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Foil Packet Meals for the Grill, Oven or Campfire

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Creative and fun Foil Packet Meals for the grill, oven or campfire on Frugal Coupon Living. Delicious recipes and various cooking techniques to make the most creative foil pack entrees, desserts, sides and more!

Foil Packet Meals for the Grill or Oven

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Answer the question,”What’s for dinner?” If you are like me, often it is 4:30 when the kids run down the stairs, and you have no idea of the answer. Not only do we want to give you some creative ideas for dinner, but we want to give you some fun ideas that bring flavor, variety and offer something different. Foil Packet Meals are a fun and creative way to serve a meal! From breakfast to dinner and desserts, this post has myriad ideas to tempt most anyone’s taste buds. Take a look at these delicious recipes and various cooking techniques. I love that some of the ideas are perfect for prepping ahead and tossing in the oven (or on the grill/campfire) later!

Foiled wrapped Camping Hot Dog Recipes. Creative idea for making dinner when camping with the family. Our kids love this recipe both in the great outdoors and in the backyard. | Frugal Coupon Living

This packet just looks so hearty and delicious! You can’t go wrong with these Shrimp Foil Packets. They’re easy to make and taste great – the perfect summer dinner! | Happy Go Lucky Blog

Need something sweet? This looks so good I think I will make it often as a summer dessert! Campfire Banana Boat S’mores Recipe | The Kitchn

With the sweet taste of orange, these campfire cinnamon rolls are unforgettable. Also made in foil, place each cinnamon roll in an orange peel before baking. | Frugal Coupon Living

Honey Mustard Chicken Foil Packets – Juicy chicken and potatoes are cooked inside of foil packets with an easy and flavorful honey mustard sauce! This recipe is perfect for the oven or the grill. | The Salty Marshmallow

The easiest, cheesiest fries you will ever make in foil packets right in the oven. And they’re much healthier than the fried kind! | Damn Delicious

This is one of our most popular recipes. Take the s’mores idea off the skewer with these Campfire S’mores in a cone! | Frugal Coupon Living

Mmmmmm, I could eat my screen! Grilled Hawaiian Barbecue Chicken in Foil has the most amazing sweet and tangy pineapple barbecue sauce! It grills to perfection with sweet pineapple and delicious summer veggies! | The Recipe Critic

Creamy salsa verde chicken with rice and veggies all cooked at once in a foil packet! No need to pre-cook the rice or chicken. This dish takes no more than 10 minutes to assemble and is bursting with delicious Mexican flavor. | Chelsea’s Messy Apron

Warm, delicious melty goodness, this Campfire Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich is sure to be a hit with the whole family. | Twin Dragonfly Designs

This looks so good! Four Simple Ways to Make Baked Talapia in Foil. Toss ’em on the girl or in the oven – but never have dishes to clean! | The Wicked Noddle

You can’t go wrong with a BBQ chicken foil packet meal. Throw in some pineapples, sweet peppers, and herbs to balance the texture and taste. | Life in the Lofthouse

Amazing nachos with plenty of flavors and zero clean-up! I’m sure you’ll dig this recipe while watching the big game. | Betty Crocker

Grilled Peach-Glazed Pork Tenderloin Foil Packet With Potatoes – The aroma of juicy pork tenderloin coated with a delectable peach sauce will make your knees weak and your tummy satisfied. | Diethood

Indian spiced baked potato and egg foil packets use simple, real food ingredients! Great for breakfast, brunch, or dinner. | Cotter Crunch

Italian sausage, bell peppers and onion cooked in a simple foil packet. | Homemade Interest

An easy, healthy recipe for perfectly seasoned Grilled Chicken Fajitas in Foil Packets. Foolproof and perfect for fast, healthy dinners and summer cookouts. | Well Plated

Foil Packet Kielbasa Recipe. A simple meal of kielbasa sausage and fresh garden yellow squash and zucchini, and mushrooms, lightly seasoned, and cooked in Handi-Foil for the perfect, simple meal. | Eazy Peazy Mealz

This foil packet recipe got me at broccoli and zucchini. Imagine my fresh homegrown vegetables from the garden, straight to a foil packet right after harvest! Doesn’t get any better than that. | Gimme Delicious

Potatoes, onions and seasoning in these campfire potato foil packet. | Frugal Coupon Living

This sriracha honey salmon is cooked on top of a bed of mixed vegetables in a foil packet for a complete meal all in one! | Running to the Kitchen

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Ritz Nutella S’mores

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A twist on the traditional s’more recipe. Think outside your classic ingredients with this Ritz Nutella S’mores using marshmallow fluff on Frugal Coupon Living. Take a look below on how we went one step further with this quick and easy dessert.

