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M&M Easter Poem + Printable Easter Gift Tag

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February 27, 2021 by Kecia Hambrick Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Easter, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media 4 Comments

Grab this M&M Easter Poem printable to brighten someone’s Easter Sunday! Easter gift ideas don’t have to be extravagant. You can spread some love and cheer with a small, thoughtful present!

Easter Sunday is a time to rejoice Jesus’ resurrection from the dead. Three days after he was buried, he ascended from his tomb and raise into Heaven. We celebrate knowing that He still lives and he is the way!

Our M&M Easter Poem is a reminder of Jesus’ journey, and it’s one to share with others with a thoughtful gift. Simply tie it to a small mason jar filled with festive M&Ms and give as Sunday School gifts, to neighbors, teachers, friends, co-workers, mail carriers, beauticians, or hostesses!

M&M Easter Poem

The cute pastel Easter gift tag comes with a thoughtful poem. It reads…

E is for Easter Sunday, reminding us that our Savior lives,

M is for the Miracles and mercy that Jesus gives.

3 is for the reminder that Christ rose on the third day.

W is for the message that He is the only way.

M&M Easter Poem Gift

To make these Easter gifts, you will need the following:

Easter M&Ms
Ribbon or Twine
Hold punch
Small mason jars
Cardstock paper

Directions

Print the Easter tags on cardstock paper so they will hold up.

Punch a hole in the top left corner of each gift tag.

Fill each jar with Easter colored M&M candies.

Thread the ribbon or twine through the hole and tie the gift tag around the top of the mason jar. Grab some cute Easter-themed ribbon to match the candies inside the jar.

You can go a step further to make personalized M&Ms for your mason jars. How cute would these gifts be if they were filled with candies featuring bunnies and chicks?!

We have cute poems for other holidays too! Check out M&M Christmas Poem or our M&M Thanksgiving Poem gift ideas.

Free Easter Poem Gift Tag

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M&M Poem

We have more M&M Poems. Look at our Christmas M&M Poem (Pin to Pinterest) and Thanksgiving M&M Poem (Pin to Pinterest). Both make very cute seasonal gift tags.

Also look at these Free Easter Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

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Unicorn Dip – The Ultimate Unicorn Party Food!

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February 20, 2021 by Kecia Hambrick Filed Under: Birthday, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media Leave a Comment

This tasty unicorn dip is almost too pretty to eat…but you will want to, since it’s also very delicious! With a simple, secret ingredient, you might find yourself eating it more than for parties.

Unicorn Dip Party Food

If you are planning a unicorn birthday party, you’ll want to learn more about this delicious recipe we are sharing today. In the past, we have posted about Unicorn Party Favors which were a hit to make. When you are have a theme for the party, it’s always cute to have coordinating food, favors, games and decor.

This delicious Unicorn Dip recipe makes a great party food. Kids and adults will both enjoy the sweet treat. The cake mix used gives it the pink color that perfectly matches a unicorn theme, while the sprinkles give off pops of color that you’d associate with a unicorn’s horn and mane.

It’s really easy to whip up this strawberry cake mix recipe just before the party guests arrive. You could make it a little ahead of time too, and store it in the fridge until everyone is ready to eat.

Strawberry Cake Mix Dip Recipe

Ingredients:

Unicorn Sprinkles ( Amazon)
15oz Whipped Topping
18oz Strawberry Cake Mix
8oz Cream Cheese
1/4 Cup Milk
Cookies ( For Dunking)
Strawberries (For Dunking)

Save this recipe for later. Print your recipe and add it to your recipe box or recipe binder! This is my favorite Recipe Binder – I get tired of printing the same recipe over and over. A binder keeps me organized and gives me a place to store my recipes.

Unicorn Dip – The Ultimate Unicorn Party Food!

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living
Prep Time: 15
Total Time: 15 minutes
Cuisine: Dessert

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Ingredients

Scale

Unicorn Sprinkles ( Walmart )
15oz Whipped Topping
18oz Strawberry Cake Mix
8oz Cream Cheese
1/4 Cup Milk
Cookies ( For Dunking)
Strawberries (For Dunking)

Instructions

Combine the cake mix, whipped topping, and cream cheese in a large mixing bowl.
Stir the milk into the mixture.
Place in a serving dish and top with sprinkles. Get the unicorn sprinkles if you can!
Serve this unicorn dip with cookies or strawberries. We recommend Vanilla Wafers or a shortbread cookie!

