This Valentine's Day game takes the left / right gift passing game and adds a twist,if you don't get a Valentine's Day card in your mailbox your out. A random Valentine's game that is simple and kids will enjoy playing 2 or 3 times.
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Thanks - Jessica
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Mix Bingo with Valentine's Day and what do you get? A game that kids will enjoy playing over and over again. Fun for youth groups, as a classroom reward and fun for adults too! We have a do it yourself version and printable bingo games.
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Thank - Diana
Valentine's Day Gifts
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This game involves 4 teams and a large space and is perfect for a school gym or rec center. Teams are placed in 4 areas and need to get rids of the cooties in there area. The team with the most Cooties in their section when the timer goes off loses a player and then play resumes. An active game for kids that can run 10 - 20 minutes!
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Thanks - Heather
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This is like an Easter egg hunt but with Valentine cards or hearts. A simple game that will keep the kids busy and searching for hearts throughout the house or a room. Play indoors or out.
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Thanks - Joan
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After the kids receive their Valentine's Day cards, then the fun begins to see if they have cards that must the scavenger hunt list! Easy to adapt for different age groups.
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Thanks, Brenda W.
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These printable Valentine's Day games will keep games entertained and stump the adults too! Games range from word finds to Valentine Bingo, trivia and more. Value Packs allow you to save and get games for all the upcoming holidays too!
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Thanks, Brenda W.
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Valentine's Murder Mysteries
Having a Valentine's dinner party or a group gathering. Well why not try something new and do a murder mystery. We found several will be perfect for Valentine's Day.
A Broken Heart Murder on Valentine's Day - Great for 8 - 14 people.
A St. Valentine's Day Murder Mystery - A gangster style murder mystery
Death by Chocolate and Death by Chocolate - Women Only Version - A Tasty Event
Love Potion Number Five - Mystery Game for Teens to learn who spiked the punch.
The Great Chocolate Mystery - A Girls Mystery without a murder for girls ages 8 - 13
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Can Cupid hit the mark this Valentine's Day? Well in these Cupid Bull's Eye games kids try to see if they can land an arrow on the target "A Heart." We offer two variations of the Valentine's Bulls Eye game so choose the one closest to your heart.
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Thanks - Margaret
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Need a challenging yet rewarding Valentine's game for kids, well this challenging relay race will have kids focused on unwrapping chocolates while wearing gloves. This simple game is frustrating and works well as a relay race!
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Thanks - Brenda
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Valentine Hide and Seek
Have all the children hide their eyes while you "hide" a valentine in the room. (It should be placed in plain view) Tell the children to find the Valentine, but not touch it. Once they spot it they should sit back down in their spot. The first one to sit down again will get to hide the valentine.
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Valentine Hide and Seek - A little harder
If your kids are a little bit older or have a habit of peeking. Go to another room to hide the Valentine or Heart. Once you come back they can go search for it. Then the first one back sit down and all the children are called back and the first child back tells where the Valentine is hidden if correct, than they can hid the Valentine next. If they are not correct then everyone one is let go to find the Valentine, again.
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Lovopoly - Make Your Own Game
 Want a unique game that is just for you? Well then Lovopoly might just be the ticket. You have to upload photos and events and then they take that information and turn it into a your own Monopoly game!
You be able to include 22 events and places that hold special meanings for you, so it will bring back lots of memories. Plan ahead for this gift as it is a personalized item
Lovopoly Game
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Valentine Candy Guess
Fill a clear container with valentine candy (small hearts, M&Ms, or your favorite Valentine's Day candy) and count how many you place into the container when filling the container. Pass around the container when the
children are eating and have them write down their guess on how many are
in the container. The one that is the closest takes the candy home.
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Valentine's Day Balloon Burst
Blow up lots of big sized balloons (red for Valentine's Day) )and before putting a knot in them, push a small wrapped candy inside (small tootsie rolls, individually wrapped lifesavers, dum-dum lollipops work well, or pieces of paper that name prizes).
Spread all the balloons around the floor at the party and let guests go wild sitting on them and popping them. Obviously once popped, they can have the treat that's inside. This can be great fun for young children.
Thanks, Jennifer
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Valentine Relay
Divide your group into teams, depending on the size of your group 4, 6, or 8 will do. Each team gets a pair of mittens and a pile of hersheys kisses. One at a time, one member from each team will put on the mittens, take a hersheys kiss, open it & eat it. The team that has each member eat a Hershey's Kiss first - wins! If the teams are not equal, have one member go twice to make they even. It is really funny to watch them try to open them with the clumsy mitten hands.
Thanks, Peachy
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Valentine's Day Word Scramble
This is a fun activity during parties and it should give the party host a 15 minute break. Give all the guests a sheet of paper and a pencil or pen with the word Valentine or Valentine's Day (better for younger kids) at the top.
Tell them that they have 10 or 15 minutes to come up with as many words as they can using the letters found in the word Valentine. If they are young, allow 2 letter words like it, an, in. However if they are older, only count words with 3 letters or more will be counted. After they have completed you'll need to score the sheets.
A two letter words = 2 points, three letter words = 3, four letter words = 4, five letter words = 5, six letters = 6 and a 7, 8 or 9 letter word equals = 10 points. The person with the most points wins a prize.
Thanks, Josh
Printable Valentine's Day Word Scramble Version is available
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Find Your Valentine Match
Cut out two hearts for each person. Note one will be stapled on top of the other like a card. Also get small pictures of animals (you’ll need two of each animal). I have always found clip art to be helpful for these pictures. Make sure they are animals that children can act out: good examples are monkeys, elephants, pigs, snakes, ducks, cats, dogs, cows, lambs, horses, turkeys, donkeys, frogs, etc…
Paste the pictures of the animals on the inside of each heart. (1 animal per heart.) You should then have 2 hearts of each animal.
Each child is given a heart (tell them not to let anyone see what animal they) and told that they need to go around the room sounding and acting like the animal they have on their heart (no words). They need to find their animal match. When they find their match they come to you. Play for fun or play for first pair to come to the teacher/adult wins a prize.
If you have an odd number of children give the extra ask an adult to participate too.
Thanks, Tiffani
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