14 Coolest Valentine’s Day Games

Valentine’s Day is all about love, and what better way to celebrate it than by playing fun Valentine’s Day games together!

Your kids will have a blast, and so will you!

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1. Valentine’s Tic Tac Toe

This game is so simple that you’d think no one could ever lose. But it does happen.

a. DIY Valentine’s Tic Tac Toe

You can make your own with a foam heart! I made one of those, and it was well-loved.

Just draw the lines on a foam heart and use conversation hearts candy as game pieces.

Another option is to use washi tape to make the game board. Easy peasy. There are some super sweet options for Valentine’s washi tape.

b. Tic Tac Toe In A Bag

I found this fun-looking Valentine’s Tic Tac Toe at Etsy.

You’ll get a bag and 10 glass pebbles with pink and red hearts.

The burlap drawstring bag is the game board! Store the X and O pieces in the bag when you are done playing.

This Valentine’s Day game makes a great Valentine’s gift or party favor.

2. Cupid’s Cups

Items you need:

• cups
• Nerf gun and bullets

A couple of ways to play:

Stack cups (whatever amount you choose) on a table.

Option 1. Give a player a Nerf gun and a certain amount of bullets. He’ll use the gun to shoot the cups off the table. Whoever knocks the most cups off the table is the winner.

Option 2. Give a player one minute to knock off as many cups as possible.

3. Heart Toss

Conversation hearts come in handy at Valentine’s. Thankfully, they are super cheap! You can get a few boxes for a dollar at a dollar store.

Depending on the age of your contestants, use bowls or cups for this fun heart toss game.

• Mark the cups with numbers for points.
• Arrange the cups or bowls in any way you want.
• The players try to toss the candy hearts in the cups. Whoever gets the most points wins.

4. Valentine’s Game Set

This printable Valentine’s Day game set is so cute!

Your little ones will have a marvelous time working on the

1. Crossword Puzzle
2. Count’em All
3. Word Scramble
4. Word Search
5. Maze

Use the games at your Valentine’s party, give them as Valentine’s gifts or simply do them as fun Valentine’s activities in February.

5. Pin The Hearts on the Frog

Cover up the eyes and pin a heart on the frog. In this case, you don’t actually pin anything but simply place a heart sticker on the smiling frog with a crown.

6. Heart Race #1

Items you need:

• tiny foam hearts
• bowl
• spoons

How to play:

Place the bowl of hearts at one end of the room. Scoop up a heart or two and race them to the finish line. Go back for more hearts.

7. Heart Race #2

Items you need:

• conversation hearts (or foam hearts for more challenge)
• bowl
• popsicle sticks

How to play:

In this version, you carry a candy heart on a popsicle stick. Makes it a tiny bit more challenging than a spoon.

And if you want it to be even more difficult, try to transport foam hearts with the popsicle stick.

8. What’s Your Cupid Name

It is a cute activity for the kids to do as they arrive at your Valentine’s party.

Kids love funny names and will find this ice breaker game hilarious.

Get the Cupid Name game!

You could also do this activity as a family and call each other by the cupid name on Valentine’s Day or during the first two weeks of Feb.

9. Valentine’s Bean Bag Toss

This Valentine’s Monster bean bag toss game is quite adorable.

Toss the bean bags through the various size holes and earn points!

Cute inexpensive fun!

10. Valentine’s Trivia

These are geared towards older teens or adults since most little kids probably aren’t familiar with chick flicks or love songs.

Clean Valentine’s fun for teens and adults.

Test your knowledge on love songs and chick flicks with this Valentine’s Trivia from Pretty Printables Ink.

11. Arrows Through the Hoop

Be a cupid and shoot arrows! In this case, Q-tips or Nerf gun bullets (pink ones to go with the theme).

What you need:

1. straws and q-tips OR nerf gun and bullets
2. embroidery hoops
3. foam or cardstock hearts

Prepare:

Hang up embroidery hoops in various sizes. You could decorate them with pink or red ribbons, foam hearts, etc.

Add a number tag on them to indicate how many points you receive if you get your “arrow” through it.

Foam or cardstock hearts would work great as the tags for writing the points on. Just hang or glue them on the hoops.

Play:

Put a Q-tip inside a straw and blow it out. Or use the Nerf gun. The object of the game is to get the bullets through the hoops and collect the most points.

12. Valentine’s Emoji Game

What would our lives be like without emojis! They provide such a fantastic way to express what you want to say.

This Valentine’s emoji game from Enjoy My Printables is a sweet way to celebrate Valentine’s Day filled with love… and emojis!

13. Valentine’s Left Right Game

Valentine’s left right game makes a great Valentine’s game for a large group.

The guests pass gifts to the right or left while the cute Valentine’s story is read. You’ll have fun playing this game at home or at a class Valentine’s party.

14. Valentine’s Treasure Hunt

Hide a treasure or several treats and send the kids on an adventure to find them.

Take a look at these unique Valentine’s gift basket ideas for teen daughter.

Make Valentine’s Day Memories

Great memories make life sweet. Have easy everyday fun with your kids and make memories that last a lifetime.

Make the days leading to Valentine’s sweet with these 14 Valentine’s Day Activities. You’ll have a fantastic time!

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