See how high you can stack candy hearts. The tallest tower wins!

Put up one of these two signs (see download below).

Keep heart stickers out OR give each person a necklace made from a ribbon with a paper heart or toy heart on it.

When anyone catches someone else saying one of the forbidden words, they can take their necklace or give them a sticker.

Have a price at the end for whoever watches their words the best.

Give each child a pair of chopsticks (or take turns and time them). Whoever can get their candy hearts from one dish to the next the quickest (or the highest count in a set amount of time) is the winner.

Bring out a cup filled with paper straws. Place a pile of candies on one plate with an empty plate next to it.

Winner is the first one to use the power of their breath to transfer all their candies from one plate to the other.

Grab a fake (or real) rose and place it in a sturdy vase (one you’re not worried about getting knocked over).

Take some pool rings and try to toss them around the rose.

Start close and keep moving further and further back until you have a champion.

Take a large box and cut out the back of it.

Use a bowl or cup to trace large circles on the front of the box.

Cut out the circles.

You can either paint the box Valentines colors or use wrapping paper to cover it, cutting around the holes.

Fold Valentines-themed paper to make paper planes to toss through the holes.

Have each child hold a Valentines-themed gift bag on their heads (or punch holes and use ribbons to hold them in place).

Pair them up with partners to toss ping-pong balls into each other’s bags.