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Valentine's Day Party Game (Grades 5-8)

$6.00

Looking for a fun Valentine’s Day party game for your middle schoolers? This Valentine’s Day party game includes 25 multiple-choice questions across five categories. Most questions are science or literature-based, but a few relate to social studies and other topics. Recommended for Grades 5-8.

This Valentine’s Day Party Game includes:

PowerPoint game (52 slides, editable)
printable questions (5 pages, editable)
printable answer key (5 pages, editable)

Sample question from each category:

When they are born, flamingos have gray feathers. What makes them turn pink over time? (Pink, Red, & White category)

What is the largest artery in the human body? (Hearts category)

What Pennsylvania town is sometimes called “Chocolatetown, USA” and “The Sweetest Place on Earth”? (Chocolate category)

Helium balloons float because… (Balloons category)

In Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, why were the gardeners painting the roses red? (Roses category)

What’s editable?

All text in the PowerPoint game, printable pages, and answer key.

What’s not editable?

borders and clipart (can be deleted by changing the slide backgrounds)

IMPORTANT TIP

Though you can add, reorder, or delete slides, I recommend you make these kinds of changes carefully. Adding, deleting, or reordering slides could easily alter the slide links within the game (for example, the pink HOME button will link to the wrong page if you add, reorder, or delete slides). If you do edit the slide order and find it messed up, you can always re-download the product from this page.

Difficulty

Some questions are easy, and others are more difficult. All of the questions are multiple-choice. I recommend this for Grades 5-8, but as it’s editable, teachers could tweak it for use with younger students.

I’ve also included printable questions + an answer key. This is beneficial because:

The answer key gives teachers the ability to see the answers before they are shown to students (you could give hints about the answers before showing the answer slides).

The printable questions could be helpful for students who cannot see the slides from their seat.

The printable questions could be given to students as a research activity before playing the game.

Have a question or comment? Please feel free to email me at: leigh@readerpants.net. I try to respond to all questions within 24 hours.

I regularly add new products for school librarians and English teachers, particularly at the middle school level, to my store. All new products are half-off for the first 48 hours!

$6.00