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A Chemical reaction is none other than a play of electrons. Only the electrons take part in chemical reactions. Therefore, reactivity is defined as the tendancy to loose or give away electrons.
The difference in the tendency may be due to the number of shells atomic radii etc.
If you refer to it on Periodic Table, you might understand it better..
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