15 Virtual Valentines Day Party Ideas

Planning a virtual Valentines Day party doesn’t have to be stressful. In fact, it’s actually quite fun to watch the kids have fun in their own home.

Let’s take a look at some fun Valentines Day activities to do with remote learning. If you’ve got another great idea, feel free to leave a comment at the end of the post.

Virtual Valentines Day Activities

Dress up like a Valentines
Conversation Heart Estimating: Fill a jar with the candy hearts, and have each kid write down how many they think are in the jar. At the end of your virtual Valentines Day Party, count them with the kids, and see who was closest.
“How to Draw A Valentine”
Decorate Valentines Day Boxes
Decorate a Valentines Heart on Google Slides (Created by Dill Purple Geniuses)
“How To Make a Valentine’s Day Card”
“How to Draw Valentine’s Conversation Hearts”
I Love You to pieces printable craft
Play “Find the Heart”. Use number, letter, or sight words flash cards. Cut out a small paper heart and hide it behind a card. The kids then take turns calling out a number, letter, or sight word they see – hoping the hidden heart is behind the card. This would be great to do in a pocket chart, or angle your camera down on a table space.
A Valentine Math Talk for Kindergarten or First Grade
“Would You Rather” Valentines version (There are plenty on TPT)
Virtual Valentines Day Scavenger Hunt: Find something red, a heart, something purple, a picture of someone you love, something that smells like flowers, your favorite candy, etc.
Valentines Day Write the Room: Let them print the cards and recording sheet at home. An adult can help hang the Valentines Picture Cards around the house. Then, the kids can use the recording sheet to write the words.
Valentines Day Dance Party
Minute to Win It Valentines Games