Engaging MATH Worksheets, Tasks and Activities
Equivalent Ratios & Ratio Tables Activities | Maze, Riddle & Coloring Activity Bundle | Distance Learning
Great for in-class, online, and distance learning!
Have your students apply their understanding of equivalent ratios and ratio tables with these fun, self-checking activities — a maze, a riddle, and a coloring activity! These no-prep math activities are perfect for reinforcing this skill while keeping students engaged.
What's Included:
✔ Identify Equivalent Ratios Coloring Activity
Students determine whether given pairs of ratios are equivalent ratios, then use their solutions to color the picture.
✔ Equivalent Ratios Maze
A self-checking worksheet that strengthens students' skills by finding the missing number to make ratios equivalent. Students use their solutions to navigate through the puzzle.
✔ Ratio Table Riddle
Students find the missing number in ratio tables and use it to solve the riddle.
All three self-checking activities give students engaging, low-prep practice identifying equivalent ratios and using ratio tables — while adding a little fun to the classroom!
How to Use:
Use any of these resources as a quick formative assessment, a homework assignment, a math station, or an early finisher activity.
Teaching Tip:
Pair this resource with our other ratio teaching resources to support your students' learning
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Common Core Alignment:
★ 6.RP.3a — Make tables of equivalent ratios relating quantities with whole-number measurements, find missing values in the tables, and plot the pairs of values on the coordinate plane.
Perfect for: middle school math, 6th grade math, ratios and proportions unit, math centers, math test prep, sub plans, homeschool math, early finisher activities
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