My Heart is Bursting – Kids break through tissue-covered cups to retrieve prizes. Musical Love Chairs – Decorate chairs with hearts and use love-themed music
Mitten Race – Wearing adult ski gloves, kids unwrap a piece of candy, put it in their mouths, and pass the gloves to their teammate. Matchmaker – Teams are awarded points for saying the correct member of a pair like Romeo and Juliet. Match the Candy Heart to the Verse – Kids read a Scripture and decide which “candy” heart matches it. Marshmallow Ball – Get as many marshmallows into your partner’s mouth as possible. Licorice Race – First person to eat the whole piece of licorice without using their hands wins. I’ll Tumble for You – Valentine’s version of Jenga with love-related questions Kids work together to put the verse in order. Kissing Booth – Guess how many Hershey’s kisses are in a jar.ĭiscover the Verse – One word of a verse having to do with love is put on a construction paper heart. I Heart Counting – Preschoolers look for hidden, numbered felt hearts and match them to the corresponding heart on a board. Hugs and Kisses – Valentine’s version of Simon Says. Hug, Hug, Kiss – Played like duck-duck-goose Hearts to Hearts – Played like Apples to Apples, printable game Hearts and Arrows – Arrows are aimed into a box with a heart-shaped opening Heart Walk – Played like a cake walk with music and Valentine’s candy. Heart Relay – Relay race using conversation hearts, spoons, and cups. Or throw heart-shaped balls into heart-shaped bowls. Heart Toss Game – Throw paper balls through a suspended open heart. Heart Lava – Team members race across the room by moving around on two large paper hearts. Heart Balloon Stomp – Players have a balloon tied around their ankle and tries to stomp the others’ while keeping theirs intact.
Heart Attack – A number line addition game
Healthy Heart Exercise Game – Has to do the type and number of exercise rolled before the next child goes. Played like Don’t Eat Pete.ĭon’t Break My Heart! – Kids have to pass a tissue paper heart around to their team members using clothes pins without tearing it.įill My Heart With Love – Counting printable game for toddlers using a dice and heart markers.įind Your Heart Mate – Kids find the person who has either the answer or the math problem that matches them (written on half a heart).
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Players can unroll to get the candy until the next player rolls doubles in dice.Ĭonversation Hearts Memory Game – free printableĬupid’s Arrow – Teams compete to see how many q-tips they can blow into a heart-shaped bowl with a straw.ĭon’t Break My Heart – The child who is it is out of the room when the heart is chosen that has a candy marker that they cannot eat. Be sure to pin this post and check out the other amazing Valentine’s posts in this Homeschool Days Blog Hop at the bottom of the page.īack to Back Challenge – Kids sit back-to-back with a partner and arms interlocked and try to be the first pair to stand up.īe Mine, Valentine Dice Game – Uses candy and instructions for rollsīreathless – A relay where teammates pass tissue hearts to one another using the suction of a strawĬandy Ball – Candies are wrapped up in a large ball made of Saran Wrap. Whether you play any of these 90+ games with your family, co-op, church, or in a classroom, you’ll be blessed. My kids’ and my favorite memories of Valentine’s Day are the games we’ve played.
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