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Girl Scouts Thank You Cards & Valentine Thin Mint Gift Tags

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January 26, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

Learn more about kinds of Girl Scout Cookies and show gratitude with these printable Girl Scouts Thank You Cards. Thank a volunteer, cookie buyer, or use the Girl Scout Valentine’s Day Cards to say thanks a lot for those that support your troop.

Attention cookie lovers! It’s cookie season. Enjoy your favorite Girl Scout treats and spread the love with others. Learn about some of the best Girl Scout Cookies, as well as when and where to buy them.

For our girl scout troop leaders and girls, we have included acts of appreciation. These appreciation notes are perfect for cookie deliveries, thanking your volunteers and cute Valentine Girl Scout gift ideas for teachers, coaches, neighbors and friends.

When do Girl Scout cookies go on sale?

Girl Scout cookie sales typically begin in January and some troops continue sales through April. You can purchase cookies through your local Girl Scout Troop and via girls participating in the Girl Scout Cookie Program. Sometimes these cookie sales will take place at a cookie booth found at local grocery stores.

If you are looking for a local troop or cookie booth near you, use the Girl Scouts Cookie Finder. Just enter your area’s zip code.

What Type of Girl Scout Cookies are there?

This cookie season, there are 12 kinds of Girl Scout Cookies. These boxed treats include…

Thin Mints: Crispy cookies dipped a chocolate mint coating.
Adventurefuls: Brownie inspired cookies topped with caramel and a hint of sea salt.
Caramel Chocolate Chip: Gluten-free cookies. Chewy classic chocolate chip cookies with a hint of sea salt.
Samoas: Also known as Caramel deLites. Crisp cookies with caramel, coconut, and a chocolate stripe topping
Do-si-dos: Crunchy oatmeal, peanut-butter sandwich cookies with PB filling.
Girl Scout S’mores: Your traditional graham sandwich cookies with a chocolate, marshmallow filling.
Lemonades: Shortbread cookies with with a lemon-flavored icing.
Lemon-Ups: Lemon cookies with inspiring messages
Tagalongs: Also known as peanut butter patties. Crispy cookies with peanut butter and chocolate covered coating.
Trefoils: Short bread cookies. The trefoil design is in the shape of the Girl Scout logo.
Toast-Yay!: Toast-shaped cookies with French toast flavor and dipped in icing.
Toffee-tastic: Gluten-free cookies. Buttery cookies with crunchy toffee bits.

You can see cookie ingredients and little brownie bakers llc details on the Girl Scout Cookie Flavors page.

When do Girl Scout cookies get delivered?

Only registered Girl Scouts can sell Girl Scout Cookies. Individuals cookie sales are usually collected in January and delivered and February. Deliveries can vary with each Troop.

Some girl scout girls elect to have an online cookie store. For orders through Digital Cookie site, where the customer has elected shipment by common carrier, orders will generally arrive within fifteen business days or fewer.

While cookies can be found on eBay and Amazon, the GSUSA cautions against these types of online purchases.

If you don’t know a Girl Scout, visit www.girlscoutcookies.org.

Girl Scout Cookies Thanks A Lot

Did you know there is a Girl Scout Manners Badge? Cookie season is not only a great time to practice table etiquette (perhaps with a tea party) but it also is a great time to say thanks! When delivering your cookie gift tags, attach a “thank you for supporting our troop” Girl Scout Cookies Thank You Card.

These adorable Cookie Order Thank You Gift Tags are perfect for your Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette or Senior. Simply download and cut and tie to your cookie delivery. Instead of delivering in a plastic bag, tie the order together with adorable twine or ribbon and attach your thank you note. They also are great for a cookie booth.

These tags are a vertical design with adorable girl scout clip art. In the center of the template are two types of thank you sayings. The first message reads “Enjoy your cookies. Thank you for supporting our troop!” The second thank you message reads, “Thank you for supporting our troop!”

These are not folded thank you cards, so there is no inside of the card or outside of the card. If you wish to add your daughter’s name to the gift tag, simply have her sign her name at the bottom or on the back of the card. The card back has plenty of room for a personalized thank you note message.

And since Girl Scouts of the USA retired in 2020 the shortbread biscuit dipped in chocolate with the adorable thank you message, AKA Thanks-a-Lot Cookies, these gift tags make an adorable replacement for your cookie boxes.

Hardworking volunteers also need a thanks. You can use these generic girl scout thank you gift tag year round. Wow volunteers with a thank you for your support message. Cut the gift tag, glue and center frame the sample messages on construction paper. Finally, have each girl sign the note!

Now that these Girl Scout Thank You Cards for Cookies have showed gratitude, how a Valentine’s Day gift idea for a few of those Girl Scout Thin Mint cookie boxes?

Girl Scouts Cookies Valentine’s Day Cards

Girl Scout Cookies Thin Mints are the most popular cookie to date. They are crispy and covered and chocolatey, minty goodness. If you find yourself with a few extra boxes and you are feeling a bit generous, download these “You were mint to be my Valentine” gift tags.

These Valentine’s Day Gift Tag digital files are so cute when tied to a box of Chocolate Mint Cookies. You do not have to be a Girl Scout for this Valentine’s Day Gift Idea for teachers, coaches, neighbors, friends, family and more.

Girl Scout Thank You Cards Printables

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These Girl Scout Thank You Cards for Cookies and Girl Scout Cookie Valentine Cards are perfect for the cookie season.

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Now that we have shared adorable ways to say thank you, how about encouraging ways to lift one’s spirit? You can attach these free printable girl scout cookie tags using our free random acts of kindness printables. Have the cookie mom keep a stack at your local sales booth for cookie time. Hand out with each purchase lifting one’s day. Random Acts of Kindness day is in February and falls naturally with cookie sales time. Pin to Pinterest.