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Directions:

Combine the cake mix, whipped topping, and cream cheese in a large mixing bowl.

Stir the milk into the mixture.

Place in a serving dish and top with sprinkles. Get the unicorn sprinkles if you can!

Serve this unicorn dip with cookies or strawberries. We recommend Vanilla Wafers or a shortbread cookie!

You can actually make this unicorn dip within minutes anytime your kids want a sweet dessert. It could be a good way to get them to eat fruits such as strawberries, apples, and grapes. No matter when you make this treat, it is sure to be gobbled up pretty quickly.

Don’t forget about our cute Unicorn Party Favors, which go great with this recipe for a party! Pin to Pinterest.

Rainbow Scavenger Hunt to Teach Toddlers Their Colors

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February 14, 2021 by Kecia Hambrick Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

This rainbow scavenger hunt will help you toddlers learn to identify colors and keep them entertained! Download many free scavenger hunt ideas for kids, preschoolers, and more.

Recognizing colors is an important skill that kids can learn as early as 2 or 3 years old. It’s typically one of the first things parents teach their children, along with shapes and letters. Colors will be taught in preschool and kindergarten, but you can start exposing your child to the names of colors long before they head off to class.

One of the easiest ways to help your children identify colors and know color names is by pointing them out in their environment. When you go to the park, mention how green the grass is, or how white the puffy clouds are in the sky. Point out a blue or red car. If you take your child grocery shopping, they can find a number of different colors just within the produce aisle.

Learning opportunities are really all around us every single day!

Rainbow Scavenger Hunt – Teaching Toddlers Their Colors

A great indoor scavenger hunt that we have put together involves finding the colors of the rainbow inside your home. This is the perfect activity for a rainy day when it’s too miserable to play outside. You will still want to entertain your toddler, and with this free printable scavenger hunt, they learn while having fun!

Print the scavenger hunt when you are ready to play with your toddler. You can leave it as a full sheet or cut it up into cards to make them smaller for your little one’s hands. Read and follow the directions on each card to have your child roaming around the house looking for colors!

The following instructions are on this free rainbow scavenger hunt:

Find something in your bedroom that is red
Something in the toy box that is orange
Find something in the kitchen that is yellow
Something outside that is green
Find something in your closet that is blue
Something on a shelf that is purple
Find something in a drawer that is pink
Something on the floor that is brown
Find something in the living room that is black
Something in the bathroom that is white

Making this Scavenger Hunt Printable More Fun

Each time you play this game with your toddler, encourage them to find new things that are the color you are looking for. You can also mix it up, such as finding something in the toy box that is blue and something in the closet that’s orange. This keeps the game fresh so they are always learning new places to find their colors.

The more exposure you give them to color names, the faster they will catch on!

It won’t be long before your little one will be able to tell you the colors of things: balls, cars, food, etc. And if you ever want to give rewards, try giving them an M&M of the right color once they find it in the game!

Rainbow Toddler Scavenger Hunt Printable

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Want more Toddler Scavenger Hunts or Scavenger Hunts for Kids? Be sure to check out more of our Printable Scavenger Hunts for Kids! Pin to Pinterest.

Also save these Family Bucket Lists for Every Occasion & Season. Pin to Pinterest.

STEM Challenges for Kids

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February 6, 2021 by Kecia Hambrick Filed Under: DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media 1 Comment

These STEM Challenges for kids help promote one (or more) of the following subjects: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. In other words, they are very educationally beneficial while also being a ton of fun!

Making learning fun is always a goal for parents. You want your kids to be entertained, but nothing’s wrong when there’s a little education going on at the same time. It helps make the most of playtime. There are many STEM toys out there that are great at helping foster skills and learning concepts while also being fun for kids.

Speaking of STEM, however, your kids can have fun without buying special toys. There are many building materials you can use that are found in your own home! Things like:

LEGOs (okay, this is a special toy, but most already have these painful blocks at home!)
Q-Tips
Aluminum foil
Toothpicks
Paper plates
Straws
String
Empty toilet paper rolls
Plastic wrap
Pencils

It’s amazing what you can build with when you get a little creative!