Ritz Nutella S’mores

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You probably know from all the S’more Recipes on our blog, we are a bit obsessed with the rich taste of marshmallow, chocolate and a little crunch. You might also remember from our S’mores Campfire Cones that we like to take a classic recipe and twist it up! Anyone else? Of course, a little twist to a s’more is trading your traditional chocolate for Nutella. But why not go one step further and twist of the traditional cooking your treat is placed on. This Nutella flavored s’more is placed on top of a Ritz cracker instead of your well-known graham cracker. If you decide to go a step further than we did, buy some melting chocolate chips and tip your finished product in the rich flavor of milk or even dark chocolate. Place on a cookie tray and cool in the refrigerator. Happy eating!

Ingredients:

Directions:

Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
Lay 24 Ritz crackers on the lined cookie sheet and generously spread Nutella on 12 of them.
Spread a heaping Tablespoon of marshmallow creme on the remaining crackers.
Place the Nutella and marshmallow creme crackers together, like a sandwich.
Enjoy and Share!

Yield: 12 S’mores

Optional: Consider dipping the cracker sandwich in melted chocolate and let cool!

Ritz Nutella S’mores

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Prep Time: 5 mins
Cook Time: 5 mins
Total Time: 10 minutes
Yield: 12

Ingredients

24 Ritz Crackers
13 oz jar of Nutella
7 oz Kraft Jet Puffed Marshmallow Creme
Optional: Melting chocolate chips

Instructions

Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
Lay 24 Ritz crackers on the lined cookie sheet and generously spread Nutella on 12 of them.
Spread a heaping Tablespoon of marshmallow creme on the remaining crackers.
Place the Nutella and marshmallow creme crackers together, like a sandwich.
Enjoy and Share!
Optional: Consider dipping the cracker sandwich in melted chocolate and let cool!

One of our most popular treats is our S’mores Campfire Cones! Pin to Pinterest.

enjoy these S’more Recipes. Some of the best ideas around the web! Pin to Pinterest.

Cute Cupcakes For Kids

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July 3, 2017 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Easter, Facebook, Father's Day, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media 1 Comment

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Making Cute Cupcakes For Kids with Fun Designs: Mom and Kids Bonding Time

If you are thinking of a fun way to spend time with your kids or planning to have a quality time with them on the weekend, then look no further. Nothing beats bonding with your children with a little baking fun. Not as complicated as making Easter cookies. Just making simple cupcakes so that the kids can join the fun.

Instead of laying around on the couch all day on movie marathons, doing something together in the kitchen is productive and really fun. You get to have your children learn a thing or two about baking and give them a sense of accomplishment once they see and taste the result of your teamwork.

For starters, I will give you two recipes for cupcakes. One is for oven cupcakes in which you can also use a convection oven, and one is for microwave cupcakes. And then, I’m going to provide you with instructions on how to decorate the cupcakes using fun ideas. Don’t worry, it wouldn’t be as hard as making a blueberry and oat cake. It is very easy to do.

Give your kids some tasks along the way and make sure that they are hands-on with the decorating. Don’t forget to give them pointers about safety and sanitation.

Easy oven cupcake recipe

Ingredients

250g butter, unsalted
250g sugar
250g flour (self-raising)
4 medium-sized eggs
4 tbsp. milk
1 pinch of salt
2 12-cup muffin tray lined with paper cupcake cases

Directions

Preheat the oven to 200°C

In a large bowl, put the butter in to beat until it softens. Add the flour, sugar, salt, milk, and eggs. If you want to make chocolate cupcakes, use two tablespoons less flour and replace it with two tablespoons of cocoa powder. Whisk the mixture until it is smooth.

Use a spoon or an ice cream scoop to put a portion of the mixture to the paper cases. Make sure to put just the right amount each case to fill all the 24 cases.

Place the cupcakes in the oven and bake. After fifteen minutes, swap their places and bake for another three to seven minutes or until the cupcakes have light golden color.

Take them out of the oven and let the tray cool for a few minutes. Then take the cupcakes to a wire rack to cool. Now they are ready for the decorations.

But before we go to decorating, I’ll give you the recipe for microwave oven cupcakes.

Easy microwave cupcake recipe

This cupcake version is easier and faster to do. The challenge here is to be successful in preventing the kids from eating the ingredients before the cupcake gets done. You will see why soon enough.