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Working on the manners Girl Scout Badge and looking for fun activities? Host a Tea Party for the girls. Work on table manners, being friendly and helpful, holding a conversation, and saying thanks! You can even put these tea-rrific gift ideas together at your tea party. Just attach the note of thanks to your favorite Girl Scout cookies. Pin to Pinterest.

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16 Super Fun Minute To Win It Easter Games

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January 25, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Easter, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

Looking for super fun Easter activities? These Minute To Win It Easter Games are a great way to celebrate the holiday at home, in the classroom, or at church. Print our favorite Easter games for your next party. With instructions and a supply list, just set them up & let the fun begin!

The Easter holiday is approaching and all around the world, people are planning fun family gatherings and making delicious Easter treats with their kids. It’s truly a special holiday all about spending time with loved ones and celebrating new life, so it makes sense that everyone wants to make the occasion especially memorable.

One really fun way to make your spring party memorable is to bring fun Easter activities and games to the event.

What are fun games to play on Easter?

These fun Easter Games can be played right at home. They are also a great way to celebrate at church or in the classroom. You’ll have a blast doing these together no matter where you choose to set them up.

Pin the Bunny Tails on the Bunny
Egg Relay Race
Easter Egg Hunt
Egg Toss
Egg Roll
Easter Bingo
Easter Scavenger Hunt

All of these ideas are perfect for a gathering but if you want something unique and sure to bring a lot of laughter trying something out of the box! We’ve got some fun Minute to Win It Easter games for kids and adults of all ages. Just grab your stop watch and take a look.

How Easter Minute to Win It Games Work

These games are typically played with a timer set to 60 seconds. The contestant (or team) is given one minute to complete the challenge and to try to win. You can split up your players a few different ways.

Individual Vs Clock – In this example, each and invidudal races the clock to win the game within 60 seconds.

Group – In this example, two players go against each other to race to finish the task first.

Teams – In this example, players are split in teams. In each game, the team chooses a player to complete that task.

The games typically don’t need a bunch of items, so planning is simple and require common supplies like a bowl, plastic spoons, cotton balls, Easter grass, plastic eggs and more common things found around the house.

The quick games are perfect entertainment for transitions, classroom party, stress-relief, ice breakers, celebrations, and rewards. You can play them during Sunday School, at an Easter party and other events where a lot of people gather.

Tips for Playing Easter Minute To Win It Games

Make sure you read all the rules before you play! We’ve posted them on each individual game page. Please make sure everyone follows the same set of rules so no one is confused or competes unfairly.

We have also included a score card. You can decide if you are splitting players as individuals, groups or teams. Award points as each contestant completes a task. For example, first to finish can get 3 points, second to finish 2 points, and the player that finishes last can get one point. Alternatively, you can score Minute to Win it Games by giving each player one point if they are a winner and finish the game in 60 seconds.

Don’t forget to have fun! These Easter party games are meant to be a simple, fun way to join in the festive spirit of Easter and get everyone involved. The games are great for kids and adults! You can adjust it for any ability level or age group. You can also pair older kids with younger kids.

Minute To Win It Easter Games

Got 60 seconds? Take a look at a few examples of these Easter themed Minute To Win It Games.

Traditional Egg Roll Game – In this game of skill, players will push their egg towards the finish line. Moving as quickly as possible without breaking the egg is the goal! You can also use plastic Easter eggs or hard boiled eggs for less mess.

Chick Magnet – Using marshmallow chicks, this game can get a little sticky. Each person is given some peeps candy for this exciting peeps game. When the time starts, players will wet the marshmallow treats and get them to stick as fast as possible. When the timer sounds, the person with the most marshmallows stuck to them wins!

Grass Hunt – Players are blindfolded and have to use their sense of touch to find the jelly beans in an Easter basket filled with grass. With less than a minute to search them, who will find the most?

Suck It Up – Do you think you have what it takes to transfer jelly beans from one spot to another with just a straw? Players will love this classic game of skill as they try to move the Easter candy with only the suction in their straw.

In addition to these example games, we have 12 other games bringing your 60-second challenges to 16 fun engaging Easter games. These include Easter theme game titles like Flying Peeps, Jelly Bean Relay, Tart Towers, Face the Cookie Forehead, Candy Sort Pickup, and more.

Minute to Win it Easter Games Printable

Each of the 16 Easter Minute Games includes instructions plus a supply list including Jelly beans, Easter eggs, Peeps, Easter baskets and many common items found around the house. Games appropriate for kids, teens or adults.

These Easter games include instructions and a printable supply list. We also include a Minute to Win it score card so you can keep track of the winner. Who will win the golden egg?

Download, print and enjoy your next Easter Party or Family Game Night with with these Minute to Win It Games – Easter Themed!

Easter Minute to Win it Games Printable Set

Free Printable

Not ready to buy? Try a free Easter printable first. Download free printables from our resource library.

Plan an exciting afternoon filled with fun Easter Minute to Win it Games. They’re easy to plan and take very little items. You can even add more Easter games for kids like have contests for who can get the most eggs across the finish line or find the most candy in 1 minute!

Hop over and grab these engaging Easter ideas. Our games are perfect for everyone so invite all your friends and family members to hope over and take part in these exciting times. Happy Easter, and happy playing!

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Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your Easter games and let us know where you used them. Leave a comment here or on Pinterest!

There is more! Take a look at these Egg-cellent Easter Games for Kids, Adults, Teens and more. Many Easter Party ideas to gather and bring some egg-citing Easter fun. Pin to Pinterest.

Want to keep the Christian meaning of the season in Easter? Take a look at these 40 Easter Bible Verses. Use for the 40 days of Advent, Easter Week or read on Easter Sunday. These are easy-to-read Easter Scripture verses appropriate for kids. Pin to Pinterest or Facebook and save for later.

Lastly, take a look at all of our Minute to Win it Games. Spring games are fun but we also have games for all seasons. You can not only play Easter-themed games but Halloween, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Summer and more Traditional Minute to Win it Games.

