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Choose a finished activity below. Each page shows the material before you print and includes the answer or caller key where needed.

Print the Valentine's Day pack

One print job gives you a Valentine's Day word search with its answer page, 27 different Valentine's Day bingo cards with the call list, 12 Valentine riddles with an answer page and heart match cards for 27 players.

This opens on an example: a classroom of 27 students. Pick your group or type how many are playing, and every part below follows.

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What to print
  • 28 pages
  • 15 pages
  • 2 pages
  • 2 pages
  • 7 pages
  • 3 pages

The pack prints 48 pages: 45 for the players and 3 for the host.

The host's pages are the answer pages and the call list.

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Valentine's Day word search

Select the first and last letters of a word to mark it. The answer key is below.

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Valentine's Day bingo

27 cards · 14 card sheets + 1 call-list sheet

Cards ready: all 27 are different. Print or download the set.

No counters to mark the squares? Print a sheet of bingo chips to cut out.

Change the cards and print settings

Bingo caller

Ready to call

    Check a card

    Every call, the called ones marked

    Play on phones

    Each player opens the link on a phone, types the card number you give them, and taps squares as you call. Card 3 on a phone is the same as printed card 3. The card and its marks stay in the link; nothing is stored.

    Timer and team scores

    8 turns × 60 seconds = 8 minutes of play, plus instructions and breaks.

    60

    Pause whenever the group needs more time.

    Team Lime's turn

    Team Lime: 0

    Team Violet: 0

    Valentine riddles with answers

    1. Fold a piece of paper in half and cut out half of me along the fold. Open it up, and there I am, whole. What am I?
    2. We're little candy hearts that talk, but each of us only knows a few words. What are we?
    3. My arrows never hurt anyone. They just make people fall in love. Who am I?
    4. I'm the flower people give on Valentine's Day, and I'm also what the sun did this morning. What am I?
    5. X marks me at the bottom of a card, but I'm not buried treasure. What am I?
    6. I'm a letter, but I'm not one of the 26 in the alphabet. I'm full of kind words for someone special. What am I?
    7. I'm the shortest month of the year, but I hold the most hearts. What am I?
    8. In a deck of cards I'm a suit, and on February 14 I'm everywhere. What am I?
    9. My first half is how candy tastes. My second half beats in your chest. Together I'm someone you love. What am I?
    10. I'm what happens to a can when you step on it, and I'm also the feeling of really liking someone. What am I?
    11. I'm a square on the calendar, a sweet brown fruit, and an evening out for two. What am I?
    12. Take away the first letter of GLOVE, and you get what Valentine's Day is all about. What is it?

    Answers: Valentine riddles with answers

    1. A heart.
    2. Conversation hearts.
    3. Cupid.
    4. A rose.
    5. A kiss.
    6. A love letter.
    7. February.
    8. Hearts.
    9. Sweetheart.
    10. A crush.
    11. A date.
    12. LOVE.

    Valentine's Day trivia questions

    1. Who became known as the Mother of the American Valentine?
    2. In which Massachusetts city did Howland build her card business?
    3. From which country did the decorated cards that inspired her arrive?
    4. Were Valentine cards already available in America before Howland's business?
    5. Were Howland's elaborate cards hand-decorated or computer-printed?
    6. On which date is Valentine's Day celebrated?
    7. According to an early tradition, what did Saint Valentine give back to his jailer's blind daughter?
    8. According to an 18th-century addition to the legend, how did Saint Valentine sign his farewell letter?
    9. In the legend, Saint Valentine performed weddings for which soldiers?
    10. Besides the heart, name a Valentine's Day symbol.
    11. In which centuries did Valentine's Day become linked with romantic love?
    12. In 18th-century England, what were the greeting cards sent on February 14 called?
    13. Which ancient Roman festival was held each year on February 15?
    14. Which English poet wrote one of the earliest references to Valentine's Day as a day for lovers?
    15. In Chaucer's Parlement of Foules, which creatures gather to choose their mates?

    Answers: Valentine's Day trivia questions

    1. Esther Howland.
    2. Worcester.
    3. England.
    4. Yes.
    5. Hand-decorated.
    6. February 14.
    7. Her sight.
    8. Your Valentine.
    9. Christian soldiers who were forbidden to marry.
    10. Doves or the winged Cupid.
    11. The 14th and 15th centuries.
    12. Valentines.
    13. Lupercalia.
    14. Geoffrey Chaucer.
    15. Birds.

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    Questions about Valentine's Day printable games

    What can I print for a Valentine's class party?

    Pick the classroom pack and type how many children are coming. It prints a Valentine's word search for each child with one answer page, a different bingo card for each child with the call list, Valentine's riddles with their answers and heart match cards to pair the class up.

    How do the heart match cards work?

    Each heart has its own zigzag cut line. Cut the hearts in two, mix the halves and hand them out. Each child looks for the half that fits theirs, and that child is their partner for the next game.