25+ Fantastic Valentine Class Party Ideas (2024)

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Just in time for Valentine's Day, I've rounded up over 25 fantastic Valentine class party ideas. If you're in charge or planning on helping in the classroom, check out this list of games, crafts, printables and more!

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Valentine Class Party Ideas

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Valentine Crafts

Toilet Roll Love Bugs from Red Ted Art


Love Bugs Valentine Craft from One Creative Mommy

Valentine Bookmark Coloring Printable from Balancing Home

Easiest Valentine Class Party Ideafrom One Creative Mommy


Bleeding Hearts Preschool Valentine Art from Walking by the Way


Heart Marshmallow Toothpick Structures from Buggy and Buddy


Quick and Easy Valentine Paper Heart Chains from One Creative Mommy


Heart Shaped Snowflakes Craft from Red Ted Art


Valentine Love Trees from One Creative Mommy (for a classroom activity, skip the love notes, and just use plain hearts for leaves)

No time to do the prep work for these crafts? Try some of these quick ideas from Amazon. (Affiliate links)

Games and Printable Valentine Class Party Ideas

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Valentine's Day Bingo from One Creative Mommy


Valentine's Day I Spy Printable from Live Laugh Rowe

Valentines Minute to Win It from Makoodle


Valentine's Day Word Scramble from Moritz Fine Designs Blog


Marshmallow Games for Kids from The Jenny Evolution

Valentine's Day Word Puzzle Free Printable from The Resourceful Mama

Valentine's Day Love Monsters Match Game from The Frugal Fairy -- this site got deleted. I'll try to remake a similar game for you and add it here!


Measuring with Candy Hearts Free Printable from Buggy and Buddy

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Conversation Starter Hearts Classroom Game from Arts Crackers

My Heart is Bursting Classroom Valentine Activity from Balancing Home


Cupid's Arrow Game from Hopeful Homemaker

Musical Hearts Game from Teach Mama

Classroom Treats {Allergy Friendly}


Fruit and Chocolate Lady Bug Treats from The Soccer Mom Blog

Pink Popcorn from Homemaking Hacks

If that isn't enough Valentine class party ideas, try this Free Classroom Valentine's Day Party Planning Guide from Pre-K Pages!

Have a great party! If you're looking for some super fun Valentines for your kiddo to take to the party, be sure to check out all of my printable Valentines. And don't forget your Valentine box! Check out my favorites here.

Thanks for stopping by today! I'm glad you're here.

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Hi! I’m Heidi, the sometimes scatterbrained, but always creative mind behind One Creative Mommy. I'm a retired teacher, wife, and mom of three beautiful teenage girls and one adorable fur baby. In my spare time, I love to share my ideas (mistakes and all) with anyone who will listen.

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  1. Kim

    Lots of great ideas! I'm doing games for one of the parties this year and look forward to looking through all the ideas. Thanks for including my word puzzle!

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  2. Joyce

    What a terrific collection of really cute ideas! You've saved me a lot of searching time. I'll use some of these at my family Valentine crafting party. The grandkids come to make cards for their parents, but we need games too! Thank you!

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  3. tanya

    I love all of the good ideas! I really like the estimate with the heart candies and the matching card game. Thanks!

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  4. Hollie

    Awe these are all great ideas. I love Valentines Day and I wish it was all year long. I need to make some of these!

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  5. Amber Myers

    These are some great ideas. My daughter wishes she were still in elementary school sometimes for the parties. She is still passing out some goodies to friends in Middle School though.

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    • Heidi

      This is my second year with no kids in elementary school, and I miss helping to make the valentines and valentine boxes.

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  6. Kay

    Lovely ideas here!! My daughter will be having fun this weekend!

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  7. Tara Pittman

    I love the spiders and the butterflies. I need to make these with my boys

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  8. Chad

    I suuuuper love these ideas!!! Doing these DIY with my boy would be so much fun really. Great ideas.

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  9. Cindy E Ingalls

    All great ideas. A lot of these would be fun for rainy days too.

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  10. Marie Phillips

    Such fun ideas! I think my favorite is making towers with marshmallows and toothpicks. But I fear my son would eat all the marshmallows and not build the tower, lol.

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  11. Natalia

    Valentine's is a wonderful time to make use of our kids' creativity. Too bad, I'm not a mom yet, but I'll share these ideas with my mommy friends, as I think they are really interesting. :)

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  12. GiGi Eats

    I loved school PURELY because I loved when holidays rolled around! An excuse to bust out of the norm of learning and do arts and crafts and eat treats lol!