Let us know your favorite!

20 Baby Shower Games Printables You Will Actually Enjoy

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January 11, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Birthday, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media 7 Comments

Need to keep the guest of honor and her closest friends entertained? Take a look at this this list of twenty baby shower games. These fun baby shower games printables are funny, entertaining and perfect ice breakers for everyone, young and old. Baby Shower activities the mom-to-be, guests, and you will actually enjoy!

Baby Shower Games Printables

I have five kids. With my five kids, I only had two baby showers. Additionally, I have not attended a baby shower in years. Well, that isn’t true. I went to one about two years ago, and I was out out of place because it has been so long. So research had to be done to find you all the best.

In my discovery for this post, this is what I learned. The internet does not lack baby shower games. You guys, there are lots however theya re spread all over the place.

Additionally, each game has about a dozen versions and is found on about another 1,000 blogs. So I did my good duty for you all and put together the best baby shower games that won’t throw you into an instant snooze. If I found the game multiple places, I found what I thought was the best version.

Take a look! We have more Tips for Throwing a Baby Shower including recipes, perfect for that mother-to-be’s cravings, and more baby game ideas. Also, these Baby Milestone Monthly Printables are adorable for photographing a baby’s age. Download this freebie for yourself or print as a shower gift with an 8×10 frame.

Adopting? Make sure you take some tips form these Adoption Party Ideas.

Baby Shower Party Games PDF

Planning a small baby shower for a close friend? How about planning a Gender Reveal? Hosting a Co-Ed Baby Shower? Need activities for a Virtual Baby Shower? Need baby shower games for a large group?…

Whatever your occasion, we have the BEST BABY SHOWER GAMES for your next gathering. Baby Shower bingo cards are a thing of the past and honestly are quite dull. Add a fun twist to your celebration with these really fun and funny Baby Shower Games.

Gender Reveal Games / Baby Shower Games List Includes:

The Price is Right
Hang the Diapers
Name that Baby Tunes
Baby ABCs
Chop Paci
Balloon Baby Twister
My Water Broke!
Chocolate Candy Bar Dirty Diaper
Mommy or Daddy?
Don’t Say Baby
Diaper Bag Detective
Guess How Many
Bobbing for Pacis
Mystery Baby Bags
Over, Under – Baby Game
What’s In Your Phone

Common baby shower game supplies include balloons, tiny plastic babies, diapers, pacifiers, balloons, blindfolds, baby bottles, pens and more common baby items.

Download 16 Baby Shower Party Games plus directions and supply list to keep the mother-to-be and her guests entertained. It also keeps you organized!

For a six starter baby shower game ideas, you can also print our six free Baby Shower Games including

Mystery Baby Bags
Name That Baby Tune
Baby Animal Game
The Baby Name Game
Over/Under Baby Shower Game
Diaper Bag Detective

Baby Shower Party Games Printables

Need individual games? We have more ideas to create a fun event!

Baby Shower Taboo from Fun Squared. You might recognize this classic game. Divide the guests into two teams and have someone draw a card. She needs to get her team to say the word at the top of the card, but she can’t say the 5 words below it as she describes.

Words for the Wee Hours from Happy Home Fairy. I was so happy to stumble upon this printable. Julie is a friend of mine for 20 years (where does time go) and she has some amazing printables. Print these Words for the Wee Hours. Challenge shower guests to make their own, but you can display yours on a clothes line with clothes pins. Vote on the funniest sayings or the phrases that make mom laugh the most at the little tinkle notes. This is not only fun, it gives the mama a pack of diapers – talk about a diaper changing need! Now I am dying for a friend to have a baby so I can gift these messages.

Name that Baby from DIY Network and TomKat Studio. Have each guest bring a baby photo of themselves. Post the photos on a board along with a printed number. Throughout the shower, guests can study the board and take a guess at who is the precious baby doll in each photo. Guest with the most correct answers wins. Up to 12 guests.

The Price is Right from Tula Mama. Set up a table with the baby item listed on this sheet. Have guests fill out their card with their best guesses for the price of each item like a pack of diapers, baby wipes, baby bottles, baby food and more. The person with the closest price of each item scores one point. The guest with the most points is a winner and wins a prize.

He Said, She Said from Unoriginal Mom. Just like the classic bridal shower game, is this fact about mommy or daddy. Pick up the free printable lips and mustache as well as the header for the fun game. But personalize for yourself in a Word Document.

How Sweet It Is from Lil Luna. Well this is fun. When playing this game, you can have a jar of candy around. Fill out the matching pregnancy term to the candy bar. For example, girls name would be Baby Ruth. Have a basket of candy bars mentioned in the game. Most likely, everyone will have these answers right, so give he bar to who shares the answer with the group when going over results.

Baby ABCs from PJs and Paint. Ready, set, go. You are timed trying find a baby related item that begins with each letter. If there are repeat letters (like two people choose diapers for D) a point is not awarded. Person with the most points at the end wins. Make sure your words are unique and baby related! Twist it up: play with a ticket. Unique ideas get a raffle tickets. At the end of the shower, you can draw raffle tickets for a fun prize!

What’s in your Phone from Inspiration Made Simple. It’s basically the same concept of “What’s in your Purse?” but baby shower edition. Each participant earns points for the item that they have in their phone. Things like having the Pinterest app or having the baby shower in your calendar.

Pass the Prize from Tula Mama. Similar to pass the present, start the game off with one person. Normally the baby’s mama! Mama has to pass the gift off to someone who matches the description in the line of the poem. Keep passing the gift with each line of the poem until the final line of the poem is read.

Celebrity Baby Names from For the Love of George. See who knows US Weekly best with this parents to celebrity baby name match.

Children’s Book Emoji Pictionary from Sugar and Soul. Ooohh, this one is a challenge. Identify the children’s book from the emoji given. Person with the most number of books right at the end, wins.

