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Written by Michelle Myers
Everything You Need for a ClassValentine’s DayParty
Whether you happily volunteered to help plan this year’s class Valentine’s party or you were roped into it out of guilt or by assignment, there is no reason to spend hours pulling it all together. We’ve done the hard work for you and found a whole seasonal selection of Valentine’s themed games, snacks and activities. Pick and choose from the great ideas below or if you are a real go getter then feel free to try them all! Each one is sure to be a hit with pre-school and elementary aged children. Guaranteed to deliver BEST. PARTY. EVER. results!
Snacks:
Healthy Strawberry Snacks: Several cute and clever ideas for healthier snack options that all include strawberries. Yummy!
Fruit Kabobs: These simple to make Fruit Kabobs will be a big hit with the kiddos. It’s all in the delivery, and fruit on a stick = fun.
Cupid’s Brew: A pink drink that is perfect for any Valentine’s Day party. NO soda and super easy to make (2 ingredients).
Cuddle Monster Cupcakes: Aren’t these cupcakes totally adorable?! Use a box mix or our favorite cupcake recipe and get creative. Just a few supplies that are easy to get and you are good to go.
White Chocolate Dipped Heart Cookies: These cookies are almost too pretty to eat (I said, “almost’). Use pre-made sugar cookie dough (or we provide a quick recipe), white chocolate chips and sprinkles. What’s not to love?
Games
Heart Bingo: Boxes of chocolate, candy hearts, kissy lips – get five in a row and you’ve got B-I-N-G-O!!! Such a simple game (printables included) and yet always popular for class parties.
Musical Hearts Game:Dance to the music as you walk from Heart to Heart, when the music stops turn over the heart where you stand and follow the directions. Hop, Hula and Hug are just a few of the directions meant to get kids reading and moving while having a blast.
Minute Win It Games:Let the giggles begin. These fast paced minute to win-it games like heart stack, candy-pick up and marshmallow toss will have kids testing their skills and silly Valentine’s challenges that will leave everyone laughing.
Crafts and Activities
Easy Kids Necklaces: Budget friendly and requiring mostly items easily found at Dollar Stores. This kid friendly jewelry is sure to charm.
Paper Heart Animals: Who knew something as simple as combining large colored paper hearts with a little creativity could produce so much cuteness.
Pink and Red Playdough Cupcakes: These eye-catching playdough cupcakes can be customized by each child to reflect their own Valentine’s Day style. They would also make excellent gifts.
Valentine’s Day Crowns: A few strips of paper and a little imagination is all it takes to crown a king or queen of Valentine’s Day.
Printable Coloring Pages:Need a little quiet time before or after all the festivities,
Salt Dough Footprint Hearts:A perfect momento to send home for moms and dads. Precious little feet captured for all time as a reminder of how much “love” a child has for their parent.
Paper Heart Flowers: Who wouldn’t love a beautiful bouquet of flowers homemade from the heart. Easy and low on the mess factor, these paper flowers will reveal the unique heart of the child that made them.
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Michelle Myers
Michelle Myers is mom to four kiddos ranging from elementary thru high school, each with strong opinions and a flair for the dramatic. In other words, they're a lot like her. Former educator and lover of learning, she divides her time between carpool and Starbucks by reading voraciously and giving TED talks to herself at red lights. A Floridian for almost 40 years, Michelle loves the beach, making people laugh, and date nights with her hubby of 25 years...and yeas, they clearly married at age 7.Facebook/Instagram/Pinterest/Twitter
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Maggie @ The Love Nerds says
These are such cute ideas! I especially love the little monster cupcakes. They are just so adorable!
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Chelsea @ Gal on a Mission says
The cuddle monster cupcakes are adorable!
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Britni says
Wonderful Valentine’s ideas!
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Jamie @ Love Bakes Good Cakes says
Wowza! So many AWESOME ideas!
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Yvonne [Tried and Tasty] says
The monster cupcakes are SO cute!
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Heather Brown says
Great V-Day round up. So many great ideas in one place!
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Emily @ Love, Pasta and a Tool Belt says
What great ideas!! Planning a party can be so stressful so it’s nice to have a great list all in one place!
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Stephanie Keeping says
A lot of great ideas. I think my kids would like the candy pick up.
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gloria says
I love love love these ideas.
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Debra says
These are all such amazing ideas! So fun!
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Stephanie Pass says
Love all these ideas! I think my favorite are the cupcakes and the cupid’s brew. I need to make my kids some cupid’s brew. I think they’d love it!
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Krista says
My daughter has never had a Valentines Party at school. But these are really great ideas! Think I will do some of them here at home with her
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Shauna Smart says
These look like such fun activities for Valentine’s!
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Emily says
so fun!! thanks for putting this all in one place. What a great resource!!
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Melanie says
So many great ideas all in one place!
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Emily says
Such cute ideas!! I love them all!!!
xo Emily
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Michelle @ A Dish of Daily Life says
Such great ideas…where were you guys when my kids were little?!
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Mega C says
Such great ideas!
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Natalie @ Life Made Simple says
So many fun ideas! What a great little roundup!
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Meagan says
These are such cool ideas and so fun for kids! I have this set for our Twitter feed later this week. I’d love for our parents to try them out with their kids. Thanks for sharing!
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Angela says
Well you’ve covered it all! What wonderful ideas for snacks and crafts!!! Love it!
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Britney says
These are some great ideas! I love parties and it would be fun to throw one for Valentine’s!
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The article titled "Everything You Need For A Class Valentine’s Day Party" provides ideas and suggestions for snacks, games, crafts, and activities for a Valentine's Day party in a classroom setting. The author, Michelle Myers, offers a variety of options that are suitable for preschool and elementary-aged children. The article includes ideas for healthier snack options, games like Heart Bingo and Musical Hearts, crafts such as Paper Heart Animals and Valentine's Day Crowns, and activities like Printable Coloring Pages and Salt Dough Footprint Hearts.
The article is written in a conversational tone and includes personal anecdotes and suggestions from the author. It provides a comprehensive guide for planning a Valentine's Day party in a classroom, with a focus on fun and engaging activities for children.
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