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October 17, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

We’ve put together the funniest baby shower games ever! Celebrate the mom-to-be with a baby shower games list printable PDF with game instructions and a supply list.

Do you have an upcoming baby shower to plan for a friend or loved one, or maybe even for yourself? If so, you are going to need some games to play at your amazing baby shower. But what games should you play? Don’t fret because we have some great baby shower games for you to enjoy at your next baby sprinkle.

What are fun baby shower games?

It doesn’t matter if the baby shower you are throwing is co-ed or ladies only, you will still need some fun baby shower games to play. You will find a mix of games here that are appropriate for co-ed or ladies-only baby showers, and none of these baby shower games require a whole lot of setup or planning in advance.

Most of these games are interactive and designed to get all of the guests either talking or up and moving. Included in these printable baby shower games is an emoji Pictionary baby shower game that is perfect for guests to play as they arrive. Once everyone has arrived and had a chance to play you can pull out the answer sheet and see how many everyone got right, make sure to have a prize on hand for the winner.

These fun baby shower game ideas include…

Name that Baby Tune

I bet you know plenty of songs with the name baby in the title… Oh baby, baby, baby (namet hat song… Hint: Justin Bieber.) In this fun baby shower game, have a series of songs few only a few seconds while players guests their title.

How to Play:

Have a list of songs with the word baby in the title. Play them for a few seconds each. Using paper and pencil/pen, your guests will guess the song title and get bonus points for including the artist too. At the end of the game, give a prize to the person who guess the most baby tunes correctly.

Supplies:

Paper
Pencil or pen
Music player
Playlist of songs
Timer

Hang the Diapers

Blindfold players in this hilarious shower game. Watch as players stumble trying to hang the diapers on the clothesline.

How to Play:

Split player into teams and blindfold your players. On the start of go, using clothes pins, players will hang as many diapers as they can from a pack of diapers onto a clothesline. The team that gets the most diaper hung in the set time is the winner. Optional: Also include related items like baby socks, onesies and burp cloths.

Supplies:

Clothesline or rope
Clothes pins
Pack of diapers
Optional: onesies
Optional: baby socks
Optional: burp cloths

Mystery Baby Bags

Many of these games are easy to set up ahead of your shower. For example, for Mystery Baby Bags, all you need are ten brown paper bags and ten baby items to put inside of them. Put one item in each bag, number the bags 1-10, and let the mom-to-be and guests guess which baby items are inside the bag. Whoever has the most correct guesses wins!

How to Play:

Label ten bags numbers 1 to 10. Put a baby item in each bag. Without opening the bag, players will guess what is inside. This game can be played as guests are arriving or eating.

Supplies:

Brown bags or cloth bags
Paper
Pencil or pen
Baby items

Chop Paci

This is a quick and easy baby shower game. It’s a very funny game and can be used as an ice breaker at the start of a party. It’s sure to get baby shower guests chuckling. Careful, don’t let the mama’s water break. You can also make this a minute to win it baby shower game setting a timer for 60 seconds.

How to Play:

Using chopsticks, see how fast players can loop pacifiers onto a chopstick using only their mouth. Want to use the same baby shower game supplies and twist up the game? Give players two chopsticks and have them move pacifiers form one bowl to another in the fastest time. Don’t have chopsticks, use a plastic spoon and scoop the binky instead.

Supplies:

Pacifiers
Chopsticks
Optional: Bowl
Optional: Timer

Baby ABCs

See if you can come up with a list of baby items starting with every letter of the alphabet. The more unique your answer (for example, no one else lists the same item) the more points you will rack up to win the game. Make this game harder by coming up with the ABCs of celebrity baby’s names, nursery rhymes, baby food flavors and more.

How to Play:

Give everyone a piece of paper where they will write down the letters A all the way to Z. On the start of go, players will come up with baby items that start with the letter A, letter B, Letter C, so on and so forth all the way to the letter Z. The more unique the answers, the more likely they are to get a point when all answers are shared. When everyone is done or when time is up, share answers. If players are the only one with that answer and every grees that is a baby item, that playe rget sa point. The player with the most points at the end , wins.

Supplies:

Paper
Pen or pencil
Optional: timer

Balloon Baby Twister

Looking for an interactive baby shower game that the mom-to-be will absolutely love watching? Then check out Balloon Baby Twister! It’s a classic game of Twister with one small catch…you have to play with a balloon tucked into your shirt like an expectant belly!

How to Play:

Grab a Twister Board. Players will each insert a balloon under their shirt to look like a pregnant mama. The rules of Twister applies. Whoever doesn’t fall or lasts in the game the longest, wins pregnancy Twister.

Supplies:

Twister game
Balloons

My Water Broke

This amusing baby shower game can be played with a party drink or used as an interactive baby shower game. If the mama to be calls “my water broke” don’t accuse her of crying wolf!

How to Play:

Before the party, fill an ice cube tray with water and tiny plastic babies. You can use the ice cube babies in drinks or players can do whatever it takes to get their baby out of the ice cube. The first person that has their plastic baby to fall out of the cube of ice, wins.

Supplies:

Ice cube trays
Water
Tiny plastic babies

Candy Bar Dirty Diaper

Let’s admit it, this is a gross shower game but oh so silly and a popular baby shower game. Players are going to guess the poo center of a newborn diaper. Make sure to number your diapers so you are sure which candy bar is which.

How to Play:

To prepare for this interactive baby shower activity, melt candy bars within a diaper in the microwave. Yes, melted chocolate does look like a giant poop emoji. Pass the diapers around and players will smell the poo center and try to guess the brand or flavor of the candy bar. Player the gets the most candy bars answered correctly, wins.

Supplies:

Pack of diapers
Blindfold
Candy bars
Permanent marker to number diapers
Paper
Pen or pencil

Don’t Say Baby

Looking for a cheap but fun baby shower game? Then how about “Don’t Say Baby”? The game is very self explanatory. Just don’t use the word baby.

How to Play:

Each guest gets three clothespins pinned to their shirt when they arrive for the shower, and if at any time a guest says the word “baby” whoever they were talking to or overhears them can steal one of their clothespins. The guest with the most clothespins at the end of the shower wins a prize!

Supplies:

Clothespins

Diaper Bag Detective

This is a fun game where baby shower gifts can be used as the items you play with. At the end of the shower, the mama can keep the items. In this easy baby shower game, guess the items that would be found in a diaper baby without using your eyes.

How to Play:

On a table, lay out baby items that might be found in a diaper bag. You can add some unique items if you would like. Cover the items with a towel and players will feel around on the items and try to guess the item under the towel. You also can create a blind box (a shoe box with a hole to insert players hands to feel the items.)

