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Valentine’s Day Heart Bingo For Kids

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January 9, 2025 by Teach Mama 4 Comments

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Get ready to make your Valentine’s Day celebrations extra special with Valentine’s Heart Bingo! Perfect for classroom parties, family gatherings, or a cozy game night at home, this game is simple to set up and guaranteed to bring smiles all around. Whether you’re a room parent organizing a party or a parent looking for a festive way to entertain the kids, this game (with free printables!) is sure to be a crowd-pleaser.

Heart Bingo cards printed on white cardstock and a bowl of foam hearts on a red tablecloth

Valentine’s Heart Bingo Is Heartwarming Fun for Everyone!

Valentine’s Heart Bingo is a quick and easy way to add some festive fun to your day. Whether you use it as the main event for a Valentine’s party, a quiet-time activity between lessons, or just a quick game to enjoy at home, this bingo game is a perfect way to celebrate love and friendship!

Get Ready To Play Valentine’s Heart Bingo:

Step 1: Gather Your Supplies

To play Valentine’s Heart Bingo, you’ll need a few simple supplies:

  • Free Printable Valentine’s Heart Bingo Boards (download below)
  • White Cardstock (for printing the boards and cards)
  • Scissors (to cut out the bingo cards)
  • A Container (like a Valentine’s gift bag or a mason jar to hold the picture cards)
  • Markers (use candy hearts, colorful buttons, or small toys!)

Step 2: Prep Your Container

For a festive touch, store the bingo cards and markers in a cute container. A heart-themed bag, a small gift box, or a decorated mason jar can add to the Valentine’s charm. Not only does it look great, but it also keeps everything organized!

Step 3: Cut Out the Bingo Cards

Print your Valentine’s Heart Bingo boards and picture cards onto white cardstock. For extra durability, laminate the cards to protect them from wear and tear (or sticky little hands!). Once printed, cut out the bingo cards and place them in your chosen container.

Let the Game Begin!

OPTION 1 – Pass the Container

Pass the container around the group, letting each player draw a card and call out the image and the corresponding letter (H-E-A-R-T). Players check their boards for the matching image and place a marker on the correct spot. Keep playing until someone fills a row and shouts ā€œBingo!ā€

OPTION 2 – Roll the Die

Use a foam die to spell out H-E-A-R-T, with one letter on each side and a heart symbol on the sixth. If the heart symbol is rolled, players get a ā€œfreebieā€ and can place a marker on any space they choose.

OPTION 3 – Group Play

In a classroom or larger group setting, designate one person to draw and announce the cards. Players mark their boards as the game progresses. For added fun, let players create custom boards with Valentine-themed drawings or stickers before the game begins!

Make It Extra Sweet!

Up the fun by using themed markers like candy hearts, chocolate kisses, or tiny Valentine’s erasers. For a classroom twist, kids can decorate their boards with stickers or drawings before the game begins. And instead of shouting ā€œBingo,ā€ players can say ā€œLove!ā€ or ā€œBe Mine!ā€ when they win.

Download Your Free Valentine’s Heart Bingo Game

In the download, you’ll find six unique boards with different header colors, plus the H-E-A-R-T cards and picture cards needed to play. You can even enlarge the picture cards for better visibility in group settings.

Ready to Play?

Enter your email below, and your Valentine’s Heart Bingo Printable will arrive in your inbox faster than Cupid’s arrow!

Looking for More Valentine’s Day Fun?

Here are some other great Valentine’s Day activities your kids will love:

  • Sweet Kid’s Valentine’s Stained Glass Hearts
  • How to Throw a Rockstar Valentine’s Day Class Party
  • Valentine Word Search
  • Musical Hearts: Reading, Moving and Crazy-Fun Kid’s Game

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Hi, I’m Patricia, an elementary teacher and reading specialist, turned homeschool mom. I also have a master's in psychology, specializing in children's issues. Read More…

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  1. Susan says

    February 7, 2018 at 2:27 pm

    this game looks really cute, but there are only 6 “bingo” card variations. is this game only designed for 6 players? I would like to use this for a class of 17 to play all at once, so I would need 17 individual cards.

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    • Teach Mama says

      February 7, 2018 at 5:35 pm

      I used it in small groups during holiday parties. . .but even if two people have the same board, no biggie, right? two winners! two happy kids!

      Reply
  2. Sean Blaney says

    September 11, 2018 at 9:58 pm

    This is so fun! I love it. I don’t have a class, but my kids will love playing this when Valentine’s Day rolls around again šŸ™‚

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  3. Aubrey says

    January 31, 2022 at 11:19 am

    Can I still get this bingo board sent to me? It is so cute! Thank you!

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