Speaking of baby shower Pictionary. Add Frugal Coupon Living’s Baby Shower Emoji Pictionary to your next party. You can get complementary this in our Baby Shower Games bundle or our free printable library.

What’s In Your Purse from Inspiration Made Simple. Similar to what’s in your phone game, gain points for the odd things you might find in your bag… Granola bar? Hammer? Photo of the kids?

Baby Jeopardy from Tula Mama. I will take “Nursery Rhymes for 300, Alex!” Play everyone’s favorite television game, the game of Jeopardy with all things fitting for a baby!

Name that Tune from Play, Party, Plan. Download this list of 50 songs with the word baby in the title ranging from Justin Bieber to The Beatles. See who gets the most songs right, first.

Name that Artist from Play, Party Plan. Contrary, as if at a poetry reading, read the lyrics to songs and see how many people can guess the artist. “They say were young and we don’t know, we won’t find out until we grow…” – Name that artist!

Match the Baby and Mama from Hey, Let’s Make Stuff. Match the mama to her baby! This animal mother and baby matching game is both challenging and fun.

How Long is Each Animal Pregnant from Paper Trail Design. Guess the gestation period for each animal; a fun baby shower game that is easy to pull of and isn’t overly annoying.

Baby Scavenger Hunt from Plan the Perfect Baby Shower. Riddles and rhymes, the race is on to score the prize! Follow these baby related clues in this baby shower game.

Baby Trait from Sugar and Charm. What will baby look like? Will his/her eyes resemble mom or dad? How about their hair color. Everyone shares their guess and at the end the mother to be shares hers. Whoever matches with the mom most, wins!

Wishes for Baby from Lauren Makes. Maybe not a game but a very good way to send off the baby and mother to be. These wishes for baby can be laminated and binded for the parents and child to keep forever! If laminating, print on cardstock.

About baby shower printables, I like to order my prints from Staples. It saves on ink and is only a few short miles from my home. I pick-up at the store, but of course you can upload them online and then have them shipped to your home.

To Order Your Printables at Staples*:

1. Download and save your image from this post. (Please note these images are for personal use only and cannot be sold or used for commercial use.)
2. Sign in or create a Staples account on their print service page.
3. Return to Staples print service page.
4. Go to Start Project.

See more about how to print at Staples in our video tutorial.

Don’t stop here! There are more Baby Shower Tips including recipes and more baby game ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Share this with the new mama (or the experienced mama) – Need to Know Newborn Tips, Hacks and Tricks. Pin to Pinterest.

Celebrate each month with these Monthly Baby Photo Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Adopting? Make sure you take some tips form these Adoption Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Originally published April 2019. Updated January 2022.

Princess Party Games

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November 23, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Birthday, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Recipe, Social Media Leave a Comment

If you had a magic wand that could sprinkle fun on our child’s princess birthday party, it would produce these engaging Princess Party Games. Enjoy these royal stamp of approval girl games, princess snacks & princess-themed party ideas.

Is your princess having a birthday soon? Throw a fun party fit for a princess with fun princess party games that entertain her and her friends for hours! Your little princess will be so thrilled with the royal treatment that she’ll be talking about it for years to come.

We have put together some Princess Party Ideas including princess activities to play with your guests. Here are some creative ideas including some Disney princess inspired games to play that will make your child’s party the best in all the land.

Princess Games to Play

Enjoy being a part of the fairy tale with these fun princess party games! There’s something for everyone whether your princess loves to get active with a game like the Mermaid Tail Relay or prefers a more laidback activity like a Princess Wand Making craft.

Here are a few of the games your princess can look forward to:

Princess Cake Walk: Cut out different sized pieces of cake and have the kids march around the room to music, stopping at each piece to eat it. The child with the smallest piece wins a prize.

Dress Up Contest: Have your guests dress up in their royal best and walk on stage for inspection

Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo: Cinderella fans will love this magical take on Duck Duck Goose. Use a magic wand to tap princesses for an extra touch of fun!

Poison Apple Bop: Keep the poison apples in the air, but once the music stops… POP! It’s time for a fun princess challenge hosted by the Queen herself.

Magic Carpet Rides: Join the excitement as this Princess Jasmine spin on musical chairs takes your party to new heights. Kids love this prince and princess game and will hurry to make sure they find a spot to sit as the music stops.

Princess Charades: Only a true princess can master this game of acting! Much like Ariel, you have to get your friends to guess what you’re trying to tell them without using your voice.

Tangled Rapunzel: Who wouldn’t get tangled up in all that hair?!! This is a silly game of wrapping your fellow princesses in long, golden “hair”. Using crepe paper, find out who can wrap their friend the fastest. Then break free from long locks and wrap the next player! Which team can finish the fastest?

Princess Party Games Printable PDF

Get these printable Princess Party Games PDF. Set includes ten engaging and fun games for girls from treasure hunts, to relay races, wand making and more. All with the Royal Stamp of Approval!

These princess games are mostly fitting for preschoolers to young ladies. Think ages 3 – 7. Princess Games PDF comes with princess games directions and supply list.

Princess Party Games Printable

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Princess Snacks

Of course, no party is complete without snacks! Dress up your royal party with some delicious treats that will enchant the guests.

Mermaid Bread: You can’t go wrong with this easy yet fun take on classic fish shaped sandwiches. Kids love making their own and eating them, too! Simply serve pieces of bread cut into a mermaid tail shape with whipped cream cheese spread on the bread. Serve with sliced strawberries to place as mermaid scales and a small pretzel twists to use a “tail” sticking out behind. See more Mermaid Party ideas.

Wishing Well Dip: This is a creative spin on the classic snack, fruit and dip. Dress it up with some sparkly glitter sprinkles to make it fit for royalty.

Crowned Cookies: For a fancier version of this popular snack, use a sugar cookie recipe to make delicious cookies in the shape of crowns. Serve with chocolate and vanilla frosting for dipping along with fruit puree or jam spread in between two halves of the cookie. You can pick up a crown cookie cutter here. Also use them to shape little tea cakes.

