Creative Valentine’s Day Chemistry Worksheets and Resources to Spread the Love this February
- Androy Bruney
- Jan 17
- 4 min read
Valentine’s Day isn’t just for romance—it’s the perfect opportunity to spark your students’ love for chemistry! Whether you want to review essential concepts or add some festive fun to your February lessons, these Valentine’s Day/February-themed chemistry resources will keep your classroom buzzing. From interactive games to creative puzzles, these activities and Valentine's Day Chemistry Worksheets combine learning with a touch of February magic.
1. Valentine’s Day Color by Number Bundle
This bundle of color-by-number worksheets is the ultimate no-prep activity for February! Covering key chemistry topics like naming ionic compounds, writing formulas, mole calculations, counting atoms, and more, these worksheets are as educational as they are fun. Students solve chemistry problems to decode answers with the bonus of engaging in fun and relaxing coloring. These are a hit with my chemistry students and you will be surprised how much your students enjoy this activity!
Why You’ll Love It:
Perfect for reinforcing tricky topics in a low-pressure, engaging way.
Festive Valentine’s Day designs keep students motivated.
Great for bell work, homework, or early finisher activities.
Topics Included in the Bundle
Classroom Tips:
Use these worksheets during Valentine’s week or for the entire month of February to review before a test or as a stress-free activity for substitute plans.
Do You still think Color-by-Code Worksheets are not age-appropriate for High School Students?
2. Speed Bonding Activity: Valentine's Day Chemistry Worksheets
Channel the energy of speed dating into an interactive Speed-bonding activity! This fast-paced partner activity is a great addition to your chemical bonding unit. Students partner up during each "Speed Bonding round" to draw and discuss the properties of the chemical compounds formed when their elements combine.
Why You’ll Love It:
Encourages teamwork and interaction.
Reinforces understanding of ionic bonding in a hands-on way.
Adds an energetic twist to your Valentine’s Day lesson plan.
Classroom Tips:
Use this activity as a warm-up or review session during Valentine’s week or any time of the school year when teaching chemical bonding.
3. Tarsia Puzzles: Moles, Molar Masses, and Chemical Formulae
Looking for a brain-teasing challenge? These Valentine-themed Tarsia puzzles are perfect for reviewing mole concepts and naming chemical formulae. Students work to piece together puzzle pieces by matching chemistry problems with their correct answers.
Why You’ll Love It:
Combines critical thinking and problem-solving with holiday fun.
Encourages collaboration and competition in small groups.
A great way to review complex topics in an interactive format.
What’s Included:
4. Make ‘Em Bond Card Game: Valentine’s Day Chemistry Edition
Bring some Valentine’s Day spirit to your classroom with the Make ‘Em Bond Card Game!
The Make Em Bond Card game is a chemical bonding card game very similar to Go fish! where students try to earn the highest possible points by combining cards in their hands to form molecules/formula units.
Players will request cards from another player in an attempt to form molecules. They then record the chemical formula on their sheet. The cards are designed to create formulae for both ionic and covalent compounds.
Why You’ll Love It:
Adds a gamified element to learning ionic bonding.
Perfect for small groups or station rotations.
Engaging Valentine’s Day theme makes chemistry memorable.
Classroom Tips:
This game is perfect for small group work or as part of a Valentine’s Day-themed chemistry station rotation.
February Science Calendar
This resource features 30 thought-provoking, winter and Valentine's Day-inspired science questions spanning biology, chemistry, and physical science.
Perfect for promoting critical thinking, this calendar is designed with flexibility in mind. Both the questions and dates are fully editable in Google Slides and PowerPoint, giving you the freedom to customize the content to suit your classroom’s unique needs grade, and reading level.
This calendar is great for :
Warm-Ups or Bell Ringers: Start each class with a daily science question to get students thinking critically as they settle in.
Exit Tickets: Use the questions as reflective prompts to check for understanding or spark classroom discussions.
Homework Challenges: Assign one or more questions as a quick, thought-provoking homework task.
Science Bulletin Boards: Create an interactive bulletin board where students can write answers or explore questions collaboratively.
Test Prep and Revision: Reinforce key scientific concepts in an engaging, low-pressure format.
Check out this February-themed Bulletin Board Science Calendar here!
Why Valentine’s Day Chemistry Activities Are a Hit
Holiday-themed activities like these aren’t just fun—they’re a great way to keep students motivated and engaged while reinforcing essential concepts. By tying chemistry topics to a festive theme, you’ll make your lessons more memorable and enjoyable for your students.
Can't Choose Just One?
You can get the bundle of these Valentine's Day Chemistry Resources at a discounted price right here.
Which Valentine’s Day resource will you try first? Let me know in the comments or share your favorite holiday-themed chemistry activities below!
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