STEM Challenges for Kids

We have put together a fun printable STEM Challenges pack for kids. We hope your kids enjoy building these different items using household materials. There’s also a fun STEM scavenger hunt included!

Once you print these fun STEM worksheets, you will see a number of fun activities. Clip the cards for more handheld fun or leave the paper as is. We recommend you print on cardstock paper so the challenge cards or sheets stand up to long-term use.

You’ll see the supplies list within the STEM Challenge cards. Your kids can refer to this each time they go to make something new.

Examples of building STEM Challenges for Kids that are included:

Catapult
Robot
Tall Tower
Marble Maze
Straw Rocket
Hexagon

You can always add to the challenges by coming up with more things for your kids to build and create!

STEM Scavenger Hunt

Give your kids a break at building by taking them on a scavenger hunt! This printable offers a list of STEM-related items that your kids can find at home or when out. Print the hunt again and again each time you go somewhere new!

When doing the scavenger hunt, your kids will have to find things like something…

With wheels
That needs a battery
That cools items
Reflective
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
That can dissolve in water

All of the items in the scavenger hunt uses one of the fields of STEM, so they will be learning why they are searching.

STEM Challenge for Kids Printables

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Looking for more fun STEM activities? Check out our STEM Projects for Kids! Pin to Pinterest.

Our 5 Minute Science Experiments for Kids are always fun too! Pin to Pinterest.

Printable Bucket List Template

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January 30, 2021 by Kecia Hambrick Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

100 Things to Do Family Bucket List printable PDF. This printable bucket list template makes it easy for your family to plan fun activities to do together!

Printable Bucket List Template

Download and print this bucket list for families so you can get started with your plans. You can choose to use this for a holiday, vacation, summer break, or anytime you want to do something fun.

This bucket list template is pretty self explanatory. You simply fill it in with 100 things you would like to do together as a family. There are boxes beside each task. Keep track by checking each item off as you do them.

The great thing is you can print off as many as you need to make different bucket lists, depending on your family’s activities. It’s a great way to categorize your goals and experiences!

Bucket List Ideas

There are SO many bucket list ideas you can add to your template, depending on how your family decides to do it. For a general bucket list for your family, think about things you all want to do together. Work together to come up with your bucket list, as this is a family activity!

Your lists could be to track your goals, such as:

Read 50 books
Visit 10 states
Walk 100 miles together
Try 20 new recipes this year
Try 2 new hobbies
Attend 5 sporting events
Go to 3 new museums

The list can have ideas that are ongoing (such as the numbered tasks above) or one time things, especially if you are going somewhere. Things like:

Photograph a statue
Eat at a new restaurant
Pick sunflowers
Ride bikes at the park
Buy a holiday ornament from another state

More Specific Bucket Lists

Some bucket lists are designed around a particular holiday, such as Christmas or Independence Day. The items on the list are usually centered around the holiday, such as baking Christmas cookies or watching a particular Christmas movie. For Independence Day, tasks may include eating a hot dog or watching fireworks.

If you decide to use your bucket list template while on vacation, think about your destination. If you are headed to the beach, you may include ideas of things to do while there like swim in the ocean or collect seashells. A mountain getaway bucket list could include things like taking a hike or bird watching.

No matter how you complete your bucket list template, have fun! The point is for your family to come together and work with each other to accomplish the complete list. You’ll have new memories to look back on as you finish each list you create.

Bucket List Printable

Download our Bucket List Template printable PDF. Fill out up to 100 Bucket List Ideas.

Bucket List Template Printable PDF

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Take a look a these Family Bucket Lists for the entire year. Pin to Pinterest.

One Family tradition to start is Seasonal Scavenger Hunt Printables. Find a new one for every month of the year. Pin to Pinterest.

Simple Charcuterie Board Snacks in a Jar

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January 16, 2021 by Kecia Hambrick Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media 2 Comments

This easy simple charcuterie board snacks in a jar is a spin on the traditional charcuterie boards. It’s much easier, in our opinion! Great for the beginner, add this fancy mason jar snack to your next Wine & Cheese Party.