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  13. Candace Hampton

    Holy Valentine's Day! This is everything you need and more to celebrate. Valentine's Day at school was always so magical because everyone was so happy and nice. This post made me feel that way!

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  14. Nina

    that is a great list of valentine party ideas ! what a great way to celebrate it with creativity

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  15. Fatima Torres

    How sweet are these Valentine's Day crafts. We love creating little creatures out of construction paper.

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  16. Adriana

    Increíble me encanta tu trabajo.. todas tus ideas las hago con mis pequeños ... soy mamá de dos niños pequeños.

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    • Heidi

      Gracias, Adriana. Niños pequeños! Debes estar muy ocupado. ¡Feliz día de San Valentín!

      Reply

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25+ Fantastic Valentine Class Party Ideas (2024)

FAQs

How do you pass out Valentines in class? ›

Here are a few tips for passing out valentines in the classroom:
  1. Recommend that students don't put specific "To" names on the cards. ...
  2. Have students decorate a bag or box for students to drop cards in quickly. ...
  3. Students should set their "mailbox" on their table before handing out valentines.

How do you have an amazing Valentine's Day? ›

Reminisce with your loved one

You might listen (or sing along) to a piece of music associated with a particular memory. Researchers have found that mutual reminiscence – sharing memories with other people – is accompanied by abundant positive emotions, such as joy, accomplishment, amusem*nt, contentment and pride.

What do we do on Valentine's Day at school? ›

Instead of a dozen roses, here are 12 classroom activity ideas that you can use in your classroom:
  • Design a Heart Wall. ...
  • Design Digital Valentine's Day Cards. ...
  • Send Valentine's Cards to a Partner Classroom. ...
  • Create a “Books We Love” Wall Display. ...
  • Design a Valentine's Breakout Challenge. ...
  • Valentine's Role-Play.

What is code valentine at school? ›

The “Code Valentine” signal will be made anytime a person on campus is in need of emergency services such as cardiac arrest or symptoms where the Code Valentine/First Responder Team may be needed. Teachers serving on the Code Valentine Team should include members of the First Responder Team.

Why should we celebrate Valentines Day at school? ›

Integrate educational themes into Valentine's Day celebrations by exploring the history and cultural aspects of the holiday. Teachers can share stories or organize discussions about friendship, diversity, and the importance of treating everyone with kindness and respect.

How can I make Valentine's night special? ›

Here are some ideas:
  1. A scenic picnic: Pack a romantic picnic and find a beautiful outdoor location to enjoy a meal together.
  2. A movie night: Choose your favorite romantic movies and have a cozy movie night at home.
  3. A cooking class: Take a cooking class together and learn how to make a new dish or cuisine.
Feb 5, 2024

How to decorate for Valentine's day party? ›

Table Decor:
  1. Use chargers, table runners, napkins in shades of red, pink and white and tie linen napkins with ribbon.
  2. Make glittery place cards and menu cards for a romantic, whimsical touch.
  3. Sprinkle confetti hearts down the table.
  4. Place boxes of conversation hearts at each place setting for fun.
Feb 12, 2023

What's a Valentine's party? ›

February 13 is the day to gather your gals together to celebrate friendship with festive flair. The best Galentine's Day ideas incorporate things your friends love into the day, like thoughtful Galentine's day gifts, a delicious meal or an adventure. Ready to learn how to host a Galentine's Day party for the ages?

What are romantic sentences for Valentine's Day? ›

"I love being with you, because it's like flying in the clouds." "One more year together celebrating this special day and we will only think of our love and toast to our happiness forever." "You will always be my favorite person in the world. There will never be someone who can generate so much love in me."

What is a simple sentence for Valentine's Day? ›

Valentine-s-day Sentence Examples
  • I've made a panettone for breakfast on Valentine's Day tomorrow. ...
  • Hang hearts from your windows to decorate for Valentine's Day.

What can I sell on Valentine's Day at school? ›

Valentine's Day Chocolate Fundraiser

If you're looking to run a fundraising campaign at your elementary or middle school for Valentine's Day, chocolate is the way to go! Not only will it capture the attention of your students, but it's also a classic part of the holiday.

What do high school girls want for Valentines Day? ›

Best Valentine's Day gifts for teens and college students
  • Stress Balls (Amazon) ...
  • Anker Power Charger (Amazon) ...
  • Wicked Good Cupcakes (Wicked Good) ...
  • Heart Designed Press-On Nails (Amazon) ...
  • Rugged and Dapper Lip Balm (Amazon) ...
  • Fresh Flowers (Bouqs) ...
  • The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse (Amazon)
Jan 9, 2024

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