Find a game for a Valentine’s Day gathering. Themes range from love songs and romance movies to light-hearted questions about dating. Open each product to read the rules and see sample rounds before you choose.
A Valentine’s Day tag covers different kinds of content. Read the questions and previews so the game fits your church’s plans and the students who will be there.
Read the rules and the included-file list for each game. Plan for any screen, sound, supplies, or room setup the instructions call for.
Compare how each game is played before choosing more than one. Pairing a seated question game with one that gets volunteers moving gives students different ways to join in.
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Sports knowledge meets makeup knowledge in Battle of the Sexes. The game splits students into guys and girls, then challenges each team with questions aimed at the other side's interests. Representatives answer for their teams, and the highest point total wins.
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A heart-shaped pizza might be easy to recognize, but can your team explain it without saying the obvious words? This Valentines Edition sends two volunteers to the front while their teams talk them toward the picture’s required keywords, all at the same time.
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A concert, a meal, and a few extras can add up fast. Rate My Date gives students two possible outings and asks which one costs more. Compare the plans, make your choice, and let the game’s prepared price totals settle this imaginary date-night budget.
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Love stories lose their movie posters and become emoji puzzles in The Emoji Game: Valentine's Day Edition. Individuals or teams decode the pictures, name the film, and collect points for correct answers. The strongest movie memory still needs a little picture-reading imagination.
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Cards and roses have numbers behind them in Trivia - Valentine's Day Edition. Students work through questions about the holiday and choose from the answers shown. Keep count of correct responses as the group finds out whose Valentine's knowledge goes beyond recognizing a heart.
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Half the words are missing, but the love song is still in there somewhere. Redacted - Love Song Edition asks students to identify familiar songs from lyrics with every other word removed. Find the title in the gaps, then name the artist for a bonus point.
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A PlayStation or a thousand bottles of Coke? The comparisons in 1 vs 1000 - Dating Edition make students weigh one big purchase against a seriously oversized shopping cart. Pick the costlier option, then let the prepared prices settle the debate.
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A rose is a rose, unless your team has to describe it without saying the word. Screaming Descriptions – Valentine's Day Edition sends two representatives into a wall of shouted clues as the audience tries to help them identify the romantic image behind them.
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Romance gets unusually wordy in Thesaurus Karaoke – Valentine's Day Edition. Popular love songs have their lyrics rewritten with synonyms, and students try to name the originals. A simple declaration of love becomes a verbal puzzle when every familiar word sounds different.
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Romantic plots can win hearts without winning at the box office. Block Busted : Romance Movie Edition asks students to judge a film from its storyline and decide whether it was a hit or a bust before the title and verdict appear.
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Three possible matches, one picky description. Match Maker asks students to work out which celebrity or character fits all the clues on screen. A familiar face might look right at first, but the details decide who is actually the perfect match.
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The line is familiar, but which romance movie said it? Catch Phrase: Romance Movies flips the movie-quote challenge by giving students the words first. Players connect each famous quote to its film, then check whether their movie memory found the right title.