Supplies:

Towel
Baby Items
Paper
Pen or pencil
Optional: blind box

Guess How Many

This is a classic baby shower game also seen as an ice breaker game at many events. Guess how many are in the jar only the jar is a baby bottle (or baby food jar.) You can play this fun game traditionally or twist it up by guessing a certain number of a type of candy found in the plastic bottle.

How to Play:

Using candy like M&Ms, Skittles or Jelly Beans, fill a baby bottle. Guests for the baby shower will guests how many are in the bottle. You can make the game more challenging, like the nursery color is green. Guess how many green Skittles are in the bottle. Closest player wins the bottle.

Supplies:

Baby bottles
Candy

Mommy or Daddy

Another popular baby shower game for co-ed showers is “Mommy or Daddy?” In this fun baby shower trivia game, see who knows mom-to-be and dad-to-be best. For co-ed baby shower games, see how well mommy and daddy know each other.

How to Play:

To play this game you will ask the mom and dad to be 20 questions, where they can’t hear the other’s answers before the shower starts. Once everyone has arrived, ask the parents-to-be to guess the answer that the other one gave to the questions. You can also poll the audience before reading off the answers! The winner / winners will have the most correct answers.

Supplies:

Paper
Pen or pencil

Bobbing for Pacis

Are you hosting a fall baby shower. Really it doesn’t matter but this DIY baby shower game definitely is pulled from a popular bobbing for apples game… bet you can guess how to play! Oh this game is so funny.

How to Play:

Have a line of buckets filled with water and pacifiers. You can even add ice to make the game more menacing. On the start of go, players will get on their knees and bob for apples. The contestant that gets the most pacifiers pulled from their water pail in that time, wins.

Supplies:

Buckets or an oversized pot
Water
Ice
Pacifiers
Timer

The Price is Right

A unique baby shower game that you might enjoy playing at your next baby shower is “The Price is Right Game.” You might want to pick up a long microphone for this fun activity and perhaps play the Price is Right Theme song when reviewing answers.

How to Play:

To play this game you will need to set up a table with a list of baby-related items on it. Have each guest fill out a card with their best guess of the price for each item. Whoever gets closest to the actual price of the item scores a point, and whoever has the most points at the end of the game wins a prize or a baby shower party favor.

Supplies:

Baby Items
Paper
Pencil or pen
Price is Right Theme Song

Over Under Baby Game

This fun trivia game for a baby shower requires a few numbers. Quiz the parents ahead with things like due date, parents age, etc. Contents will need to guess over or under in this unique game.

How to Play:

Find out facts about the parents-to-be that involve numbers. For example, how many kids do they want to have? How many siblings does dad have? Write out the facts with the numbers you assigned and have each guest write Over, Under or Right On for each fact. For example, “John and Jane want 3 kids.” (The real answer is 2, so anyone who guesses under gets that answer correct.) Player that guesses the most correctly is the winner.

Supplies:

Paper
Pencil or pen

What’s In Your Phone

Let’s get personal in this game. Find what’s in your phone. It would be interesting too see what generation the winner comes from Gen X, Gen Y or Gen Z… or whatever those other seasons of kids are called – millenials and baby boomers.

How to Play:

Just like “What’s in your Purse?” but baby shower edition. Each participant earns points for the item that they have in their cell phone. Things like having the Pinterest app, a photo of the pregnant mom or having the baby shower in your calendar, etc.

Supplies:

Phone

Baby Shower Games Printable

What makes ours the best baby shower games? This right here. A list of baby shower games you can print and play at your baby shower. These are just a glimpse of the hilarious baby shower games that you will find in this printable baby shower game list. All of these games are easy to set up and are lots of fun to play as you celebrate the new mom-to-be.

Keep your baby shower guests entertained. We have all the activities and baby shower games you need for your next gathering. Use this list of the best baby shower games for gender reveals, virtual parties, co-ed showers and more.

Put the play back in your party plan with these low-cost party activities for a baby shower. These 16 baby celebration game ideas include directions as well as baby shower game supplies so you can be an organized host. In addition to these fun game ideas, you can will also get a bonus Baby Shower Emoji Pictionary game printable.

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Fun Baby Shower Ideas

Need more baby shower ideas? We have plenty of fun and cheap baby shower ideas including games, shower ideas, gender reveals and recipes.

If you aren’t waiting until birth to find out the sex of your baby, take a look at these incredible Gender Reveal Party Ideas. Creative and unique gender reveal ideas that incorporate pink or blue, he or she. Smoke bombs, confetti, balloon pops, and surprise boxes. Get ready for the excitement! Pin to Pinterest.

Hosting a baby shower? Take a look at these Baby Shower Tips and Ideas including fun recipes, games and hosting tips. Pin to Pinterest.

So this idea is kind of fun and definitely original. This 4-in-one Baby Shower Scavenger Hunt can be used multiple ways. Use for a Gender Reveal, Name Reveal, Prize or Baby Shower Party Favor Hunt. This baby shower game set also includes a What’s in Your Purse Game. Pin to Pinterest.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your baby shower ideas. What activities did your baby shower guests and mommy to be, love? Leave a comment here or on Pinterest!

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You’ve Been Gobbled Printable

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Download this cute You’ve Been Gobbled printable set complete with free printable door hangers, signs and Thanksgiving gift tags. This fun Thanksgiving activity can be used in the classroom, neighborhood, or among family and friends.

You may have heard of the Halloween tradition “you’ve been booed” where you surprise someone with a gift package full of Halloween cheer, and then ask them to continue sharing it with others. Well, “you’ve been gobbled” is the Thanksgiving version of sharing some holiday cheer with others.

You’ve been gobbled is a fun Thanksgiving tradition that you can get the whole family in on. It’s essentially Secret Santa but for Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is all about what we are thankful for in our lives and friends, family, and neighbors are certainly on that list.

So how do you put together a you’ve been gobbled surprise gift basket or bag? Well, the first thing that you need to do is print the you’ve been gobbled free printables, and decide who you plan to surprise. Once you’ve decided on a couple of friends or neighbors you will need to decide what items you would like to surprise them with.

You’ve Been Gobbled Gift Ideas

Let’s talk about some you’ve been gobbled gift ideas that you might want to include inside of your Thanksgiving surprise basket. A hot drink mix like hot chocolate or apple cider would be perfect, a Thanksgiving-themed pot holder or dish towel, or a fall-scented candle.

Some other gift ideas include a boxed cake mix with frosting, some fall-scented hand soap, a coffee mug, a can of pumpkin (include your favorite recipe for it), or a coloring book and crayons. Novelty Thanksgiving toys, candy, and a Thanksgiving card are also nice additions to your basket. You can put whatever you like inside of your gift basket, the point is just to share the Thanksgiving spirit with others.