Strawberry, Mint, Lemon Water: Let your princesses feel fancy with a light fruit drink like this strawberry, mint infused lemon water looks in our tea party ideas!

See more Princess Party Food in our princess themed party ideas post.

There’s no doubt with these fun princess bday party games your daughter is going to feel like royalty. Getting the royal treatment with these fun games and snacks is sure to make for a celebration she’ll never forget! After these fun engaging activities at her birthday party, chare she sleeps soundly like Sleeping Beauty.

Also take a look at these Princess Party Ideas. Pair theme with your princess-themed games for an exciting gathering. Pin to Pinterest.

Take your party guests on a Birthday Treasure Hunt. This can be done for the princess to find each birthday gift. At the end of the birthday scavenger hunt, have all the goodie bags! This can also be done as a family birthday tradition within the immediate family. Pin to Pinterest.

Princess Party Ideas

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October 26, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Birthday, Crafts, Facebook, Games, Hacks, Home Improvement, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Recipe, Social Media Leave a Comment

Girl, put on your crown. This post is full of exciting Princess Party Ideas. Enjoy princess birthday cakes, party foods, crafts, princess party games, party favors and more! If the crown fits, wear it!

Your little princess is turning another year older. You know what that means. Bring on the crowns, sparkles, fancy food, and all things pink. It’s time for a princess party! If you’re looking for tips and ideas to plan the perfect princess birthday party, you’re in luck. We’ve got loads of cute ideas for princess cupcakes, princess games, pretty party food fit for royalty, and lots of décor, favors, and crafts that the kids can make to keep them entertained.

From tea party scones to strawberry cupcakes to sparkly pink slime to send home with every princess, you’re sure to find some excellent princess party ideas to use for your birthday bash. Happy planning!

Princess Birthday Cakes

If cupcakes are more your style, you can’t get any prettier (or pinker) than these lovely raspberry JELLO cupcakes. The white chocolate buttercream icing makes these cupcakes ultra sweet. They’re a nice change of pace from your usual chocolate or vanilla cupcakes. | Saving You Dinero

Rapunzel is a really popular princess, thanks to the Tangled movies, so these Rapunzel cupcakes could be perfect for your little princess. We love the bold colors of the purple icing with the yellow “hair” trailing down the side of the cupcake. And you can use a boxed cake mix and store-bought frosting for these, making them easier to prepare than you’d think. | Well If She Can Do It

Indulge your sweet tooth with these pretty pastel strawberry-filled cupcakes. It’s a vanilla cupcake recipe, and they’re filled with strawberry jam. This recipe makes a small batch of only seven cupcakes, so if you’re planning on lots of party guests, make sure to triple the recipe. | Amanda Wilens

How about some strawberry cupcakes that are full of real strawberry pieces throughout? They’re topped with a pink swirled vanilla frosting and a large pink gumball on top to complete the look. | Cookie Dough and Oven Mitt

Princess Party Food

Throwing a princess party in the fall or winter months when the weather’s chilly? The princesses will surely welcome this gorgeous, warming cup of Elsa white hot chocolate. It’s rich, creamy, ready in less than 10 minutes, and perfect for any princess. | Baking Beauty

If you’re considering a tea party, no tea is complete without some delicious scones. These chocolate chunk scones will go over well. This recipe makes eight scones, and they look lovely cut into heart shapes and surrounded by pink flowers. | Amanda Wilens

Speaking of tea, you’ll need some finger sandwiches for the affair. Since they’re served cold or at room temperature, you don’t have to worry about keeping them warm or reheating! | Aleka’s Get Together

Are you going for a Cinderella theme? If so, these magical pumpkin piñatas are an absolute must. They’re filled with lots of fun candy inside and will delight all the little princesses at your party. | Cookie Dough and Oven Mitt

Try foods themed after all the Disney princesses! There are many ideas here, like Anna’s sandwiches in the shape of crowns using a Princess Crown Cookie Cutter. Also try fairy bread in honor of Cinderella’s godmother, Tiana’s lemon frog cake, and more. | Play Party Plan

Belle’s grey stuff is super popular at the Disney parks, but you can easily make it at home for your princess party! It’s basically Oreo pudding. Adding the sugar pearls to each dollop of pudding makes it look extra fancy. | Lil Luna

These Beauty and the Beast Oreos are almost too pretty to eat. Almost. The Oreos are covered in yellow chocolate melts and topped with white icing and sugared red roses. They’ll look gorgeous on the dessert table. | Mommy Musings

Princess Party Décor

To make a significant visual impact for just a few dollars, try this plastic tablecloth backdrop in different shades of pink. It’ll look amazing behind your food table, and you could do one for a photo backdrop as well. | Smart Party Planning

Princess Party Activities, Crafts & Favors

Get ready to entertain your guests… your princesses… with these princess party games. Ten engaging and fun games for girls from treasure hunts, to relays, wand making and more. These games ad play to the party plan.

These princess birthday party games are mostly fitting for preschoolers. Think ages 3, 4, 5 6 and 7. Set comes with princess games directions and supply list.

