This document provides instructions for a Valentine's Day candy charades game. Players act out messages from candy conversation hearts without speaking while others try to guess which heart they drew. It includes materials needed, objectives, preparation steps, and gameplay rules. Variations replace the candy with cards displaying emotions for players to pantomime and find their matching group.

1. Valentine's Day
Candy Charades
Play a game of charades using
candy conversation hearts as
the messages.
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2. Game Materials
Valentine's Day candy conversation
hearts (BE MINE, COOL KID, LOVER
BOY, KISS ME, MY GAL, etc.)
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3. Game Objective
Play a game of charades using
candy conversation hearts as the
messages.
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4. Game Preparation
1. For this game to be effective,
there must be quite a number of
different conversation hearts to
choose from.
2. Put all the candy in a bowl.
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5. Game Play
1. One person from a group picks
out one of the candies from the
bowl and, using the regular rules
for Charades, tries to pantomime
the message.
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6. 2. The person who correctly
guesses the saying gets to eat that
piece of candy.
3. It’s fun to watch the participants
try to do phrases like LOVER BOY,
KISS ME, and all the other crazy
sayings found on the candy.
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7. Game Variation
Use Valentine Cards instead of
Valentine candy.
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8. Game Variation
Use different emotions for the
items to be pantomimed. The
person who guesses the emotion
gets a point. Emotions that can
be used are: anger, fear, happy,
nervous, bored, bitter,
overwhelmed, depressed, at
peace, embarrassed, loved,
proud, detached, shocked, hate,
and finally, love
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9. Game Variation
In larger groups you might give each
person one of the above emotions.
There should be at least two people
that have each emotion. The
objective will be to display the
emotion until you find the other
members of your group. When you
think you have your partners/group
have a seat. Continue until all
groups are seated. Then have each
group strike a pose of their emotion
ending finally with that of love.
What does love look like? What
actions show love? How did you find
your group? How do we find love?
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