google Sheets activity, making assigning the activity a breeze.
⭐SUGGESTIONS FOR USE⭐
- Independent Practice
Ideal for students to practice proportional reasoning and rates on their own, reinforcing skills learned in class. - Small Group Work
Use in pairs or small groups to encourage collaboration and math talk among students. - Math Centers
Perfect for a math center rotation, providing engaging practice while you focus on other groups. - Review for Assessments
Great as a review activity before a quiz or test to boost confidence and skills. - Substitute-Friendly
Easy to implement for substitute teachers, ensuring students stay engaged and learning.
Encourage Accuracy and Perseverance with a Festive Code-Breaking Challenge
As students work through the problems, they’ll develop accuracy and perseverance, ensuring they solve each one correctly before deciphering Cupid's secret Valentine message. By adding a touch of seasonal magic, students will be excited and engaged in a way that an ordinary lesson just can't compete with.
Ready to add some charming fun to your classroom? Click "Add to Cart" and start the Valentine's mission today!
Google Activities Tips This digital resource was designed using Google Sheets™ and can be used on Google Classroom and Google Drive. If you haven't created a free Google account, you will need to do that before opening this activity. Each student will need their own Google Account to open this activity. Once you have added the resource to your google drive you can assign the activity to your students. When assigning, make sure you select "make a copy for each student" if assigning on Google Classroom. If assigning using a different platform, ensure students are working with a COPY of the activity.
Have any questions?
Feel free to reach out to me! Email me at morgan@thesquadraticformula.com
or find me on Instagram @the.squadratic.formula
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Valentines Day Activity 7th Grade Math - Ratios Rates & Proportions Digital Code
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What others say
Description
Love is in the air for your 6th/7th Grade Math students with this Ratios, Rates & Proportions Valentine's Day digital code activity. They'll crack Cupid's secret message while practicing their proportional reasoning in this engaging, self-checking challenge that is perfect for a No-Prep Valentine's Day lesson!
Perfect for busy teachers like you, besides being zero-prep, the self-checking format allows students to catch their own mistakes, giving you the flexibility to focus on individual support or tackle your own to-do list.
⭐WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT⭐
- Mystery & Motivation Cupid's love note is a jumbled mystery, and students can't reveal his heartfelt message until they've solved all 16 problems correctly. The engaging challenge keeps them focused and determined to uncover the mystery message.
- Stress-Free Prep The digital for Google Sheets activity is ready to assign to students! They can get started right away and this isn't one of those messy cut & paste holiday activities. And doesn't require any cutting or laminating on your part.
- Self-Checking & Self-Grading You'll be thanking yourself when you don't have that mountain of papers to grade before the holiday. This activity is self-checking and self-grading, saving you time and freeing up your evenings for, well, anything but grading!
- Classroom Management Bestie Students take ownership of their learning as they check their own work and solve the puzzles. Meanwhile, you can use this time to work with small groups, catch up on grading, or simply enjoy a moment of peace.
⭐CONCEPTS AND PROBLEM TYPES⭐
- Writing ratios
- Finding unit rates
- Using proportional reasoning to find unknowns
- Finding percentages
- Includes proportions with unit conversions (minutes/hours)
- Includes multi-ratio proportions (see preview)
⭐WHAT'S INSIDE⭐
- 16 Ratio, Rate & Proportion Problems
Progressive difficulty to keep students engaged and build confidence as they solve. - Message-Deciphering Challenge
Students solve the problems to decode Cupid's secret message to his crush - motivating them to keep going and complete all problems - Digital Google Sheets Activity
Self-checking and self-grading - ready to assign with no prep needed. The % score displays at the top of the page for instant grading. - Printable Answer Key
Quickly review and check over answers if students are struggling.
Includes a complete solution sheet with work shown. - Optional Student Recording Sheet Promote student accountability by having students show their work. The student recording sheet will help students organize their work and show their problem-solving process. But you could also save on copies and have students use whiteboards instead.
- Printable Practice Option
This resource is flexible and doubles as a printable practice worksheet in case those pesky devices aren't charged. - Teacher Instructions & Access Link
Clear instructions and a direct link to the Google Sheets activity, making assigning the activity a breeze.
⭐SUGGESTIONS FOR USE⭐
- Independent Practice
Ideal for students to practice proportional reasoning and rates on their own, reinforcing skills learned in class. - Small Group Work
Use in pairs or small groups to encourage collaboration and math talk among students. - Math Centers
Perfect for a math center rotation, providing engaging practice while you focus on other groups. - Review for Assessments
Great as a review activity before a quiz or test to boost confidence and skills. - Substitute-Friendly
Easy to implement for substitute teachers, ensuring students stay engaged and learning.
Encourage Accuracy and Perseverance with a Festive Code-Breaking Challenge
As students work through the problems, they’ll develop accuracy and perseverance, ensuring they solve each one correctly before deciphering Cupid's secret Valentine message. By adding a touch of seasonal magic, students will be excited and engaged in a way that an ordinary lesson just can't compete with.
Ready to add some charming fun to your classroom? Click "Add to Cart" and start the Valentine's mission today!
Google Activities Tips This digital resource was designed using Google Sheets™ and can be used on Google Classroom and Google Drive. If you haven't created a free Google account, you will need to do that before opening this activity. Each student will need their own Google Account to open this activity. Once you have added the resource to your google drive you can assign the activity to your students. When assigning, make sure you select "make a copy for each student" if assigning on Google Classroom. If assigning using a different platform, ensure students are working with a COPY of the activity.
Have any questions?
Feel free to reach out to me! Email me at morgan@thesquadraticformula.com
or find me on Instagram @the.squadratic.formula
Thank you for visiting my store! Be sure to join the squad! *
Morgan Gariano
*(Clicking the link above will have you follow me)
Reviews
Hi Kristen,
I'm so sorry that this resource wasn't the right fit for your students! This activity was created for a more gen-ed population of students and not for students with learning disabilities. Most of my resources aren't created specifically with differentiation in mind as this is not my area of expertise.
When I used this in my classroom, I just crossed off some of the more difficult questions, for my students with specific learning needs. I gave them the answers to type in online so they could still complete the code-cipher at the end.
If you're looking for digital activities specifically with differentiation in mind, I'd have a look through the resources created by Loving Math 143. Or add the term differentiated into your search query on TPT.
If you're unhappy with this resource as it didn't meet your differentiation needs, we can look into a refund from TPT. If that is the route you'd like to go, please email me at morgan@thesquadraticformula.com and I can proceed with asking for a refund.