Once you’ve decided on who your recipients are and what to put in the basket, it’s time to decide on how to drop it off.

How to You’ve Been Gobbled

It’s easy to gobble friends, family and neighbors. First, using many of our ideas out together a low-cost basket (or bag) of treats. You can add cute gift tags to the outside of the bag. Make extra copies of the printable so when you Gobble the recipient, you can also drop off copies of the printable set.

Most people choose to leave their basket in a nice version of a ding dong ditch. Basically, you wait until a time that you know they are home, but are unlikely to run into them coming in or out, and set the basket on the porch with your you’ve been gobbled printable. Ring the doorbell and take off before you are seen!

Once that person has been gobbled, they will hang on the front door, the door hanger that says “we’ve been goobled.” The will use the extra copies of You’ve Been gobbled and gobble another friend or neighbor.

The fun is passed along down the street, down the hallway or around the circle of friends.

How can I use the Gobbled Printable Set?

The best thing about this Gobbled Thanksgiving Tradition set is it can be used for many reasons in the month of November. Pas sit along the office for a fun holiday activity. Are you a teacher? This gobbled gift idea can be used in a school setting and move like wildfire from classroom to classroom. Imagine the joy that would bring Thanksgiving week before the holiday break comes.

Friends

Start a holiday tradition with friends and neighbors. This you’ve ben We’ve Been Gobbled set is perfect for neighbors and friends. It can even be accompanied with a Friendsgiving party invitation and left on a friend’s doorstep. In addition, consider a neighbor that doesn’t have family and friends for the holiday. Leave an extra Thanksgiving plate of Thanksgiving dinner so your friend can have a small feast. No need to pass the tradition along. The act of kindness can stop there.

Adults

You’ve heard of we’ve been booed, how about we’ve been boozed? The holiday season is a perfect time for friends and family, use this printable gobbled set to deliver boozy goodies. The you’ve been gobbled door hanger is perfect for attaching to the neck of a wine bottle on Thanksgiving day as a special thanksgiving treat.

Kids

Of course we would not be Frugal Coupon Living, if we weren’t talking about Elf ideas. Use this Gobbled printable as an Elf on the Shelf arrival idea. You could even dress Elf in in a turkey costume or pilgrim costume and have him/her deliver special Thanking treats as a welcome back idea!

Teachers

We all know how teachers can get burnt out with the craziness of the holiday season. This is perfect staff appreciation idea for a Thankful Thursday gift for a teacher. They can pay it forward to colleagues as a staff activity or graciously accept the gift for Thanksgiving and stop the activity there. In addition, this fun Thanksgiving activity for kids can be passed along from classroom to classroom. If you are the home room or PTA mom, ask your teacher about doing something like this to boost the morale of the school.

Whichever you choose, make sure that you let your kids in on your you’ve been gobbled project. It is a great way to teach them about the importance of caring for our friends and neighbors. Have them include a Thanksgiving coloring page, or a Thanksgiving card that they have made. Let them give their input on a gift that you include, and if they are fast runners you can let them leave the gift on the porch!

You’ve Been Gobbled Free Printable

Download our free printables. including the You’ve Been + We’ve Been Gobbled Printable set. The kit comes with a door sign, door hangers, and Thanksgiving gift tags. Use the gift tags and attach them to baskets, the outside of paper lunch bags or a small gift boxes.

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The you’ve been gobbled Thanksgiving basket or gift bag is a great way to share some Thanksgiving cheer with those around you. Make sure that you include the you’ve been gobbled printables so that whomever you give it to can keep on paying it forward with holiday random acts of kindness. If someone has gobbled your family, make sure that you put the we’ve been gobbled door hanger on your door so that others will choose a family who hasn’t been gobbled yet.

You’ve Been Booed Holiday Ideas

The fun doesn’t end there. You can do this idea for every major holiday. Get Booed, Gobbled, Elfed, , Pierced, Egged and Shamrocked! These are all free holiday printables you can download today.

Halloween You’ve Been Booed
Christmas You’ve Been Elfed
Valentine You’ve Been Pierced (coming soon)
Easter You’ve Been Egged (coming soon)
St. Patricks’ Day You’ve Been Shamrocked (coming soon)

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The Best Thanksgiving Games for Family & Friends

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Enjoy this fun Thanksgiving Games with family and friends. This Thanksgiving games printable include of the best Thanksgiving party games for a Friendsgiving, classroom party, or Thanksgiving potluck. You can even use these Thanksgiving game ideas to begin some new family traditions for fall.

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.

Thanksgiving is a perfect time to get together with family and friends. It’s a pretty chill holiday but definitely has many opportunity to not be a bore.

What are some Thanksgiving day activities?

Thanksgiving is the perfect time to wrap up your fall bucket list. Common thanksgiving traditions and activities include a morning Turkey Trot, watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, anticipation of a silly Elf on the Shelf returning, baking, a backyard football game and perhaps lots of eating. There are plenty of activities and Thanksgiving games that can be done with both friends and family, kids and adults.

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 setting the Thanksgiving table, 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 but doesn’t mean you can’t try something new and non-traditional. If you are looking to bring a fun thanksgiving activities for adults, kids, family and friends, take a look at these unique Thanksgiving games for kids and adults 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.

These DIY Thanksgiving Family games can be pulled together in a matter of seconds. With a list of easy game instructions and game supplies, they keep you organized and on track. Use for a Thanksgiving classroom party, for hosting a friendsgiving or add as a new family tradition for the fall.

Thanksgiving game ideas include…

Bobbing for Apples

You’ll need: Bucket, water, apples, string

In this traditional Thanksgiving game, players try to grab an apple out of a bucket of water using only their mouth. Need to adapt this game into something germ-free? This can be twisted into a similar game by typing apples on a string and hanging from a tree or pole (keeping everyone from sharing germs.)

Turkey Leg Ring Toss

You’ll need: Rings, tape, brown grocery bags, newspaper

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. For brief directions, turkey legs can easily be created using brown paper bags. Twist the top to make the leg.

Turkey Leg Hunt

You’ll need: Plastic Easter eggs, washi tape, candies or small prizes, plastic spoons,

Spin this Easter game into a hilaroius thanksgiving-themed activity. Similar to an Easter egg hunt, only seekers are finding the turkey legs. Easy to make. Lots of fun included. Of course everyone will love the prize inside!

Gobble. Gobble. Eat

You’ll need: A plate of Thanksgiving food

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! Through pleasant conversation (don’t change what you are talking about), take turns spilling key words. make sure you follow the table instructions when you hear those key words.

