Boys and girls get to know each other
better as they ask different classmates to
sign their BINGO card and name something
they love or love to do.
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Make your own heart shaped bingo cards with
squares for each child to sign their name.
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Red Hots or a small Heart-shaped candy for
markers
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Valentine bag to hold “call” cards with every
person’s name
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Make copies of your Heart Bingo Cards or cards using a Val-
entine, February, or Candy Bar theme. Write the names of all
the children on pieces of paper and drop them into a Valen-
tine bag to be drawn during the game.
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Have the children go around and ask their classmates to
sign a space on their card and name something they love or
love to do.
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The child should also sign his own card. Smaller in atten-
dance classes can sign more than once. When all the cards
are completed, ask the children to sit down at their tables.
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Play by drawing a name out of the bag. Play regular BINGO
or blackout. If the children really like the game, then play
"Postage Stamp" any 2x2 square (4 names) on the board,
etc.
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Provide prizes of Valentine treats.
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Valentine Bingo