These princess paper dolls will make beautiful party décor and could be given out as favors or used as a party craft, too. You can even save them after the party to decorate your little princess’s room. | Red Ted Art

These adorable princess candy necklace party favor printables will be a hit with the girls! They have an unbranded look, so they’re great for a general princess theme but could work for a Disney princess party, too. You can also find this printable in our 25 Free Disney Printables post! | Five Marigolds

You’ll be amazed at all the beautiful ideas in this post from Dinner at the Zoo, but one of our favorites was having the flower crowns for girls and gold crowns for boys so that everyone got something to sit atop their head, just like real princesses and princes. Other ideas that we loved were the jewelry selection station (with beaded and candy jewelry available) and the face painting station. | Dinner at the Zoo

Make batches of fairy slime to give to the princesses in attendance! Parents will appreciate that there’s no food coloring so that it won’t stain kids’ hands. It’s still lovely and sparkly, though. | The Best Ideas for Kids

For slime fanatics, this princess slime is another excellent choice. It’s made with only three ingredients and is pink and sparkly. What more could you ask for? Put in little jars with a ribbon tied around, and you’re all set. | Simple Everyday Mom

How fun is this pink princess cake mix playdough? It’s perfect if you’re throwing a party for toddlers or preschoolers. However, if you want to make this taste-safe, you’ll need to use edible glitter instead of real glitter. | Crayons and Cravings

Princess Party Crafts

Any Disney princess or Little Mermaid fan will love making this Ariel papercraft. You can print and cut all the pieces to make it easy for the kids to assemble their own mermaid in just a few minutes. It’s super easy to change out the hair and skin color, too, just by changing out the color of craft paper. | Ottawa Mommy Club

No princess can be without her crown. Making paper crowns is a great way to kick off the party. You’ll need some yellow or gold construction paper or scrapbook paper and lots of pretty stick-on jewels. | The Craft at Home Family

A proper princess needs a wand! Making paper leaf wands can be a super fun craft for the kids, especially if they gather their own sticks, get to choose their ribbon colors, etc. Of course, if you don’t have time for an extended craft, you could always reassemble them or at least prepare all the materials beforehand. | Barley and Birch

Here’s another princess papercraft that’s super easy to set up and make. If Snow White is one of your child’s favorites, they’ll love this craft! It looks just like her, doesn’t it? | Ottawa Mommy Club

We hope you enjoyed this list of princess birthday party ideas. We’d love to feature even more ideas! If you’ve thrown a spectacular princess party, share your pictures with us.

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Camping Scavenger Hunt: Fun Activity for Your Next Trip

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Looking for an adventure on your camping trip? Print out this camping scavenger hunt printable set for a fun activity for families with kids of all ages!

For those of you who enjoy a little bit of adventure on your camping trips, we have the perfect game for you: Camping Scavenger Hunt! This activity will help break up the monotony of a campout and give everyone something to do.

We’ve included some printables that can be used as clues in our scavenger hunt, as well as some riddles that may stump you along the way – but they’re all great fun. The best part is that this game can be adjusted to suit any age group or skill level, so it’s perfect for families with children of varying ages!

How to plan a camping scavenger hunt

Before the camping trip

Download and print out the camping scavenger hunt printables on cardstock.
Look over the clue cards and decide which ones work best for your group or family. Don’t forget to consider your location and what’s available where you’ll be camping.
Plan which order you want the treasure hunt riddles to be in according to your campsite, then add the number to the back of the clues.
On the clues and answers page, make a mark through any clues you don’t end up using so there’s no confusion later.
Print out however many “do not touch” labels you need on computer paper or adhesive label paper.
Attach the labels to the flat side of envelopes, setting clue one aside.

When you arrive at the campsite

Once you get to the campsite, double check your riddles and locations so setting up the game is quick and easy. You’ll want to take something like thin nails and a small hammer or even thumbtacks and tape that won’t leave residue to attach the clues to various surfaces.

It’s important to remove the tape, nails or tacks after the game is over so you can leave nature the way you found it.

Camping scavenger hunt rules

Read the first clue off and encourage the group to solve the scavenger hunt riddles together.

Once the riddle is solved, the group should head to the location(s) they think the clues are pointing to. When the group finds a clue, read it aloud, work to solve it together, then move on to solving the next one until they are done and the last envelope is found.

When you’re done hunting for treasures, take down any cards you haven’t used (or that weren’t found) so other campers don’t find them by accident and spend too much time trying to figure out what they are.

More fun camping activities

If you need more activities after your group completes the scavenger hunt, there are plenty of other activities for your next camping trip!

Sing campfire songs: Make up silly lyrics to some old favorites
Make s’mores: I mean, if you don’t make s’mores on a camping trip, did you really even camp?
Night Hide and Seek: When the sun goes down and the night sky appears, play Flashlight Tag
Photos: Take photos of your group on each day and post them on social media using #campingselfie. You may want to take pictures during the adventure as well that can be used later for scrapbooking adventures together – what’s more fun than looking back at how much fun you had when it was over?
Camping Journal: Make a camping journal for the kids on the trip to keep fun notes in, draw things they see, and write about their favorite moments.

Camping Themed Scavenger Hunt Printable

Download our outdoor scavenger hunt riddles for kids. This Camping Treasure hunt includes 20 camping riddles to go on an adventure when camping outdoors. Easy to read scavenger hunt clues will lead the kids all around the camp.

In our camping games kit, we included a “stop, please do not touch this clue” note to keep your clues safe if doing this treasure hunt in a public campsite.

What you get with purchase:

20 Camping Themed Scavenger Hunt Riddles for Kids PDF Instant Download
Camping Scavenger Hunt Riddles Answer Key
“Stop! Please don’t touch this clue” notes for public scavenger hunts outdoors

I hope you enjoyed these fun ideas and planning your group’s camping scavenger hunt. We have more camping games and printables you can use to make more fun memories while you’re enjoying nature

20 Camping Scavenger Hunt Clues Printable

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How to Throw a Lego Birthday Party: Ideas That Won’t Suck

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October 18, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

Throwing a kids’ birthday party can be stressful. Some things are supposed to be fun, but not when it comes to birthday parties. Here are some fun ideas that just might not suck. Everything is awesome with these fun LEGO Party Ideas. Enjoy LEGO Cakes, party décor, games, activities and more.

Is your child obsessed with Legos, scattering bricks everywhere as they build and create for hours? Are you looking for some creative ways to throw your kid a Lego-themed birthday party? You’ve come to the right place.

These 25 Lego birthday party ideas include everything from cake decorating ideas to games and favors, so there is something for everyone. Plus, they are all easy on the budget! You’ll be surprised at the super easy, affordable, and creative Lego party tips and tricks we’ve found.

