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October 3, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Are you looking for insanely fun group games? Here is a huge list of the best team building activities. These include 100s of entertaining large group games for adults, youth, and kids alike.

Group games are a great way to get kids and adults interacting and engaged in activities together. They can promote teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills. In addition, ice breaker games are great for building relationships while also being a lot of fun!

If you’re looking for proper group games to play or plan with a group, check out this list for games for holidays, parties, youth groups and more!

What are group games?

Group games are any type of game that is played by a handful of people. This can include anything from classic party games like Charades or Twister, to more structured team-building exercises. Group activities are a great way to get kids of all ages interacting and working together towards a common goal. These types of indoor and outdoor activities are perfect for youth group games, kids parties, holiday gatherings or even for the office!

Why have team building activities?

Team building is not a game. It’s a process of connecting people through enjoyable activities. Reasons for using team building games will include helping individual learn about each other — how each person thinks, works, solves problems, and has fun! They foster connections and relationships and also improve communication and create camaraderie. Through enjoyable group games and team bonding, you can instantly turn a group of strangers into a group of friends.

Team group games are perfect for birthday parties for adults or kids. They are low-cost party entertainment and keep the party moving along. The will make a group of strangers into long lost friends by the end of the event. Use them for kids birthday parties, themed holiday parties, adult parties, in the school classroom and more.

In the office, these games can have many benefits. First, they instill positive company culture through great team building game ideas with colleagues. They also create creative thinking, creative problem solving and employee engagement. Use on the first day with new employees as the start of collaboration and working together. You can also use these group activities to refreshing a dull atmosphere when the morale is low.

100s of The Best Group Games Available

There are a ton of great group games out there for team fun. Gather your friends, get your supplies, give verbal instructions and split up into teams. Each group will work to earn points and be declared the winner in these fun team building activities. Use a whiteboard, poster board or piece of paper. You can use markers and pencils to keep track of the wins. You can award a group prize to great teams or individual prizes at the end of the games.

To help you execute the best large group party activities, we have but we’ve compiled a list of hundreds of group games. These fun game ideas indoor, outdoor, kids party, adult party, holiday and minute to win it games for groups.

Let’s begin

Minute to Win it Party Games

Do you have a stop watch? Minute to win it games are fast-paced and excellent for keeping the activity moving along. These quick icebreakers are competitive and can be played as team vs team, in groups or as individual vs clock. Points are awarded to the team/invidudal who completes the 60 second challenge first or in the set amount of time. A moderator will begin with giving verbal directions. The game starts and the clock begins. Members of the group work together to accomplish a task. These quick ice breaker games can play over and over so each person gets a chance to play or move along to the next game for face pace action.

1 Face the Cookie

You’ll need: OREO cookie
How to score: First person who moves the cookie from their forehead to their mouth wins.

Also called cookie face. Each person is given a cookie. An OREO works great. Each player places the cookie on their forehead and has to get it into their mouth without using their hands and only movement. The winner that gets it done first. In one minute is through, the winner is the player with the cookie closest to their mouth. If the cookie is drop, you must start from the beginning forehead spot.

2 Penny for Your Thoughts

You’ll need: Pennies
How to score: Be the first to stack all 25 pennies with one hand.

Contestants must stack 25 pennies in under a minute using only one hand. Player who stacks the most (has the tallest tower) or gets 25 first is the winner. Use a timer, one player at a time, to find the fastest player or double the number of pennies to have a side by side challenge.

3 Ping-Pong Bounce

You’ll need: Ping-pong balls, plastic cups.
How to score: Be the firs to get a ping pong ball into six plastic cups.

In this game, players have to bounce ping pong balls into six cups. First to get a ball in each cup, wins. Or the person who gets the most in a set period of time, wins.

4 Moving On Up Cup Game

You’ll need: Plastic cups: 29 red, one blue.
How to score: One at a time move the cups from the bottom of the stack to the top. Be the first player to get the blue cup back to the top.

Each player starts with a stack of 30 plastic cups, with 29 red cups and one blue one at the top. Players must move the cups one at a time from the top of the stack to the bottom, continuing until the blue cup returns to the top of the stack. First one to reveal their blue cup wins! Use a timer, one player at a time, to find the fastest player or double the number of cups to have a side by side challenge.

