Adorable Valentine's Day Games Everyone Will Love

Valentine’s Day is a big deal in our house. With three kids under 10, every holiday becomes a reason to celebrate, craft, and most importantly—play games!

Last year, I was frantically googling last-minute ideas for Valentine’s fun after realizing the kids were expecting “something special.” Let me tell you, throwing together a festive afternoon of activities while trying to wrangle my toddler and keep the older two from sneaking candy was no easy feat!

But this year? I’m prepared. Whether you’re hosting a classroom party, planning a family game night, or just looking for a way to keep the kids entertained, these adorable Valentine’s Day games are all kid-approved and mom-tested.

Plus, I’ve sprinkled in some tips to make them easy, affordable, and extra sweet.

So, grab your heart-shaped balloons, Valentine’s card sets, and craft supplies, and let’s dive into the fun!

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1. Valentine’s Bingo

Adorable Valentine's Day Games Everyone Will Love

Bingo is always a hit with kids! Grab a Valentine’s Bingo set or grab one with cute icons like hearts, flowers, and cupids. Pair it with some small prizes like heart-shaped erasers or mini candy bags to keep the excitement going.

2. Cupid’s Arrow Toss

Transform your living room into Cupid’s playground with this creative ring toss game. All you need are some inflatable hearts and a set of foam arrows. The goal? Land the arrows inside the hearts for points!

3. Pin The Heart On The Frog

This simple but adorable game is just like pin the tail on the donkey but in the theme of Valentines!

4. Pass The Heart Game

This is a really cute game where someone reads the script and then everytime the reader reaads “right” or “left” that is the direction the heart needs to go!

5. Tower Of Love

How many candy blocks hearts can your kids stack in one minute? This quick and easy game is perfect for younger kids, and you can use conversation hearts or this official game to make it even sweeter.

6. Valentine’s Memory Match

Use a set of playing cards to create a fun memory match game. It’s simple to set up and great for sharpening those little minds.

7. Love Letter Relay

Divide the kids into teams and have them race to deliver “love eggs” to a box or basket at the other end of the room.

8. Emoji Game

This is a really cute little game where you have to decode the moji’s to figure out what the sentence is!

9. Cupid’s Candy Toss

Set up a row of jars or bowls and have the kids toss heart-shaped candies into them for points. You can even use chocolate kisses for a fun twist!