Steal My Heart Game:
What You Need:
Bowl of candy hearts Chopsticks
Instructions:
To set up, place a bowl of candy hearts on a flat surface within
easy reach of the players and hand each person a pair of chopsticks. Set
a timer for about 2 to 5 minutes, depending on the ages of your players.
At "Go," contestants start removing hearts from the bowl using only
their chopsticks, placing the candies in front of them. When time is up,
the player with the most hearts wins.
Heart Hop
What You Need: Pillow heart for each team
How To Play: Children divide into two teams. Give each team a heart pillow. Pillow size should be larger for younger children and smaller for older children. Have one child from each team place the heart between their legs and hop to the end of the room and back. They sit down and the next team member goes. This repeats until one team is all sitting.
Mirror Relay
Supplies for each team: Candy Bowl Small cup Mirror
How To Play:
Divide into teams. First child on each team holds cup on head. The child
looks into the mirror held by another team member (or it can be mounted
on the wall) and tries to fill their cup with candy. When the cup is
filled, they dump the candy back in the bowl and pass the cup to the
next person. First team that finishes filling their cups wins!
Supplies: Balloons, candy, kids to pop them
Spread all the balloons around the floor at the party and let guests go wild sitting on them and popping them. Obviously once popped, they can have the treat that's inside. This can be great fun for young children.
Valentine Charade
How to play: Before the party write some appropriate phrases, book titles, song titles and famous love stories (movies).
Place the slips of paper into an empty heart box.
Divide the players into teams and have them play facing each other.
Each player will draw a slip of paper from the heart box and in turn act out their song, book, title etc. for their respective team.
Clues and Hints to remember: NO talking! Open hands represents book Cranking motion represents movie Waving hand before and open mouth represents Song Tugging on your ear represents "sounds like" Holding up one finger means 1st word etc. Touching your nose indicates correct answer.
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