A Peek at the Fun: Are you wanting to plan a fun Valentine’s Day party this year? Whether it’s a class party or just a fun excuse for your kids to invite their friends over, we have so many fun Valentine’s party ideas for!
We love, love, love Valentine’s Day!!! A day to celebrate love that involves pink, hearts, glitter, chocolates, flowers…could anything be better?! We know many of you will be planning a class Valentine’s party this year and with so many fun possibilities, we thought we would help you out by collecting some fun ideas for you! You’re welcome!
These Valentine’s party ideas are super fun and simple for you to do with the kiddos. From games to fun treat ideas, this post will have your Valentines party planned for you, leaving you time to munch on a couple conversation hearts and take a much-needed break from your busy life! 🙂
Looking for something simple and fun to do at the party? We are hoping this list covers it for you. We’ve got Valentine party games, fun treats and snacks, some simple crafts and hopefully everything you need to get this party planned!
Valentine’s Day Party:
We are going to break this down a little bit for you by category-Valentine’s treats, crafts, and games. So search for what you need or check it all out!
Valentine’s Day Activities:
We love these cute games and activities for the kids at your Valentine’s Day party!
Valentine’s Day Minute to Win it Games:
Minute to win it games are such fun party games, and are perfect for all ages. The kiddos absolutely love playing and watching these fun games.
These games are perfect because you simply print and play! They are all ready for you, and the best part…they are FREE!! Yay.
Bingo is one of our biggest go-to games when we are planning our class parties. The kiddos absolutely love bingo and it’s perfect for all the ages. Again, this bingo game is ready for you to print. Super simple!
My Heart is Bursting-A Valentine Classroom Activity:
This game takes a little prep work, but looks super fun. It seems especially perfect for the younger kiddos.
Heart Marshmallow Toothpick Structures:
How perfect is this?! It’s genius really. With every school wanting to implement more STEM activities, this building with marshmallows is perfection. Party activities don’t need to be complicated to be fun. In fact, we think the simpler the better.
Fun Valentine’s Day Treats:
Here are some fun treats you could try for your party! Most schools only allow store bought treats, so these ideas are store bought with a little flare.
These cookies would be perfect to have on hand for a fun treat, or have all of the frosting ready so the kids could make their own love bug cookies. Either way, aren’t they so adorable?
Valentine’s Chocolate Dipped Fortune Cookies:
This would make a really fun station at the party if you let the kiddos dip their own cookies. Have lots of sprinkles and candies to embellish them with and the kids will go crazy.
Who doesn’t love Twinkies? These heart shaped Twinkies are adorable, and look as simple as it gets.
Okay, these are perfection! They not only look amazing but we are betting they are delicious! A perfect treat for kiddos.
Popcorn is always a safe go to treat when dealing with kiddos. Especially when there are so many allergies to think about. And adding all of this yummy deliciousness just makes it even better!
Anytime we are in charge of a party for kiddos, a cookie station is a must have! It’s so fun for the children to be able to decorate their own cookie!
We are in love with this idea! How adorable are these “love shacks” for Valentine’s Day! Seriously, the kiddos would go nuts over making these.
Valentine’s Day Crafts:
Here are some simple and fun Valentine’s crafts for kids that you could do at a school party! We love these crafts because they are super simple. These craft ideas are mostly for the younger children. We have found as the kiddos grow, they are more excited about playing fun games.
Valentine’s Friendship Necklaces:
Paper Plate Valentine Day Bag:
Have a FUN class Valentine’s Day party!
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