These party ideas are sure to impress and delight any Lego lover!

First, let’s start with some amazing cakes with the brick or mini-figure theme.

Lego Birthday Cake Ideas

What could be more classic than the Lego bricks themselves? This brick cake looks just like the blocks and will be a huge hit at your Lego birthday party. Make the frosting any color you’d like, or create a couple of smaller cakes to make bricks in different colors. This cake is made with boxed cake mixes, which saves time preparing for the big day. | In Katrina’s Kitchen

Capture the look of Lego mini-figures in this fun Lego head cake. The fun thing about it is that you can give the head any expression you’d like! It’s easier than it looks to put together; it just requires some patience and time. She recommends using pre-colored fondant to get the bright yellow look. | Ashlee Marie

Really wow your party guests with this incredible Lego block cake that’s covered in colorful bricks and has a fun block design inside the cake as well. This is another cake that uses boxed cake mix to simplify things, which is terrific. Making the blocked colors inside is simple with a checkerboard cake pan set. | Pink When

Finally, if you’re more of a cupcake person, it couldn’t get simpler than these fun and easy Lego cupcakes with a candy melt brick on top. You can make them any color you’d like and put a bunch of cupcakes together in less than an hour. It’s the perfect idea for last-minute party planners. | Love from the Oven

Lego Party Food Ideas

Make some Lego cheese and crackers for a quick snack. They’re inexpensive to make, and kids will love them. All you need are crackers, cheese, and a small fondant cutter or knife to cut the circles. Easy peasy! | Tonya Staab

Want a healthy snack at your party? Look no further than these Lego frozen yogurt bricks made with fresh strawberries, blueberries, yogurt, and honey. Parents will be thankful to have one less sugary item available! | Surviving a Teacher’s Salary

Turn ordinary marshmallows into fun yellow Lego head marshmallow pops! Grab regular marshmallows, mini marshmallows, yellow candy melts, and lollipop sticks to get started on this simple tutorial for LEGO cake pops. They make great snacks for the party, adorable LEGO cake toppers or favors for after. | Savoring the Good

Serve up some yummy Lego brownies at the dessert table. Use brownie mix or grab a box or two of the Little Debbie brownies to put them together faster. | In the Kids Kitchen

Lego sandwiches are a breeze to make, too. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are popular with kids, but you can do the same thing with deli meat and cheese or even veggie sandwiches if you prefer. Just add the bread circles on top to make them look like bricks. They’d be a great addition to kids’ lunchboxes during the school year, too. | In the Playroom

You can never go wrong with Rice Krispie treats. These Lego Rice Krispie treats are so colorful and fun. Just top your usual recipe with the colorful icing and matching M&Ms to make the bricks. Gel food coloring yields the brightest colors, so make sure you grab gel instead of liquid food coloring. | The Soccer Mom Blog

These Lego cookies look scrumptious, and they’re made from scratch, so you know they’re extra yummy. However, you can probably recreate the idea with pre-made cookie dough and royal icing. | For Modern Kids

Who says you shouldn’t play with your food? These Lego build and play Jello snacks were meant for fun! Make them in all kinds of fruity flavors, and the kids can stick them high while enjoying a jiggly snack. | Passion for Savings

Lego Party Décor

For easy party décor, recycle your corn starch canisters to make some cute Lego heads with different faces. Since they’re already the perfect shade of yellow, there’s no painting involved. Just draw on the different facial expressions, and you’re good to go. Better yet, your kids can use these jars to store their Legos even after the party is over. | Organized 31

Build some of your décor out of Legos! It’s such a clever idea. You don’t have to think big… small items like building your own utensil and napkin holder can pack a big visual impact. To keep it permanently secure, add some hot glue and use forever to hold utensils, napkins or even future LEGO supplies. | Artsy-Fartsy Mama

Make giant Lego “bricks” with boxes, wrapping paper, and construction paper. You can also create Lego faces by drawing faces on yellow balloons. Both of these ideas are super easy and inexpensive, perhaps check out the Dollar Tree for your decorations! | Desert Chica

Create a Lego bricks garland using construction paper, tape, a hole punch, and some string. How easy is that DIY LEGO banner? It’s a great way to create colorful party décor without a lot of effort. | A Crafty Spoonful

Lego Party Favors

Our Lego travel case makes an excellent party favor, and they’re not very expensive to put together. Just use discount pencil boxes and Lego tape along with some bricks inside, and you’ve got a fun activity that kids can take on the go and enjoy long after the party is over. | Frugal Coupon Living

Upcycle all your old broken crayons to make some fun Lego man crayons! Talk about inexpensive favors! Aside from purchasing the mold, the little LEGO crayons would be free! Everyone has their own minifigure to go. You can also use the mold to make chocolate Lego figures, too. | Mama Smiles

Use some bricks and colorful yarn to make Lego friendship bracelets for all the party guests. The kids can help make them, but they’ll need an adult to drill the holes in the bricks to run the yarn through. | Kids Activities

Lego Party Games and Activities

If you love LEGO games, download and print our Building Brick Party games. Using many common supplies found around the house, including a lot of LEGO theme building bricks, enjoy twelve party games. Play these printable LEGO minute to win it games, relay races, LEGO building challenges and more.

