10 Fun Valentine’s Party Games For Kids

Valentine’s Day parties are all about laughter, friendship, and a whole lot of fun!

Whether you’re planning a classroom Valentines party, a playdate, or a party at home, themed games are an easy way to keep kids engaged and excited.

These Valentine’s Day party games for kids are simple to set up, full of heart-themed fun, and perfect for a wide range of ages.

From active games that get kids moving to quieter games that encourage teamwork, these ideas will help create a memorable celebration filled with smiles, giggles, and sweet moments everyone will love.

10 Simple Valentines Party Game Ideas 

Heart Toss

This is a Valentine’s day twist on a classic midway game. 

Place baskets or bowls at different distances and label them with points.

Cut out different sized heart-shapes out of foam board or thick cardboard.

Give each child 5 hearts to toss into the buckets.

Kids take turns throwing hearts into the baskets and add up their points.

The player with the most points wins.

Cupid’s Arrow Relay

Divide kids into teams.

Each team races to carry a “Cupid’s arrow” (a pool noodle or stick decorated with hearts) to a cone and back.

The next player goes until everyone has had a turn.

Valentine’s Day Bingo

Create Valentine-themed bingo cards using hearts, cupids, candy, and love-themed images.

Call out the pictures and let kids cover their squares.

First to get bingo wins a small prize.

Pass the Heart

This game is similar to Pass the Parcel or Freeze dance.
Have kids sit in a circle and pass a stuffed heart while music plays.

When the music stops, the child holding the heart shares something kind or fun before leaving the circle or continuing the game.

Match the Valentine

Write matching pairs on heart-shaped cards, such as pictures and words or colors and patterns.

Turn them face down and let kids take turns flipping two cards to find a match.

Candy Heart Scoop

Give each child a spoon and a bowl.

Using only one hand, kids race to scoop candy hearts from a shared pile into their bowl.

The first to fill their bowl wins.

Pin the Heart on Cupid

Blindfold players and have them try to place a paper heart onto a Cupid poster.

The heart closest to the target wins.

8. Love Letter Hunt

Hide paper hearts around the room with clues or small prizes written on them.

Kids search for the hearts and collect them until all are found.

Valentine’s Day Scavenger Hunt

Grab this free printable scavenger hunt and have the kids race around the house trying to find the different Valentine’s icons and decorations. 

Candy Match Game

Another fun game is the candy match!
The idea is to pair the names of classic candy with a Valentine’s phrase or slogan.
You can grab a free printable here or make your own.
This game is super fun to play and perfect for older kids!
Top tip – pair it with a candy buffet for extra fun!

These Valentine’s Day party games are easy to set up, full of festive fun, and guaranteed to make your celebration extra special