Candy Corn Pyramid Toss

You’ll need: Gravy bowl, cups, candy corn, mini marshmallows

In this minute to win it challenge, see how many candy corns (or marshmallows) you can score in 60 seconds! Use gravy bowls or cups to catch the flying candy.

Turkey Bowling

You’ll need: Construction paper, plastic cups, pumpkins, 2-Liter bottles

Grab your Halloween pumpkins and let’s go bowling. With construction paper, you can decorate cups or 2-litter bottles into cute turkey crafts. Fun as an outdoor or backyard Thanksgiving game on turkey day.

Turkey Waddle Relay

You’ll need: Balloons

Thanksgiving requires outdoor games that don’t include football. ~~Run~~ waddle your way to the finish line in this Thanksgiving relay race. With a balloon between your legs, hobble to tag your teammate as they continue to race. Fastest team, wins.

Pumpkin Drop

You’ll need: Baskets, mini pumpkins

More waddling required in this relay race that add miniature pumpkins (yam or gourd.) No hand sand don’t let your pumpkin fall to the floor. Shake your tail feather as you go!

Pumpkin Roll

You’ll need: Pumpkins

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

Candy Corn Search

You’ll need: Whipped cream, pie tins, candy corn

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

You’ll need: Sweet potatoes

Using your nose, get ready for laughter and squeals in this race against two players. Here’s the twist, no hands!

Each of these games shares a brief description of how to play. Print the Thanksgiving party games printable (below) to get the entire list of games and full game descriptions as well as a supply checklist.

Printable Games for Thanksgiving

Using many common supplies you have around the house, enjoy these Holiday Games for Thanksgiving. These Thanksgiving-themed activities are sure to continue the fun for the whole family.

Our Thanksgiving games printables include…

Thanksgiving Party Games

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 Scavenger Hunt

Want another idea for Thanksgiving morning. Take your kids on a treasure hunt with this fun at home Thanksgiving Scavenger hunt. This set comes with both 20 rhyming riddles of kids for kids to solve and a Thanksgiving photo scavenger hunt for toddlers and preschoolers. This fun activity can be inside with clue cards or outside with a checklist.

Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games

Do you love fast paced games? How about 60 second challenges? These fun Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games are perfectly themed for the fall!

Thanksgiving Charades Cards

Have you played charades? Thanksgiving 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, Thanksgiving 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 kids, adults, family and friends. Take a look at some of these other fun Thanksgiving game ideas that aren’t football! use them in the classroom, at youth group, at a Friendsgiving, Thanksgiving potluck or with kids party.

It’s time to put the play back in your party plan without breaking the bank. Our goal is to bring you low-cost entertainment but plenty f fun!

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 homemade games you can do yourself 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 and Happy Thanksgiving!

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. They would be perfect for a friendsgiving, family dinner or an office Thanksgiving potluck. Pin to Pinterest.

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September 27, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Christmas, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

Are you looking for a fun Christmas tradition & holiday activity for the family? Download these printable Christmas scavenger hunt clue cards. Included in this fun activity are 20 rhyming riddles for kids solve and uncover a fun treat or gift. Use over Christmas break or to uncover a Christmas Eve box!

When the holidays roll around, there’s no better way to get into the spirit of the season than by playing together with a Christmas scavenger hunt. This game is a great way to engage your entire family in some friendly competition and spend some quality time together.

Whether you want to play during a Christmas party or another holiday gathering, this guide will help you get started. Simply follow the steps and ideas below to plan your own holiday scavenger hunt that everyone will love.

What are some good Christmas Scavenger Hunt Ideas?

To add a bit more of the holiday spirit, here are a fun cute ideas that you can pick and choose from:

Have an Elf on the Shelf or Santa deliver the first clue.
Wrap the first clue as a present that’s opened on Christmas Eve.
Encourage your team to dress in festive holiday attire or an ugly Christmas sweater.
For every clue that’s solved, a team member gets to take a piece of Christmas candy or a holiday treat from the prize bowl.
Hide a small holiday-themed toy in with the final clue for the winner.
Have players carol or sing Christmas songs while they search.
Set up a cocoa bar to enjoy when the players find the last clue.

Now that you have all the tips and ideas for planning your own Christmas activity, let’s talk about some fun clues.

What are some clues for a scavenger hunt?

While a Christmas scavenger hunt checklist is fun (see some in our Christmas Traditions), having Christmas scavenger hunt clues is just a bit more fun. Kids will race around the house solving Christmas riddles. It just makes it more interactive and engaging.

Take a look at some of these fun Christmas rhyming riddles we include as clue cards in our printable Christmas scavenger hunt.

Clue 1

Ready or not, this Christmas treasure hunt has begun. Find the first clue where the stockings are hung.

Clue 2

Christmas carolers sing beautifully in a choir. Go to the family car and look behind the tire.

Clue 3

Red and white stripes and a cool minty taste; these striped candies, they never go to waste!

Clue 4

To stay on Santa’s nice list, don’t be a grouch. You next clue can be found, under the cushion on the couch.

Plus sixteen more for a total of twenty Christmas clues for a scavenger hunt. You choose the order for your holiday fun.

What are good prizes for a Christmas scavenger hunt?

There are two ways to incorporate gifts or small trinkets with holiday scavenger hunt. You can have a gift with each new clue or keep a big gift, like a Christmas Eve Box, for the end of the treasure hunt.

Small Prizes

Small gifts are perfect for a scavenger hunt. You can have a small trinket for each scavenger hunt seeker. Christmas party favors or candy canes are perfect to place with each clue. Perhaps your small prizes can be placed together into something larger. For example, have all the ingredients and supplies needed to create a gingerbread house or cookies for Santa.

Christmas Eve Box

You might ask what’s in a Christmas Eve Box? A Christmas eve box is a gift given the day before Christmas. Often it contains Christmas pajamas, a Christmas movie, a Christmas book, hot chocolate and other night before Christmas ideas.

Christmas Presents

If you hold a Christmas scavenger hunt on Christmas morning, consider having a Christmas present with each new clue. This would make a fun Christmas morning activity for the kids and instead of the Christmas tradition of opening all the presents underneath the Christmas tree, you are moving around the house finding a new present with each clue card.

Elf on the Shelf

If you have an Elf doll, an Elf scavenger hunt is the perfect idea. Simply have your Elf on a Shelf bring the first clue and then let your kids hunt for the rest of the clues. You can use the Christmas scavenger hunt below or use a similar treasure hunt meant for an Elf on the Shelf scavenger hunt.

How to Plan a Christmas Scavenger Hunt

The first step in planning a Christmas scavenger hunt is printing a copy of the Christmas scavenger hunt clues. You can download the festive printable PDF here. It contains both clues & an answer key.

