These are all variations of standard Minute to Win it games. For the catapult, I made four of THESE (click for the link) and they held up pretty well for just being popsicle sticks and hot glue. You can download cute instructions HERE.
Minute-to-Win-It
Conversation Heart Candy Games
Straw Hearts
Materials:
1 straw per student
conversation hearts
paper plates
Using a clean straw, player sucks a conversation heart onto the end and transfers it from one plate to another.
How many can you move in a minute?
Heart Relay
Materials:
4 plastic cups
conversation hearts
2 spoons
Place two full cups of conversation hearts on the floor, and place two empty cups a few feet away. Divide the class into 2 teams. Each team is given one minute to move the hearts from the full cup to the empty cup using a spoon.
Stack Attack
Materials:
conversation hearts
paper plates
How many hearts can you stack on top of each other in one minute? If they fall–start again until time is up.
Sticky Hearts
Materials:
1 popsicle stick per student
(regular or jumbo)
conversation hearts
Players carry a conversation heart on the end of a popsicle stick in their mouth. (OR carry stick in hand). Can the entire class travel from one side of the room to the other without dropping hearts?
Separation Anxiety
Materials:
conversation hearts
colored paper hearts
With one hand held behind his/her back, players separate a plate of conversation hearts by color. (i.e. place pink hearts on pink paper, yellow hearts on yellow paper) Can you separate them all within one minute?
Heart Catapult
Materials:
conversation hearts
catapult
paper heart
Students take turns launching a conversation heart at a paper heart target (place on the floor). Can you get your heart to land right on the target?
Pick-Up Hearts
Materials:
conversation hearts
chopsticks, 1 set per player
paper plates, 2 per team
Give each team two paper plates – one full of hearts, the other empty. Using chopsticks, players move as many candies as they can from one plate to the other in one minute.
Raining Hearts
Materials:
conversation hearts
Valentine box tied to scarf
Choose four players to begin. Tie Valentine boxes around waist. Place equal amount of conversation hearts inside each box. Give the players’ one minute to shake, jump, wiggle the hearts out onto the floor without using hands.
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