Simple Charcuterie Board Snack

Charcuterie boards are everywhere these days. Go to Pinterest, and you can find thousands of ideas for making your own charcuterie board. We have made some fun snack boards in the past. They are super cool and very appealing to the eye.

But sometimes, I need an easier way to feed my kids. When they get hungry, you have less than 10 minutes to prepare something that is filling – and you know mama wants it to be somewhat healthy too! That’s why I have come up with a very simple charcuterie board idea.

Rather than getting out the wooden board and all the small bowls, all you need is a mason jar and some bamboo sticks or appetizer picks – whatever you have on hand. I have a list of ingredients below for meat and cheese snacks in a jar, but you can substitute other meats or sides depending on what the crowd you are feeling likes. You could also make an all-fruit snack in a jar, if you wish.

One simple charcuterie board jar can feed one adult or two kids, so make sure you make enough jars up for snack time!

DIY Charcuterie Board Ingredients:

A few simple ingredients make this small charcuterie board. Multiple ingredients as needed.

Charcuterie Board Shopping Lis:

Mixed nuts
Sliced pepperoni
Sliced salami
Mini pickles
Black olives
Cheese cubes
Babybel cheese

Other Materials:

Half pint jars
Bamboo sticks
Appetizer picks

How to build a Charcuterie Board:

Fill each half-pint jar half full with the mixed nuts.
Place each food on the bamboo sticks or appetizer picks.
Put each stick inside the jar, using the nuts as a place for them to rest securely.

Simple Charcuterie Board Snacks in a Jar

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Print Recipe

Ingredients

Mixed nuts
Sliced pepperoni
Sliced salami
Mini pickles
Black olives
Cheese cubes
Babybel cheese

Instructions

Fill each half-pint jar half full with the mixed nuts.
Place each food on the bamboo sticks or appetizer picks.
Put each stick inside the jar, using the nuts as a place for them to rest securely.

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Add these to your next Wine and Cheese Party. Pin to Pinterest.

Fun Ideas for a Staycation at Home

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January 9, 2021 by Kecia Hambrick Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Travel Leave a Comment

Looking for some fun ideas for a staycation at home? Grab this free printable pack to make it FEEL like your family is on a real vacation! Play tourist in your own town with these stay at home vacation ideas including a bucket list, menu planner, printable postcards, room keys, room numbers & more.

Fun Ideas for a Staycation at Home

If your kids are getting antsy about being at home so much, we have a great boredom busters printable pack for you. These activities are guaranteed to help cure the boredom your family faces from being at home. They also create a vacation within the home.

Putting together a staycation for your family is a great way to have fun without actually packing up and leaving. It can be the perfect alternative for families that are used to traveling often. You can extend over a weekend or lengthen your stay and lay tourist in your town for an entire week.

Enjoy bringing the fun of seeing the sights into your own region by printing out this staycation pack!

This Staycation Printable Pack includes lots of ideas for a staycation so you don’t have to come up with all the planning on your own.

Inside this pack, you will get:

staycation cover page
2 postcards
hotel room keys
hotel room numbers
2 do not disturb door hangers
staycation itinerary
staycation menu
family bucket list of ideas

Basically everything you need to transform your own home into a fun little “stay-away”! Assign your kids and your self responsibilities like receptionist, chef, room cleaners, travel agency and so much more. You can rotate job assignments at the stay at home trip continues.

Use the hotel numbers and keys to convert your kids bedrooms into guest rooms. They can share a room if possible. The do not disturb door hangers can go up at night so everyone gets the rest they need.

Create an exciting menu mixed with your usual meals and some new ones that your family could try if they were really on vacation. The entire staycation can have a theme that the new dishes would fit into.

Pepperoni Pizza Twists
Have a Taco Tuesday
Grilled Cheese Night (bring the tater tots too!)

Or play food critic and visit some of your local restaurants and diners to review.

The real fun comes with the itinerary and family bucket list. There are SO many great ideas for a staycation at home on these two pages. Use the bucket list page to come up with the activities you will place on your family’s itinerary.