Once you have those printed out, you’ll cut them apart and choose which clues work before the the locations you want to include in your Christmas scavenger hunt. You can also make sure the fun last longer by making sure you include more cards.

The cards are Christmas themed with cute patterns and rhyming clues that will take players all through out the house looking for their next clue.

The second step is to place the clues around your house, yard or apartment. You can be as creative as you want with this part. You can make it easy by placing the clues in obvious places or get creative and hide them in harder to find spots.

If you’re hiding the clues inside, we recommend that you put them in locations that are safe and not too difficult to get to. You can also pair teens or older kids with younger children, so all hunters are on an equal playing field.

The third step is to gather your family or group of friends together and explain the rules of the game. You’ll want to go over how many people will be playing, what the goal of the game is and any other important details.

Once participants understand the rules, you’ll be ready to start the game. If you’re playing as a team, when all the clues are found, the team that has found the most clues wins the game.

If you’re playing as an individual, the first person to find all of the clues and make it back to the starting point is the winner. You can even set a stop watch or give a time limit and let each person run the clues one at a time.

No matter how you play, a Christmas scavenger hunt is a great way to get everyone in on the holiday fun.

With these simple steps, you’ll have everything you need to plan your own Christmas scavenger hunt.

Printable Christmas Scavenger Hunt PDF

Santa is about to come, but before he does, it’s time for the whole family to have some fun!

Follow these Christmas treasure hunt clues. 20 fun Christmas Themed Scavenger Hunt Riddles that are perfect for an at home scavenger hunt. Christmas Treasure Hunt rhyming riddles will lead your kids indoors and outdoors.

Choose the order of scavenger hunt clues and omit clues that do not fit your home or seeker. At the end of the treasure hunt, find a surprise gift, candy or even a fun Christmas treat.

What you get with purchase:

20 Christmas Scavenger Hunt Clues Instant Download
Christmas Themed Scavenger Hunt Riddles Answer Key

Click here to download and printable Christmas Scavenger Hunt Clues. You can also get the Christmas clues in the Year-round Scavenger Hunt Set.

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For more Christmas fun, try these holiday season ideas:

Traditions are routine activities your family does every year. Take a look at these 25 Christmas Traditions to start now! Some really cute ideas you might use year after year. Pin to Pinterest.

Want to fill the day before Christmas with some family fun? These Christmas Eve Traditions including holiday activities the whole family will enjoy. Pin to Pinterest.

If you have a North Pole visitor, instead of the Christmas hunt, get the Elf on the Shelf Scavenger Hunt! This set includes 22 treasure hunt clue cards that are fitting for your Elf on a Shelf doll. Pin to Pinterest.

With these fun Christmas activities and Christmas scavenger hunt game in hand, you’re ready to start planning an epic holiday scavenger hunt for your friends and family.

Merry Christmas!

Disney Princess Party Ideas

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September 21, 2022 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

For get the birthday cake! 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. Simple sprinkles give the cupcake some texture your birthday princess will love. | 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. Add a fun gum ball for sweet treat cake toppers. | 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. These princess party drinks are 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, candy buffet and you could do one for a photo backdrop as well. This aurora inspired backdrop screams all things pink. Adjust the princess party decorations tablecloth colors to fit your favorite Disney princess. | 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. Add these princess games to play to the party plan.

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

Now we need a few low-cost Disney Princess party supplies. 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 with her favorite Disney princess. | Red Ted Art

For more Disney Princess party ideas, these adorable princess candy necklace princess party favors 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. These could even be used as invitations. You can also find this free princess themed birthday party printable in our 25 Free Disney Printables post! | Five Marigolds

A princess party theme needs an amazing crown or tiaras. 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

Want a fun princess themed birthday party favor? 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. Every little girl will enjoy making paper crowns as 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.

Keep the party entertaining with these Kids Party Games. Some of the best party activities for kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Need more Kids Birthday Ideas? Enjoy Themed Party Ideas for Kids, Adults, and Families.

This also includes our Popular Tea Party Ideas, perfect for a Princess Birthday Party.

You can keep parties small or even celebrate small celebrations every six months. Take a look at these…

Cheers to another year!

1 – 12 Monthly Baby Photo Ideas – Track Your Baby’s Age in Photos

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September 20, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Photo, Pinterest, Social Media 1 Comment

Are you a new mom (or seasoned mom) in need of monthly baby photo ideas? Track your baby’s age in 1 – 12 month baby photo ideas. In addition to some amazing month to month baby photoshoot ideas, download our free monthly printable milestone stickers and signs for your baby’s first year.

We are expecting and with the upcoming birth of a newborn, I am in nesting mode. Nesting mode for me includes planning how I am going to take those adorable 0 to 12 month photos (and as I plan and look at ideas, wondering if I will give up after 3 months!) Take a look at the creative Monthly Baby Photo Ideas below.

We think you might get inspired like us!

This post as been updated! You can view the blog post about the birth story of my twin boys.

How do I take the best milestones photos in baby’s first year?

One thing monthly baby picture ideas have in common is they are taken in exactly the same location with very similar props. Staging monthly pictures the same way for the first 12 months of life allows the viewer (aka parents, grandparents and all those who will coo) to see how much baby has grown. Take this photo month by month. You can use the same date of the month, usually around their date of birth.

Fun ideas for milestone baby photos include a Moses basket, a bedroom chair, a milestone blanket and/or monthly signs. Another adorable idea is to have your child in the same outfit as a newborn all the way to a one year old. This really shows how big baby has gotten as they begin to fill in their onesie or t-shirt.

How can you use monthly baby photo ideas?

When taking photos every month during your child’s first year of life, ask yourself how do you want to use these photos. Most people use this cuteness to share to social media or even print for a baby book. However, you can also turn these photos in to artwork or birthday party décor for a baby’s first birthday. When you are done with all your staged photos, combine them into one file in 4×3 or 3×4 setting. This gives you 12 images to see how baby has grown. You can use this combined file to print on a canvas and hang your child’s room or in the hallway. Canva is a great free resource for combining all twelve images into one image.

How can I calm my baby down for a photoshoot?

Guess what. In the first year (and maybe the next 18 years) babies are in charge of the photoshoot. In order to get the best photos, consider your child’s schedule. Make sure they are fed, changed and well rested. The best photo shoots occur shortly after a feed when baby has had time to digest and play. Be careful not to get too close too naptime.

Once baby has gotten upset during a photo shoot, trying to continue shooting might not be a great strategy. Consider calming baby with milk or an outdoor walk. If baby cannot calm, put your photoshoot props aside. Give yourself grace. A five month old photo doesn’t have to be taken on exactly five months old. Five months and one day or five months and two days is still just as precious.

