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The first two are my own creations. The rest I found around cyberspace. Most have free printables with them and instructions. Hope your kids have a great Valentine’s Day and a blast at their school parties. Makes sure you also check out my 12 Coolest Valentine’s Day School Party Games! With these Valentine’s Day Party Games, you can create a fun, engaging environment supporting academic and social-emotional learning objectives. 11 Valentine’s Day Class Party Games Each game listed below offers a mix of movement, creativity, and problem-solving that will appeal to a variety of interests and energy levels. 1. Heart Bean Bag Toss. Instructions. Before play: Cut a large heart “target” out of paper or fabric. Use a marker to make a large X in the center. I decided to make a Top 12 list this year of the most popular games your students will love. From preschool to 6th grade, your kids will have a blast playing these Valentine’s games and you will be crowned The Coolest Party Organizer Ever!! PRESCHOOL, KINDERGARTEN & 1ST GRADE 1. Pin the Lips on Mrs. Valentine. What you will need: Perfect for a fun and classic game. Valentine’s Day Matching Game. Valentine’s Day Matching Game idea from Creations by Kara. Use these free dot printables on the bottom of Hershey kisses for a fun matching game for all ages. Valentine’s Day Math Activity. Valentine’s Day Math Activity Game idea from No Time for Flash Cards Get your kids active with this Valentine’s Day Heart Hopscotch. 6. Valentine’s Bingo. This is a cute and bright Valentine’s Day Bingo game. 7. Cupid’s Arrow Toss. Such a surprisingly simple game to put together for an afternoon of fun! 8. My Heart is Bursting Game. There is a fun candy surprise as part of this game! 9. Valentine’s Valentine's Day Jitters by Julie Danneberg. Raise your hand if you have ever read, First Day Jitters to your class on the first day of school. (Yep, my hand is up too!) Valentine's Day Jitters follows a similar plot, where the character with the jitters is the teacher! Book Activity Idea: Have students plan out their perfect Valentine's Day “Great resource for practicing ELA standards and still fitting the Valentine’s Day theme. The articles in this resource are interesting and address multiple genres and a variety of standards. I am looking forward to using it again this year.” – Tanya S. “The kids enjoyed this fun activity for Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s Day is in the horizon again, so it’s officially time to plan for the Valentine’s Day Party!!! 🙂. Here are four simple games that are best done as stations with a parent to help at each station as students rotate around the classroom! With each game lasting around 5 minutes, it will take the kids 20 minutes total to complete Here’s a fun Valentine’s Day game that will reinforce literacy skills too. Here’s how it works: Students will learn that 8 people were at a Valentine’s Day party when two people were struck by cupids bow and fell in love. They’ll then need to solve who is cupid. Students will get 8 Valentine’s day non-fiction riddles to solve. This classic party game gets a fun Valentine’s Day twist, combining music, movement, and a little friendly competition. Perfect for a group activity that keeps everyone engaged and entertained. What You’ll Need : Chairs, Valentine’s Day-themed music or songs about love and friendship. Jan 16, 2015 - Explore Colleen Piel's board "First grade valentine party" on Pinterest. See more ideas about valentine, valentines party, valentines school. February Activities for 1st Graders, that are better than Valentine’s Day Worksheets There are standard Valentine’s Day activities that teachers and students look forward to all year long – like building Valentine’s Day boxes. At the same time, February is also a time of year that can be difficult for teachers and students. By the [] More Valentine’s Day Party Ideas. If you need even more fun Valentine’s Day games to try, these are some of our most popular Valentine’s Day activities! Valentines Day Bingo; Valentine’s Day memory; Valentine party games; Valentine’s Day Family Feud; Valentine’s Day scavenger hunt Whether you’re a room parent or a teacher, putting together a Valentine’s Day class party doesn’t have to be complicated! Since kids love to deliver and open valentines, that can be one of the party’s main events. Add a few simple snacks and some games, and you’re ready to go! After teaching for quite a [] Add 15 valentine's day classroom activities to your February lesson plans for extra fun in K-2. You'll love the crafts, games, and writing! Bingo, tossing games, and minute-to-win-it challenges are up there on our list of the best DIY Valentine's Day games to play with kids and adults. Search Subscribe Another idea is to hide different Valentine's Day pictures around the room and have the kids pair up on a scavenger hunt! 3. Valentine's Day Storytime. Integrate a Valentine's Day-themed read-aloud into your February morning meetings. Consider classics like “Love Monster” or “The Day It Rained Hearts” for a love-filled adventure. 4. It's time to get those kids all sugared up on Valentine's Day snacks and have a party! Add these fun, FREE Valentine's Day coloring pages and Valentine's Day creative activity to your plan! These would look great as a bulletin board display too! Online teachers, use the coloring sheets as a reward system with your student!
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