Ingredients

4 tablespoons of full-fat vanilla or chocolate ice cream, depending on your preference of flavor. (I told you it is going to be a challenge for the kids not to eat it up)
2 tablespoons of cake flour
1/8 teaspoon of baking powder
Silicone cupcake molds

Directions

For starters, be sure to use cake flour and not all-purpose flour. It makes the cupcake drier and have a bread-like texture rather than cake.

Put all the ingredients in a bowl and whisk it until the batter is smooth. Make sure that there are no chunks of flour visible in the batter. Put it in two medium-size or four small-size cupcake molds. Put them in the microwave about thirty seconds. Set aside to cool and be ready for the decorations.

Here comes the fun part! I have three kinds of fun decorations to do with your kids. If you want to look for more, you can search fun and easy ideas here.

Rainbow Decoration

Everyone loves rainbows! Especially kids. This is very easy and fun to do.

Ingredients

Your favorite frosting
Blue food color
Rainbow berry candy belt (like Airheads Xtremes)
Small white marshmallow (optional)

Directions

First, put a few drops of blue food coloring to your frost. Mix and add until it reaches a pale blue color. Apply it on the cupcake.

Bend a rainbow berry candy belt and stick the ends to the frosting. You can add small marshmallows as clouds to the part where the candy sticks.

Your rainbow cupcake is done.

Bunny Decoration

This cupcake topping is a bit more challenging than the first one, but cuter as well. This is good for Easter or for kiddos who just can’t get enough of our furry little friends.

Ingredients

White frosting
Brown M&M’s minis
White marshmallows
Pink decorating sugar or pink sprinkles
Pink ball sprinkle
Black licorice laces

Directions

Put the white frosting over the cupcake. This will be your canvas for the bunny face

For the ears, cut a marshmallow in half. Add the pink sugar or sprinkle on the center area of the cut part avoiding edges. Do this on both of the marshmallow halves. Place them on the top part of the cupcake where the ears should be.

For the eyes, use the brown M&M’s minis and put them where the eyes should be.

For the nose, put the pink ball sprinkle on where the nose should be.

Use the black licorice laces for the whiskers. Put three on each side.

Your bunny should be looking at you right now with its cute chocolate eyes.

Mustache Decoration

If you want to let your kids give their good old dad a treat for father’s day or for his birthday, then this is an easy and fun thing to give him.

You actually have three options here. You can use toothpicks and construction paper, fondant and icing writers, or chocolate molds.

Ingredients

Frosting
Fondant, Chocolate mold, or construction paper and sticks
The mustache mold which you can download here.

Directions

Put the frosting on top of your cupcake. You don’t have to download the mustache mold if you’re going to use the chocolate mold. Just put the mustache mold directly on the frosting.

If you prefer to use sticks and paper, print out the mustache mold, and put it on the construction paper. Cut away the mustache and put it on one end of the stick with glue. Make sure that the end won’t stick out on top of the mustache. Stick it on the cupcake.

If you’re going to use fondant, get black and white ones. Make small round white ones with the same diameter as the cupcake. This will be your canvas for the mustache. Use the printable mold as a pattern for the mustache using the black fondant. Cut it out using a paring knife or a kitchen shear.

Wait till daddy sees your masterpiece.

There you have it. Two easy recipes for cupcakes, and three easy decorating tips for you to choose from. This will definitely make your weekends fun and exciting. If you know someone that needs this recipe, go ahead and like and share. What do you think? Feel free to comment below for any questions or suggestions.

Hi friends, I’m Susan from http://www.cookthestone.com. I spent most of my time in the kitchen to make tasty meals for my family. The feeling when your husband and your kids are full with food cooked by you is amazing. I understand and want to share my experience with you. Hope they can help in your daily life. I will very appreciate your encouragements in the comment section below. Thank you!

Summer Tie Dye Crafts for the Kids

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June 25, 2017 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Summer 2 Comments

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Summer Tie Dye Crafts on Frugal Coupon Living. Summer Bucket List Ideas for Kids including Tie Dye Ideas for your summer calendar.

Summer Tie Dye Crafts

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Summer can be a struggle. Listening to moans of “I’m bored” to creating a calendar that fills in all your bucket list items in two short months. Whether you are looking to fill an empty calendar or have room for just a few more ideas on an already congested calendar, we have some creative summer tie dye crafts for you! Take a look at these bucket list ideas for your kids.