Fun Ideas for 1 – 12 Month Old Baby Photos

Watching baby grow can be lots of fun (and oh so sad too!) No matter the emotions it brings, every mama watch to capture that growth spurt in time. Capture those special moments with baby photographs every month. There’s no need for a professional photographer. These adorable DIY ideas for monthly baby photos will give you amazing photo inspiration during baby’s first year of life.

First let’s start with a free digital download. Use this free printable as inspiration as you look at all of these cute monthly baby ideas. They are the perfect prop for your lasting memory.

1-12 Month Baby Signs Free Printable

We heard you and made our own free monthly baby printables! Feel free to use these cute monthly printable signs as you’d like. They come in two colors: blue and pink. This makes this perfect for any gender – a little guy or little gal!

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.

Flower Monthly Photo Ideas

How amazing is this Monthly Birthday Floral Series from #watchavanellegrow by Lauren Bowyer. Adorable flowers are use as an idea for monthly numbers 1 to 12. Notice her background template is pretty basic. Even baby’s outfits are minimalist. However, the flowers pop as the baby ages.

Black & White Light Box

Amazon has a Lightbox which will help with these Monthly-Lightbox-Photos from Mrs. Kosakowski (link unavailable.) This sticks to a black and white baby’s photo shoot. Pair with other black and white modern baby props for baby’s pictures.

Monthly Milestone Blanket

I love watching the different Monthly Batzkids Blankets and creative ideas from Instagrammers. This idea from @allyouneedisliv, but you can also see what we did with our blanket and the month of November!

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Gobble, Gobble this little turkey is one month old! #onemonthold #batzkidslove This fun blanket comes from @batzkids. Find them in our Baby Registry Checklist and Monthly Baby Photo Ideas. Link in profile or www.frugalcouponliving.com/monthly-baby-photo-ideas

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See also our monthly milestone blanket on Instagram. You can grab a Huge Selection of Monthly Milestone Blankets online. These blankets make capture baby’s first year easy as they provide an instant backdrop. Just add seasonal props like a pumpkin for Halloween or eggs for Easter.

Belly to Baby Photos

Enhance mama’s belly with a growing baby. This is so cute all the way from pregnancy (before mom’s due date) to one year. We are in love with this Belly to Baby Monthly Series from Simply Rosie. I actually had a great friend do this idea and eventually she was holding a ten year old boy. It was photo with a lot of humor as the child could barely be held in her arms. (I mean we all have our own quirks for creating memorable photos!)

Monthly Photos for Dad

Even dad can get in on the fun. Lift Baby Up in Dad’s Arms with this Monthly Milestone Idea from Little Meg. This allows mama to be the professional photo since we know dad might capture the moment of projectile milk vomit and declare “got it!”

Developmental Milestones

Canva would be a fun place to replicate these Monthly Milestone Photos with your baby from Tonya Teran. Treasure those incredible milestone with this baby photo idea. Write your child’s height, weight, size, and any milestones they are going through.

Baby Chalkboard Photoshoot

The Photographer’s Wife did a great job using a simplistic chair with a black background and chalkboard Font. Baby’s pictures can be taken in front of a painted chalk board wall and you can have fun with the 1-12 roman numerals. Don’t want to paint your walls? Use chalkboard contact paper or paint a board. Or take this picture with a green wall or even black while and play with ah chalk font in the Canva platform.

Moses Basket Bassinet

Use a Basket to Show Baby’s Growth like Little Lucy Lu baby’s pictures. This is adorable with a baby blanket or pillow.

Black & White Baby’s Pictures

Hide your skill and turn your photos into greyscale or black and white baby photos. Take a basket but turn it into a Black & White Monthly Photo Memory like this idea on Tekoa Rose.

Chair Photos

Keep everything the same except the onesie! Add a number to the onesie sharing each monthly milestone like A Girl Named PJ.

Sticker Numbers on White Onesie

Focus on the background and have fun brightly colored fabric still using a number on the onesie like this idea from Laura Wifler. It’s easy to find white onesies for baby and 1-12 monthly stickers for baby.

Same Onesie Outift

Watch your newborn baby grow in something very obvious. Wear the same onesie outfit like this progression series from Erica’s Bloggity Blog.

Colorful Baby Photo

Mix patterns and textiles with baby. If you are artsy, enjoy adding different background and textures to your baby photos. Go gold using bright colors and a fun standout number in this Monthly Baby Milestone Idea from Oh Joy!

Newborn Announcement

Your first monthly photo can also be used as your newborn announcement idea. Tiffany Burke has done an amazing job capturing newborns, but how about this Newborn Announcement would be great incorporated into monthly birth dates.

Precious Moments Facts

Include mom holding the little one and update the photo with some Descriptive Baby Milestones like this idea from Larissa Another Day. This can easily be done with a baby app on your phone or with a free photo editing tool like Canva.

Stuffed Animal

Toys and lovies can be great props for baby milestone photos. Grab a favorite stuffed animal and keep the background the same like this Monthly Baby Photograph Idea from Kristen Honeycutt. We did this with our twins. One child had a raccoon and the other had a fox. This helped us identify who was who in our identical twin photos.

Colorful Milestone Photo

Add color! I love these Milestones and Colors brought together from Darling Doodles Design. Additionally, check out Canva to help with your creation.

Calendar Photo

For this monthly milestone progression, lay baby on a calendar each month like Ashley Ann Photography. From due date to birth date to first birthday, capture baby as the days on the calendar roll along.

Rainbow Baby

Spell it above with felt letters like this Monthly Photo Idea from Famille Summerbelle. This is also perfect for a rainbow baby as it takes the shape of an arch and uses a lot of colors.

Baby Milestone Blocks

Let a 1-12 baby number cube say it all like this Monthly Birthday Photo Series from Hello My Love. You can make your own DIY baby milestone blocks or buy baby monthly milestone blocks online.

Balloon Photos

Add Balloons like this 0 to 12 Month Balloon Series Idea from A Crafted Passion. Add a balloon to the photo for each year of life. Notice mama kept baby in the same outfit in each photo.

Also take a look at these FREE Monthly Printable Milestone Stickers and Signs.

