7 Lively Valentine Games for Kids • The Simple Parent (2024)

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What is the Valentine's Day game with candy hearts? ›

Race For Your Love

The object of this game is to blow a candy heart from one end of the table to the other first. If the heart falls off or if a player uses their hands, they must go back to the start. To make this more challenging, you could have players race to the end of the table and back.

Draw a line in the middle of the table. Start with equal amount of Fruit Loops on each side of the line (about one cup each) and each player needs a straw. Players attempt to blow the Fruit Loops across the line into their opponents' turf.

Play music as the children walk around the circle of hearts. When the music stops, direct each child to find a heart to stand on. Remove one heart after each round. Each time the music stops, ask the child who does not have a heart to stand on to share a heart with another child.

Basically, players roll dice for a chance to pick candy bars out of a pile. When a player rolls doubles, they're allowed to pick candy from the pile or steal candy from another player. As the game goes on, watch the excitement spread as players compete for the tastiest candy bars!

The game is played with two or more teams of at least two players. Each round one player picks a card and has 30 seconds to describe the five objects, people or places written on the card without revealing the card or saying any part of the name.

Place a cereal box to the ground, which each player need to pick up with their mouth while only their feet are touching the ground. Cut down a little bit from the top of the box after each completed round. Whoever goes lowest while picking up the cardboard without touching the ground wins!

Players need to know how 'Just a Minute' works as a game. In essence, four panellists are challenged to speak for one minute on a given subject (which they are not able to prepare for in advance) without "repetition, hesitation, or deviation". Fuller instructions on what this means are available on Wikipedia.

Four players each receive 13 cards dealt one at a time from a standard 52-card deck. After the first deal, each player selects three cards and passes them facedown to the player to the left and then replaces them with the three passed by the right-hand neighbour.

Here's how it works:

The game consists of a shuffled a deck of 52 playing cards including two jokers. Each is placed in a sealed envelope bearing a random number from one to 54. Players purchase as many raffle tickets as they would like online. During checkout players note their number(s) choice.

Taking a bubble bath together is the perfect way to relax and connect on valentine's day. Add some aromatherapy candles, bath salts, and a glass of champagne, and you'll have an extra special evening. Don't forget to set the mood with the perfect music you'll both love too.

What should a 14 year old do on valentine's day? ›

Make a hand-made card and tell your partner all the things you appreciate about them and how much you value the relationship you share. Little moments where you affirm your love count more than any grand gestures. Imbue your gift with meaning by holding hands, touching, a kiss, loving eye contact and being present.

In Candy Match, players place cards depicting one to three sweets. As soon as a player finds a card combination in which all the candy depicted is in pairs, they call "Candy match" and show their solution.

Each person takes turns introducing himself or herself, beginning with their name and then saying one fact for each candy type that they have. This easy introduction game should go relatively quickly (assuming they weren't greedy and that they didn't take too many pieces of candy!)

Participants select various pieces of candy from a bowl/bag, and each candy variety is associated with a fact about themselves which they will share with the group. Different colored candy (M&Ms, Starburst, Skittles, gummy bears, gum drops, are a few examples).

Sweethearts conversation hearts disappeared from shelves last year after an ownership change, but the candy is back in time for Valentine's Day next month. But consumers might notice a few changes — fewer pithy sayings and a slightly different taste.