Fiskars has the coolest tutorial. Turn scrap tissue paper into a Canvas Tie Dye Work of Art! | Fiskars

Take a look at these vibrant tie dye patterns including 16 simple tie dye folding techniques | By Stephanie Lynn

Who says you can’t live like a unicorn? Make these Tie Dye S’mores – how creative… because food should come in tie dye too! | Studio DIY

Make your own tie dye galaxy jars in just a few steps using paint, a pouncer and mason jars | The Swell Designer

Get your shoes ready for the school year with these Tie Dye Shoes Tutorial | A Pumpkin and a Princess

Nobody will even think about Eggos with these homemade tie-dye waffles on the scene | She Knows

This cool tie dye t-shirt bag is super easy to make takes only takes minutes to sew | Skip to My Lou

Get in my belly with these Tie Dye Cookies | Baked Bree

I am so in love with the braid on this Tie Dye Swim Suit Cover-Up, made from a T-shirt! | Adventures of a Middle Sister

I could see these ad bedtime with a cozy night gown – how to create tie dye socks! | I Love to Create Blog

Prepare for the back to school season with these homemade tie dye bookmarks made with markers! | CBC

These are so fun and there are different styles – Tie Dye Headbands made from T-shirts | DIY Candy

Find a sweet place to lay your head with this Tie Dye Pillow Tutorial | Plain Vanilla Mom

Bake a cake! We love this rainbow tie dye cake – looks like a sweet treat! | Hi Sugar Plum

Hosting a gathering? Make these cute Tie Dye Party Favor Bag Ideas | Ginger Snap Crafts

This Tie Dye Scarf is so creative and made from the scraps of a t-shirt! | Ginger Snap Crafts

This is a creative way to tie dye art – Kids can cover their paper with tons of colorful bubbles then sit back and watch the magic happen as the bubbles dry… | A Little Pinch of Perfect

This craft will lead to a future craft… tie dye yarn with Koolaid! | Tangled Happy

You might find yourself being the coolest kid at the pool with this personalized tie dye towel! | Kids Activities Blog

I bet mom has a few coffee filters she can spare! Make these Tie Dye Coffee Filters with markers! | Little Bins for Little Hands

We love this Visual Summer Bucket List for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at these DIY Summer Fun Ideas for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Corn Lollipops – Corn on a Stick!

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June 24, 2017 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media, Summer

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Corn Lollipops Recipe – Corn on a Stick! Think outside the box, or husk, for this corn BBQ recipe on Frugal Coupon Living.

Corn Lollipops – Corn on a Stick!

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Corn Lollipops are one of my favorite recipes. They are really simple to make, they taste amazing…. and what about serving them on a stick isn’t fun!? Enjoy this out of the box recipe.

Ingredients:

4 Husks of Corn
1/2 cup olive oil or melted butter
Homemade Taco Seasoning

Homemade Taco Seasoning:

1/2 Tablespoons chili powder
1/4 teaspoon oregano
1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon paprika
1/2 tablespoons cumin
1/4 teaspoon onion powder
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon salt

Supplies:

Wooden Skewers
Measuring spoons (we love Utensi Long Wooden Spoons)
Mixing bowls

Directions:

Mix together your dry seasoning and set aside
Peel the husk off your corn and boil for 8 minutes.
Cut your corn into thirds and stick a wooden skewer into the bottom.
Brush with olive oil or butter.
Sprinkle your taco seasoning onto the corn.
Enjoy!

Yield: 12 Lollipops

Corn Lollipops – Corn on a Stick!

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living
Prep Time: 10 mins
Cook Time: 8 mins
Total Time: 18 minutes
Yield: 12

Ingredients

1/2 Tablespoons chili powder
1/4 teaspoon oregano
1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon paprika
1/2 tablespoons cumin
1/4 teaspoon onion powder
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup olive oil or melted butter
4 husks of corn

Instructions

Mix together your dry seasoning and set aside
Peel the husk off your corn and boil for 8 minutes.
Cut your corn into thirds and stick a wooden skewer into the bottom.
Brush with olive oil or butter.
Sprinkle your taco seasoning onto the corn.
Enjoy!

We love going outside the box. Not only do we have corn on a stick, but we have Banana Splits on a Sticks! Pin to Pinterest.

Hosting a BBQ with this corn? Serve these BBQ Grill Cupcakes after! We served them Father’s Day. Pin to Pinterest.

Airplane Bingo Printable (or Tic-Tac-Toe)

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June 10, 2017 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Free, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Summer

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Airplane Bingo (or Tic-Tac-Toe)

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This was us me. Traveling with three minors and praying I would have enough to do to distraction my littles. The anxiety in the trip was actually prior to the day of the flights. I was very high strung trying to figure out, no only what to pack for our trip, but what to pack for the actual day of travel. In an effort to help myself with travel, I came up with our post Airplane Activities for Kids. I do that sometimes. I research my own needs and end up putting something fun together for you guys. I consider it a service to us both – wink!

