Free Printable Valentine’s Day Game for Kids

Here is a fun little Valentine’s Day game you can play with little kids. You can play it during a classroom party or at home. The idea is to get kids talking about what they LOVE.

 

Valentines party game for kids. It can be a fun class party game or kids activity to play at home. Includes a free printable.

I tested this game out on my girls, and they adored it. I wish I had a picture of Sophie’s big smile when she was telling me all about the things she loves. Such enthusiasm!
The basic idea is for kids to roll the cube, and then name something they love in the category that comes up.

Valentine’s Day Game Materials

Printout of the game cube: Valentine Game Cube
Scissors
Tape
Crayons (optional)
The game cube will be more durable if you print on card stock weight paper, but regular paper is okay too. Color it if you like, and cut it out. Fold into a cube shape, and tape it together.

Valentine’s Day Game Instructions

1. Have the kids take turns rolling the cube. (Notice I’m not calling it dice? I hate that one of them is called a “die” but I can’t bring myself to call only one a dice!)
2. Everyone looks to see what category was rolled. Starting with the child who rolled the cube, the children share something they love in that category.
3. Then, going around the group, the other kids say what they love. Then another child rolls the cube, and the process repeats.


Class Party Instructions

If you’ll be playing this Valentine’s Day game for a classroom party, make one game cube per 4 children.
In case you’re organizing a class party for the first time, here’s a hint… With large groups of children, it’s always a good idea to do a practice round. Get 4 volunteers to help demonstrate for the class.
For younger kids, play as instructed above.
For older kids you can make the game competitive:
1. Give each child 4 small paper hearts.
2. After a category is rolled, the kids answer around and around the circle until someone can’t think of an answer.
3. Then that person has to give up one of their hearts.
4. The child with the most hearts remaining at the end wins.

I hope you enjoy listening in while your kids play this game, or even better playing with them. Happy Valentine’s Day!

 

Valentines party game for kids. It can be a fun class party game or kids activity to play at home. Includes a free printable.

This post is is joined up with the Love Blog Hop. You may like to check out some of these other Valentine’s Day ideas:

1. Love Coupons from KiddyCharts (these are for parents to give to each other) 2. Valentine Fine Motor Sensory Bin from Adventures Of Adam 3. Love Bug Craft from Play & Learn Everyday 4. Love Tot Pack from Kori at Home 5. Books About Love from Learning by Design 6. Doodle Heart Painting from Flash Bugs Studio (pictured bottom right) 7. Painted Heart Garland for Preschoolers from Craft Create Calm 8. Fingerprint Heart Art from Teach Beside Me 9. DIY Friendship Love Bracelet from Living Ideas (pictured bottom left) 10. 6 Simple Date Ideas from Great Googa Moogas 11. Fingerprint Heart Keepsake from Messing Little Monsters 12. Book Review – 5 Love Languages from MissJaimeOT 13. Newspaper Heart Garland from Kitchen Counter Chronicles (pictured top) 14. Sign Language Love Artwork from Pray Species 15. Geeky Valentine’s day Chocolates from Two Married Geeks 16. Sweet Hearts to Sew from Coloured Buttons

If you are looking for Valentines ideas, then we have some wonderful ideas for you here, from cards to biscuits, and everything else in between!

17. Valentines invitation to Play from My Bored Toddler

18. Valentine’s day Tracing Worksheets from Living Life and Learning (pictured top left)

19. Using mindmaps and thinking routine to explore the concept of love from Smart Tinker

20. Foil Heart Painting from Crafts on Sea (pictured top right)

21. Free Valentine’s Day Printable Pack for Preschoolers from Best Toys 4 Toddlers

22. Valentine’s Day Game from Books and Giggles (that’s what you’re reading here!)

23. Conversation Heart Goop from Raising Little Superheroes

24. Easy Carved Love Stamps for Kids from The Usual Mayhem

25. 14 Days of Love Notes from There’s Just One Mommy

26. Kite Valentines Card from KiddyCharts

27. Valentines Biscuits – Heart Shaped Frozen Yoghurt Sandwiches from KiddyCharts

28. 7 Healthy Ways to Show Your Family LOVE This Valentine’s Day from Shrinking Momster

29. Sandy Hearts Sensory Play from Simple Fun for Kids

30. 50+ Awesome Valentines Day Printables for Kids from KiddyCharts

 

If you’re looking for even more ideas, you may like to follow my Valentine’s Day for Kids Pinterest board.

Follow Books and Giggles’ board Valentine’s for Kids on Pinterest.

Bloggers, if you have Valentine posts of your own to share, you can join up with our linky. All you need to do is add the badge to the posts you want to submit to us, using the tool at the bottom of this post. Then please do visit some of the other blogs in the blog hop, share the posts, and comment on at least three other posts too. We will share all we can for you on Pinterest, Twitter and beyond.

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8 Comments

  1. I love this game! It not only focuses on social emotional, but very educational because they have to know what fits into the various categories listed. Good job!

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  8. Than you for this game sounds great can’t wait to try it and it is adaptable for younger children as well again thanks saves so much time .

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