For my 2 and 4 yr olds I want to do a scavenger hunt?

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Set up a Valentine's tree centerpiece on a table: a small bare branch held upright in a jar of marbles or stones works well. On the branches tie small clues for items that the kids must find or make and hang on the tree. When the last item is hung, have small gifts waiting under the tree. Try the following clues to get started or use your own funny riddles: 1. My name rhymes with stupid, I'm as cute as can be. Cut my shape out of paper to hang from the tree. 2. You'll see many of me on this special day, The symbol of love some people say. Make one right now with paper and bow,hang from the tree on a branch that is low. 3. I'm a well know pair that keep your toes cozy. Hang one from the tree and all will be rosy. 4. I've got five points and shine in the sky, make me from foil and hang me up high. You will have to make your riddles easier for your children since they are younger.

Another idea you can do is match maker: which is a Valentine's Day word game, place your children on their own teams and allow them to face each other. The first player on one side begins by asking the first player on the other team to complete this famous couple:
"Romeo and ....." the opposing player says "Juliet" Continue down the row of players and then the other team starts...."peanut butter and ....." "jelly" "Cookies and......." - milk "Eggs and......" - bacon
"Cinderella and ....." - Prince Charming, "Samson and ....." - Delilah And so on. You will have to change thing a bit to make it suitable for you children. Hope this helps....Show more