Eric Carle The Very Hungry Caterpillar Inspired Stickers from B is for Boy.
Floral and Vine Monthly Photo Signs from Craftivity Designs.
Peach and Navy Monthly Stickers from I Heart Arts N Crafts.
Brown and Brightly Colored Monthly Signs from Mom and Wife.
Pastel and Primary Stickers from Daffodil Design.
Chalk Monthly Photo Signs from Reason to Skip the Housework.
Solid Boy and Girl Monthly Stickers from Attempting Aloha.
Animal, Pandas, or Circus First Year Signs from Phil and Mama.
Chalk Monthly Milestone Stickers from Little Stuff.
Boy and Girl Monthly Printable Signs from The Frugal Fairy.
Necktie Monthly Onesies from How to Nest for Less.
Fruit and Vegetable Monthly Photo Signs from Pea to Pumpkin.
Turtle Monthly Stickers from Sugar Pickle Designs.
Chevron Pink, Blue, and Grey Monthly Signs from Kid Magazine.

Many of these freebies are no longer available but Etsy has plenty of monthly baby stickers you can find perfect for your own baby photoshoot.

Don’t forget our Creative Pregnancy Announcements. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at our popular post – Newborn Tips and Hacks. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at these Toddler Tips and Hacks – Tips for new and old moms! Pin to Pinterest.

This blog post has been updated. It was originally published Sept 18, 2016.

Fun Halloween Minute to Win it Games for Adults & Kids Alike

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September 19, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Facebook, Games, Halloween, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

On your mark, get set, go! Grab your stop watches and race to complete these fun Minute to Win it Games for Halloween. Sixteen of the best Halloween Party Games for Adults & Kids. This Halloween games printable set includes supply list and instructions. The only thing scary is the fear of not winning!

Halloween is great because it is the first holiday of the fall season that everyone has an excuse to celebrate. Halloween parties begin popping up and everyone is thrilled to gather.

What games do you play at a Halloween party?

When hosting a Halloween celebration, it’s important to find some fun Halloween party games. Go with the theme of the party or the them of the season when planning party activities. These can include traditional games like donut eating race, apple bobbing, mummy race, or three-legged relay.

To keep the party moving along, try fast paced games. These can be accomplished with a kids birthday party for Halloween or Halloween adult party. Include Halloween-themed minute to win it games that are only 60 seconds each.

How do you play Minute to Win it Games at a party?

It’s very easy to create and play a minute-to win it game. Similar to kids party games, you have a set of instructions and a set of supplies. Grab a stop watch because for minute to win it games, you only have one minute to complete the action and win the game.

Halloween Minute to Win it games are great party activities because when you time a game, you add excitement and a rush to win. No one wants to be the looser and since each game is only a short 60 second challenge, there are many opportunities to win. These games can be completed in teams, pairs, or even as individuals verses the clock.

What are some good Halloween Minute to Win It Games?

If you find yourself as the host of Halloween parties, make sure you have something to entertain your guests. Minute to Win it party games are quick and easy and really engaging for kids. They can behave as ice breakers at the beginning of a party or they can liven up a lull in a gathering.

Gather a few supplies including whipped cream, Halloween candy, a bowl, straw, witch cauldrons and of course a timer. Then have fun with these DIY Minute to Win it Games for a Halloween Party.

Eyeball This Blows

Blow plastic eyeballs down the table onto the floor in a bucket in this 60 second game. If the eyeball falls to the floor and doesn’t land in the bucket, you better be ready to start over. The whole family will love this challenge.

Goal of the game: Be the first team to get all (or the most) plastic eyeballs into your bowl.

Supplies: Plastic Eyeballs, Buckets

Mouth of Dirt Spoon Relay

In this Halloween relay race, race to the finish line collecting gummy worms, gummy frogs, plastic bugs and more.

Goal of the game: Using no hands be the team that picks up the most objects from the bowl of chocolate pudding.

Supplies: Chocolate Pudding, Gummy Worms, Gummy Frogs, Plastic Bugs, Bowl, Spoons

Jack-o-Lantern Stack Attack

It isn’t a minute to win it party without a pyramid of plastic cups. Decorate your cups like a jack-o-lantern, when stacked, and race to unstack and restack your jack-o-lantern pattern.

Goal of the game: Stack your plastic cups in the fastest pyramid shape. Don’t let them collapse.

Supplies: Permanent Marker, Orange Plastic Cups

Dracula Teeth Face the Pie

If you are looking for a hilarious minute to win it game, this one is sure to bring the laughter. Ever player will receive a set of vampire teeth and enjoy a piece of pie. See how fast you can eat your pie to win the game. The trick, your hands are behind your back!

Goal of the game: Using plastic teeth, eat your pie the fastest. It’s hard to stay clean when you can’t use hands.

Supplies: Dracula Teeth, Pie, Plates

Rollin’ Away

Can you unroll the toilet paper roll without it breaking? Of course it’s a race to the end, but if it breaks your chance of winning is over! Save the extra paper for a mummy challenge.

Goal of the game: Be the fastest player to unroll and entire roll of toilet paper without it breaking.

Supplies: Toilet Paper Rolls

Masked Sticky Note Challenge

It’s time to get everyone in a sticky situation. Have a blast covering your teammates face in Post-It Notes. Team that uses the most sticky notes in one minute time is declared the winner.

Goal of the game: In sixty seconds, add the most Post-it notes to a teammates face.

Supplies: Sticky Notes

Mummy Wrap

Using rolls of toilet paper, kids of all ages will love this classic mummy wrap game. See how fast you can wrap your teammate. Of course, the fastest time wins, however if there is a break in your toilet paper roll you loose a few minutes on the clock!

Goal of the game: Wrap your teammate with a full roll of toilet paper. Be the fastest team to to this (without loosing any time on the clock.)

Supplies: Toilet Paper Rolls

Spider Mover Nose Dive

Transfer plastic spiders from one place to the next place using only your nose! How, you ask? The secret trick is Vaseline.

Goal of the game: In this nose mover game, pick up the most spiders and move them from one plate to the next using only your nose.

Supplies: Vaseline, Plates. Plastic Spiders

Spider Throw Bucket Head

A spider race has never been so fun! In this traditional minute to win it game known as bucket head, opponents are each given a line to stand on. The first player must toss spiders into the bucket on player two’s head. Team that gets the most spider in the bucket without falling out is the winner!

Goal of the game: Catch the most spiders in your bucket in 60 seconds.

Supplies: Plastic Spiders, Buckets

Pumpkin Ring Toss

Let’s go back to the classic Halloween party games… a ring toss. In this twist on the traditional game, see how many points you can get tossing glow stick bracelets or necklaces on the pumpkin stem. This pumpkin toss game can be substituted with plastic pumpkins or even witch hats.

Goal of the game: Get the most rings on the pumpkin steam (or witch’s hat)

Supplies: Glow Stick Bracelets, Pumpkins

Defy Gravity

Grab balloons and see how long you can keep them in the air with this fun minute challenge. Add some excitement with an opponent shooting a water gun at the balloons in the air.

Goal of the game: Keep the most balloon in the air for one minute.

