VALENTINE'S DAY GAMES FOR KIDS! AT HOME CLASS PARTY IDEAS!

The Heart Zap game involves using heart-shaped doilies as targets with different point values written on them. You designate one spot for the players to stand and try to hit the highest point hearts by throwing a ball. If a player hits a heart with the word "zap," they lose all points accumulated so far.

For the Valentine's Day Memory game, you need peanut butter hearts and a set of matching stickers to place on the bottom of the candies. The players then flip two hearts at a time trying to find matching stickers.

Musical Hearts is a game where children tiptoe around a circle of doilies with different activities written on them while music plays. When the music stops, they pick up the nearest doily and perform the activity written on it until the music resumes.

The Heart Stack game is a one-minute challenge where players try to stack as many conversation hearts as possible within a minute. The person with the tallest stack at the end of one minute wins, and if the stack falls over, they have only the remaining time to start over.

For the Candy Dice game, each child starts with four pieces of candy, and there's a pile of candy in the center. Players roll a dice and pick candies from the pile according to the number rolled. The first player to accumulate ten pieces of candy wins.

To celebrate Valentine's Day at home, you can invite another family over and set up simple games, snacks, and decorations. Use a few supplies from the dollar store like a tablecloth, plates, balloons, and streamers to create a festive environment and enjoy the party together.

A great service project for Valentine's Day is to have kids make extra Valentine's Day cards and goodie bags and deliver them to a local nursing home, bringing joy to the residents there.