During my research, I saw a lot of ideas for toddlers but I also wanted an idea for kids of young elementary age. That is why I came up with this printable Airplane Bingo. There are a few ways to play – honestly mom, customize it to your family, but here were my ideas.

Play the boards as a Tic-Tac Toe. First to spot 3 items in a row/diagonal, wins!
Play the boards as a Bingo (filling in all 9 boxes). First to spot all 9 objects, wins!
Play the boards with the provided printable markers to mark or cover your spot.
Play the boards laminated and use a dry erase marker to x (or o) what you find! This is the laminator we have (and love!) There are cheaper laminator options.

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Look at all these Airplane Activities for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

We love last weeks Road Trip Bingo Printable (or Tic-Tac-Toe). Pin to Pinterest.

Road Trip Hacks and Tips

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June 4, 2017 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Summer, Travel

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Road Trip Hacks and Tips

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Traveling on the road for more than an hour can be exhausting. Especially when going anywhere with the kids! We put together some of the most cleaver mom hacks to help you on your next road trip with the kids. From notebooks and games that distract, to an accountability system on the sun visor, to ways to store snacks and miscellaneous items, we are by your side on your next road trip adventure! Happy travels!

Distract the kids with our free printable Road Trip Bingo (or Tic-Tac-Toe) | Frugal Coupon Living

Altoid Tin Craft Tic Tac Toe Travel Game | Frugal Coupon Living

DIY LEGO Travel Case | Frugal Coupon Living

Use a shower cady as a Fast Food container! | Lookie What I Did (buy shower caddy here)

Take a picture of where you parked your car so you can easily find it when you return.

Always reaching for the kids’ drinks when they drop them? Put those sippy cups on a leash! | Make It, Love It

Traveling with kids, this road trip idea is genius! Pull off each hour along the way. | Neat Nest Organizing

Turn a magnetic baking sheet into a travel tray for eating, playing, and more! | A Spotted Pony

You can also purchase this Snack & Play Travel Tray.

Use a flort remote control holder to store accessories/toys for kids and keep the seats protected. | Ikea Hackers (buy a Flort remote control holder here)

Don’t be stuck without first aid! Make this Car First Aid Kit to always have emergency needs when you’re on the go. | My Frugal Adventures

Play the Alphabet Race with this printable travel game | Handmade Charlotte

Keep car cup holders clean with silicon cupcake holders. | Kids Activity Blog (buy cupcake liners here)

Make Road Trip Clips. If everyone’s clip is up at the next stop (no poor behavior) they get a treat! | Random Thoughts of a Supermom

Turn a DVD case into a coloring case. | Stacy Vaughn

Get creative. Make a Kid’s Travel Binder – they won’t even know they are learning! | Living Well Mom (but we also like this one and this one)

Don’t forget the older kids with these Road Trip Games for Teens and Tweens | Landeelu

How about a shower basket to store your kid’s “essentials?” | Grey House Harbor (buy a shower basket here)

My child is constantly unbuckling the baby car seat. This has been a must for us both for road trips and every day travel – Seat Belt Buckle Guard.

A cereal container can easily transform into a car trash can. | BHG (buy cereal container here)

Maybe everyone will stop asking “Are we there yet” with these 20 Car Games for Kids | Stuck On You

Take a look at our Car winning Road Trip Hacks on Good Morning Washington.

On a road trip, you have to follow these Winning Car Hacks for Mom. Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at all these Airplane Activities for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Road Trip Bingo Printable (or Tic-Tac-Toe)

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Road Trip Bingo Printable (or Tic-Tac-Toe)

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Are we there yet? Name a parent that has not heard that phrase on a road trip. Before you travel, we suggest you check out our Winning Car Hacks for Mom. We LOVE the sticky note idea for time going by. Additionally for long commutes with the kids, we wanted to share something new.

We shared with you our Airplane Bingo, but we also came up with another free printable – Road Trip Bingo! There are a few ways to play – honestly mom, customize it to your family, but here were my ideas.

Play the boards as a Tic-Tac Toe. First to spot 3 items in a row/diagonal, wins!
Play the boards as a Bingo (filling in all 9 boxes). First to spot all 9 objects, wins!
Play the boards with the provided printable markers to mark or cover your spot.
Play the boards laminated and use a dry erase marker to x (or o) what you find! This is the laminator we have (and love!) There are cheaper laminator options.