Supplies: Balloons, Water Guns

Spider Web Toss

Hang a spider web on the wall or in a door way. On the start of go, begin tossing plastic spiders on to the web. Team with the most at the end of one minute, is the winner.

Goal of the game: Get the most plastic spiders stuck the the spider web in one minute.

Supplies: Plastic Spiders, Spider Webs

Suck it Up

Marshmallows… candy corn…? You name the bag of candy supply you use when you race to transfer all the candy from one plate to the next using a straw.

Goal of the game: Be the player to move the most candy from one plate to the next using only your mouth and straw.

Supplies: Straws, Marshmallows, Candy Corn

Hang the Glow Stick

Similar to the Christmas Minute to Win it Game, instead of hanging the ornaments see how quickly you can hang the hooked glow sticks. What’s the trick? You can’t use your hands.

Goal of the game: To be the winner, be the team to hang the most glue sticks on the string in sixty seconds.

Supplies: Hooked Glow Sticks, String

Ghost Face Whipped Cream Toss

Have you ever taken the cheese puff, whipped cream face challenge? Only instead of Cheetos, you are using black pom-poms to see how many will stick on your teammates face creating quite the ghostly look. Grab your camera for a fun memorable photo of your ghosts before everyone washes off.

Goal of the game: Toss the most black pom-poms on your teammates face in 60 seconds.

Supplies: Whipped Cream, Black Pom-Poms

Pumpkin Pie Whipped Cream Shovel

No tricks, only treats as you find yourself digging through whipped cream to find the candy pumpkins. Race to transfer all the pumpkin candies from your pie tin to your paper plate.

Goal of the game: The winner finds the most candy pumpkins in the whipped cream pie in one minute.

Supplies: Whipped Cream, Candy Pumpkins, Paper Plates, Pie Tins

From youth group Halloween themed party games to classroom party celebrations, family game nights and neighborhood fall festivals, these sixteen fun Minute to Win it games for Halloween will have your guests laughing and remember this occasion for along time.

Halloween Minute to Win it Games Printable

Is your palette wet? There is nothing scarier than not being prepared for the entertainment at your Halloween party. If these games made you excited, get the full list of game directions and the checklist of supplies. It’s time to put the play back in your kid/adult party plans.

Download, print and enjoy your Fun Halloween Minute to Win it Games Printable PDF complete with supply list and instructions. The set includes all 16 fun Halloween games. The only question remains, who will win your 60 second challenges?

Halloween Minute to Win it Games Printable

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Commonly Asked Questions

Below are the answers to your burning questions about these Halloween party game printable set.

Can these minute to win it games for adults be played by kids?

Absolutely. All of our minute to win it games for Halloween (and holidays beyond) are perfect for kids and adults. Adapt harder minute to win it games for kids by pairing younger kids with older kids. You can also change the length of time to win or change to goal of the game to win based on the age of the players.

Disclosure: These adult minute to win it games should only be played by those young at heart, that like to have fun and laught. Warning: Slight craping in the abdomen from laughing will likely occur. Consult professionals if cramping and laughter persists.

Are these scary Halloween games?

Scary games? Not at all! These Halloween party games are what we call spook-tacularly fun. They actually can be performed in the classroom, at a church Halloween party or even during a trunk or treat gathering. Of course if you want to make them scary, play in a dark room or in the middle of a ridiculously terrifying haunted house. You could also change the time to win from 60 seconds to 10 seconds (that feels quite terrifying.)

Do these printable Halloween games include supplies?

This Halloween party game set is entirely a digital download. Purchase, download, print and use the printable game set to guide you through instructions. The set does include a game supply list so you can use your existing Halloween décor, shop at the Dollar store, or make adaptions for what you already have on hand.

Is this an editable document?

These non-editable games for Halloween are a printable PDF. You will need a free version of Adobe Acrobat or a PDF viewer. You can not edit the document.

Where can I print these games?

Download these October games to your computer and print with your at home computer. Don’t have a printer? You an print at your local print shop or your Staples Printing Center. Watch this video for how I print my PDF documents at Staples.

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Enjoy these 16 really fun minute to win it games for Halloween!

More Halloween Party Fun

Hosting a party? These Halloween Party Ideas include creative ideas for themes, décor, crafts, food and more. Perfect for all ages, toddlers, older kids, and even adults! Pin to Pinterest.

There’s more. Shake up the fun with more Halloween game ideas. Enjoy 19 Halloween Party Games for Kids. Memorable, spook-tacular Halloween party games for kids involving relay races, apple bobbing, donuts on a string, toss and pie eating. Pin to Pinterest.

More Minute to Win it Games for Adults and Kids

If you love the idea of face paced group games, take a look at these holiday party games for the entire year. We have a huge selection of minute to win it games for adults and kids. These games can be enjoyed and played by all ages groups. To adapt them into easy minute games, simply lengthen the time to win, pair older kids with younger kids or adapt the end goal of the game.

Take a look at these holiday minute to win it games for every season! Enjoy summer, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and more seasonal themed Minute to Win it games.

You can see the entire list of these games in the Frugal Coupon Living shop, just look under the seasonal Minute to Win it Games Ideas Tab!

Each of our printable games includes game instructions and a supply list.

Common games include…

Cookie Face
Movin’ on Up
Junk in the Trunk
Penny for your Thoughts
Ping-Pong Bounce
Chandelier
Puddle Jumper

Common supplies include…

Ping-pong balls
Mini marshmallows
Tissue box
Pantyhose
Popsicle Stick
Chopstick
Blue and red cups
Dice
Empty soda cans

…and other household items.

Each set of printable games is adapted to the season and holiday it represents.

These games are incredibly fun and silly perfect for a holiday party. They can be used by kids, teens, youth groups, or even adults. You can even mix ages for a family reunion or family game night. Take a look at some of the reviews of these Minute to Win it Etsy Digital downloads.

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

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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 decor, 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!

Before you send out the invitations let’s first 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 or a LEGO minifigure. 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 and tableware. | 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

Head to the Dollar Store for construction paper supplies. 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 party 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. These game ideas use a classic game (like a spoon relay race) and twist them into something LEGO-themed.

Printable LEGO Party Games Include:

Tallest LEGO Tower Challenge
LEGO Spoon Race
This Blows Minifigures
Brick Race Car Race
Brick Building Challenge
Minifigure Knockdown
Brick Sort Race
Paper Towel Tube Brick Relay
Brick Skee-Ball
Brick Hand Balloon Challenge
Pin the Head
Chopstick Shuffle

Play these printable LEGO minute to win it games, relay races, LEGO building challenges and more.

Every party needs some photo props and a backdrop 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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Cheers to another year!