Stay at Home Family Bucket List Ideas

Movie-a-thon or Movie Night
Backyard Camping
Visit a National Park or Landmark
Board Games Tournament
Spa Day
Have a Scavenger Hunt
Take a trip around the world online

The bucket list includes blank spaces so you can add in your unique experiences for your family to enjoy too.

Visit a Hiking Trail
Head to the Beach
Take local Day Trips
Visit Art Galleries
Rate local Restaurants

… and so much more!

Make sure to send a postcard to family or friend, wishing them that they were there! This set includes two styles of postcard and of course you can print out photos from your own local tourist spots on the internet.

Download Your Staycation Pack

Want to bring this stay at home tourist printable back to your home? Pick up the Staycation Printable Pack in the Frugal Coupon Living store.

Staycation Printable Pack & Instant Download

Included with purchase:

stay at home vacation cover page
2 staycation postcards
hotel room keys
hotel room numbers
2 do not disturb door hangers
staycation itinerary
staycation menu
family bucket list of ideas

Print all items to multiply for as many as you need.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final Staycation Ideas and Staycation Printable Pack. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest! We would love to see and hear how you played tourist in your own city.

Wait! We have so much more. If you need more staycation ideas, check out our Spring Break Staycation post! Can be done any time of the year including summer vacation, winter break and more. Pin to Pinterest.

Sunday Habits for Busy Moms to Have a Productive Week

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January 2, 2021 by Kecia Hambrick Filed Under: Facebook, Frugal Living, Hacks, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

These Sunday habits for busy moms will help you stay productive all week long!

It’s no secret that moms lead a busy life. Whether you have one child or four, stay at home or work outside of it, there is always a list of things you need to do. And those lists never seem to completely go away. You mark off four tasks, and suddenly two or three more come up.

In order to stay (somewhat) on top of your busy schedule, you need to stay productive. You can do this by establishing good habits on Sundays. A typical calendar may start a week on Sunday, but most feel that Monday is actually day 1 – Monday is the first day of a new work week and it’s when the kids go back to school after the weekend, etc.

Sunday Habits for Busy Moms to Have a Productive Week

There is a good bit of “planning” and “doing” that should happen on Sundays if you want your week to go well. Let’s look at what needs to be planned every Sunday.

Sunday Planning

Goals
To-do list
Meals for the week
Outfits
Family budget
Exercise

Where can you keep all these plans? In The Busy Mom Binder of course!

The goals can be for yourself and for your family. Do you want to declutter the attic this week? Make a plan! Maybe little Johnny needs to sell 25 more candy bars for a fundraiser. Make a plan on how he will do it! Use the goals to help make your to-do list for the week.

The rest of the planning is self-explanatory, but deciding on these things on Sunday makes the entire week run smoother. No more washing clothes the night before your child needs to wear something specific to school the next day. No more “what are we having for dinner??” every night either!

Sunday Doing

With your planning finished, it’s time to do some things to prepare for a productive week. Here are some things you can do to lessen your weekly load.

Grocery shopping and meal prep
Clean and organize home
Clear out your email inbox
Wash and put away laundry
Go for a walk
Practice self care
Go to bed early

Doing these tasks ahead of time removes a lot of the guesswork or late-minute busyness that may come during the week. Meal prep can save you 30 minutes or more of standing in the kitchen on a busy Tuesday night. Doing up the laundry ensures everyone has fresh clothing to wear and that the planned outfits are ready to go.

To help you remember the important Sunday habits for busy moms, I’m offering a free printable list for my readers. This printable makes it easy for you to get all the Sunday tasks done so your week can be super productive. Print the list and keep it in your Busy Mom Binder or on the fridge – somewhere you will reference it each weekend.

I’ve also included a printable motivational quote from Mark Twain that says, “The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” These Sunday habits allow you to do just that. Not only are you getting started, but you are getting things done so that you can prepare for a smooth week!

I also have more Busy Mom Hacks if and you need them! Pin to Pinterest.

Sunday Habits for Busy Moms Printable

Download our free Sunday Habits printable. Subscribe and look for a link and password in your inbox. The password allows you to access and download all of our free printables.

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Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final Busy Mom Binder or Sunday Habits for Busy Moms to Have a Productive Week. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

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