Every party needs some photo props to make pictures a little more fun! Making LEGO head photo props is super easy following this tutorial. | Moms and Crafters

For another LEGO party activity, kids will get a kick out of playing Pin the Head on the Lego Dude. It’s a free printable that you can grab for the party and set up in no time. You can use just paper and tape, but if you want the kids to be able to play this over and over, add Velcro tape to the backs of the Lego heads, and place the body on a large piece of felt. That way, it’ll be easy for kids to stick the head on while they’re blindfolded. | Paper Trail Design

Play a game of Lego ball toss to keep the kids entertained! Just cut two or three holes in the top of a painted box for the kids to toss tennis balls into. It’s easy enough for all ages to play, as you can adjust for age by putting the younger kids closer and the older kids further back. Check out the other party ideas here, too. This blogger threw a Lego party for just $17! | Sweet Frugal Life

Set up this Lego race track before the party, and let the kids build their own cars out of bricks and accessories. Then, put those cars to the speed test on the race track. The kids are sure to play this game over and over. | Tonya Staab

This Lego bean bag toss is another fun game the kids can play. This game board is made from a box, and you can make simple bean bags using felt. You don’t need to be a pro at stitching to sew simple bean bags, but you could even use fabric glue if you prefer. | East Coast Mommy

It just wouldn’t be a Lego party without a building challenge, would it? Grab this printable challenge and build a spinner out of Lego pieces to make it extra fun. Give it a spin, set a timer, and see who can build the challenge item the fastest (or the best). | Artsy-Fartsy Mama

We hope you find these suggestions helpful as you plan your child’s next birthday bash.

Speaking of LEGOs, if you have a LEGO fan, take a look at these LEGO Hacks for the home. Pin to Pinterest.

I’ve not learned how to get my kids to stop growing. Because of this, it feels as though I am planning birthday parties all the time. Looking for more Birthday Party Ideas. We have them – parties for toddlers, for boys, for girls, for teens and more!

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The Best Thanksgiving Games for Family & Friends

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Enjoy these fun Thanksgiving Games with family and friends. Some of the best Thanksgiving party games for a Friendsgiving, classroom party, or as new fall family traditions.

There is something about cooler weather and the first leave to fall that makes me want to bring all the family tradition out. From fall festivals, picking apples, carving pumpkins, and hosting friends and family.

What do kids do at Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving is full of fall traditions that are very exciting for kids. From baking pumpkin pie to watching football, creating Thanksgiving crafts to viewing the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, there are many activities and family traditions that kids and patriciate in.

Prepare activities for your next Thanksgiving with the kids in mind. Of course a family game night (or even a family game day) is a bit out of the norm on Thanksgiving. However, if you are looking to bring a fun thanksgiving activities for adults, kids, family and friends, take a look at these unique Thanksgiving Party Games that will create some amazing memories.

What are some games for a Thanksgiving party?

If you are looking for a list of activities to keep your guests entertained, take a look at these fun Thanksgiving party game ideas. Twelve of the best thanksgiving games for kids and adults that aren’t bingo, board games or football. Use for a Thanksgiving classroom party, for hosting a friendsgiving or add as a new family tradition for the fall.

Bobbing for Apples

In this traditional thanksgiving game, players try to grab an apple out of a bucket of water using only their mouth. This can be twisted into a similar game by typing apples on a string keeping everyone from sharing germs.

Turkey Leg Ring Toss

Similar to ring toss, see how many rings you can get on the turkey legs. For a night game, add glow in the dark necklaces as your rings.

Turkey Leg Hunt

Similar to an Easter egg hunt, only seekers are finding the turkey legs. Easy to make. Lots of fun included.

Gobble. Gobble. Eat

This Thanksgiving dinner game requires you to be on your feet while eating. Okay, you actually take a seat but you better be paying attention!

Candy Corn Pyramid Toss

In this minute to win it challenge, see how many candy corns you can score in 60 seconds!

Turkey Bowling

Grab your pumpkins and let’s go bowling. Fun as an outdoor or backyard Thanksgiving game.

Turkey Waddle Relay

Thanksgiving requires outdoor games that don’t include football. ~~Run~~ waddle your way to the finish line in this Thanksgiving relay race.

Pumpkin Drop

More waddling required in this relay race that add miniature pumpkins. Shake your tail feather as you go!

Pumpkin Roll

Just like the Easter egg roll classic game, only with pumpkins. Roll your way to the finish line in this Thanksgiving day race.

Candy Corn Search

Get messy in this whipped cream pie tin game. See if you can be the first to find all the candy corn in this Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Game.

Roll on Relay

Using your nose, get ready for laughter and squeals in this race against two players.

Printable Games for Thanksgiving

Don’t waddle, run and download these twelve Thanksgiving games printable that keep the party lively and the guests laughing. This Thanksgiving printable PDF includes instructions and a supply list.

Playing these unique and creative games will create ice breakers, deeper friendships and bring plenty of laughter. Appropriate for ages kids to adults!

Thanksgiving Games Printable PDF

Thanksgiving Charades Cards

Have you played charades? Charades is an excellent party game for adults and kids. In this word guessing game, one player acts out the word phrase while the rest of the group guesses. Try to act out some of these Thanksgiving themed charades cards including pumpkin pie, potluck, cranberries and more.

If you are not ready to buy our Thanksgiving family games, download our free Thanksgiving printables including these free Thanksgiving Charades Cards.

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More Games for Thanksgiving

The are a wide range of Thanksgiving games for family, kiddos and adults. Take a look at some of these other fun Thanksgiving game ideas that aren’t football!

Use as Thanksgiving games for kids for a classroom party, get creative and bring these as fun activities for Friendsgiving, or create new and exciting Family Traditions this Fall.

Also download our Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games. Teammates will race to complete 60 second challenges to be declared the Turkey Bowl Champion.

Gather a few supplies likely already in your home including Turkey feathers, googly eyes, timer, dice, construction paper, plastic cups, sweet potatoes, pom poms, tissue box, clothespins and more.

Other games to consider are Thanksgiving Bingo, Thanksgiving Scattergories, Thanksgiving Mad Libs and more.

These fun games are sure to build up an appetite so you can Sit and enjoy your Thanksgiving feast! Enjoy.

Get crafty too. These fun Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids can be done in the classroom or at home. Pin to Pinterest.

Now that you have the Thanksgiving entertainment planned, focus on the table! Look a look at this beautiful Thanksgiving Table Décor. Pin to Pinterest.