
Paint plastic (fill with sand for weight) or glass bottles in hues of pink and red then toss heart-shaped rings, made from pipe cleaners, over them for prizes.

Set up a festive popcorn bar for your Valentine’s Day party guests. Let them have fun topping their popcorn with an assortment of pink and red sprinkles, chocolate chips and candy pieces.

Create V-day cookie decorating stations for each of your guest by setting up all the supplies they’ll need on their own disposable trays. Bonus: they’re easy to clean up when you’re done, too!

This cupid arrowās toss game from Playground Park Bench is a great way to incorporate practicing numbers and hand eye coordination. Want to use it as a game for adults? Take a step back and blindfold them!

This Valentineās Day memory game from Play Party Plan is a simple, fun, and educational game for kids!

Print out these unique Valentine bingo cards from Play Party Plan! Perfect for kids or adults!

Get kids moving to music with this simple musical hearts game played like musical chairs expect use hearts on the floor instead of chairs.

This Heart is Bursting punch board from Lil Allergy Advocates would be a fun way to give kids treats at a classroom party!

How well do you know your Valentineās Day trivia? This fun Valentineās Day trivia game will have you trying to recall the Greek God of love, who sang what love songs, and more!

This may be the ultimate Galentineās Day game! See who can figure out which of three statements about popular romantic comedies is the lie! Get the free printable two truths and a lie game here.

All you need for this fun Valentineās Day Matching game from Creations by Kara are some chocolate kisses and the free printables.