5 Junk in the Trunk

You’ll need: Kleenex box, ping bong balls, tape.
How to score: The first player that shakes all the balls out of their tissue box wins.

Each player is given a rectangular empty tissue box with 8 Ping Pong Balls. The box is strapped around the player’s waist. A belt or tape works great. On the start of go, the participants try to shake the balls out of the Kleenex box using only movement. No hands. The first player with an empty box wins. You can play until there is one man standing if you want to award points based on first, second, third places, etc.

More Minute to Win it Games for Large Groups

Take a look at this huge list of Minute to Win it 60 second games for large groups. Choose that game that fits the season you are in.

We have over 180 Minute to Win it Group games. That is a lot of team games! Which is your favorite?

Adult Party Games

Adult games can be played with or without adult beverages. Adult games are a mix of more challenging concepts and sometimes include adult drinking games. In places where alcoholic beverages are not allowed, like the office, any of these party games can be played by kids at heart (aka adults.) In fact, many of these group games for younger kids will be hilarious icebreaker games when played in the office by those in suites and ties or by those 21 and over having an evening gathering.

Never Have I Ever

You’ll need: Adult beverages.
How to score: One point for each person who takes a sip. The player with the fewest points, wins.

Never Have I Ever is a classic party game that is great for groups of all ages. Players take turns making statements about things they have never done, and anyone who has done that thing must take a drink. This group game is sure to get everyone talking and laughing!

Charades

You’ll need: Charades cards
How to score: Be team to guess the most words correctly during the game to win.

You can’t go wrong with a fun game of charades. To get things started, use the cards included in the packet for the game. You can also give each of your guests a few minutes to come up with some funny suggestions with the blank cards to personalize the game to your friend group. This game is all about creativity and using your imagination, so the more outrageous the charade, the better! Split teams in two. A team members acts out what’s on the card. Cards can be described by categories before the game begins. This includes movies, famous people, places and things. Each team guesses what the player on their team is acting out. The team that guesses the most correctly, wins.

Straight Face

You’ll need: Paper, pen
How to score: Be the last person standing (last person to keep a straight face.)

This game of skill is a challenge to see who can read the silliest sentences without cracking a grin. Each player writes a crazy sentence on a slip of paper and adds it to the basket. Players them take turns reading a sentence aloud while trying to not laugh or smile. Anyone who laughs, snickers, or grins is out. You can also up the punishment by making offenders take a shot or eat a yucky concoction!

Team Scavenger Hunt

You’ll need: Pen, paper and team scavenger hunt list (grab example list here or here.)
How to score: Be the first to finish the team vs team scavenger hunt.

Head to a public location with a a list of things to gather on the scavenger hunt. This can be a list of photos, a list of items, or a list of things to do. Make these ideas silly like a refrigerator box, coin from 1983, town clock, egg carton, deposit slip, take-out menu or even a photo of the entire team in a shopping cart.

Prosecco Pong

You’ll need: Plastic glasses, prosecco , ping-pong balls.
How to score: Be the first team to get all your balls into the opponents plastic cups.

This game is played like beer pong, only classier – with Prosecco! Poor a bit of Prosecco in 12 plastic wineglasses. Six glasses in a triangle shape on opposite sides of a table. Each team takes turn throwing a ping-pong ball into the other team’s cups. Once a ball lands in a cup, the cup is taken away and the opponent then drinks the contents of the cup. If both teammates hit cups, the balls are rolled back and they get to shoot again. there is no looser.

More Group Games for Adults

Take a look at this list of adult team games. Both drinking games and non-drinking games these games can be played in a bar, at house, party venue, or even at a baby shower!

We have over 97 group games for adults. Does your favorite game idea include drinks?

Outdoor Team Building Games

Outdoor group games are great because the widen the play area. Bring the fun to the park, beach, lake, backyard and more with these outdoor team games. They can be fun for during the day or even at night. They also allow for a mess! No ruining that fancy carpet inside.

Pass the Water

You’ll need: Cups, buckets, water
How to score: Team that has the most water in the final cup/bucket wins.

Do you have what it takes to not spill a drop? Have teams line up in a row and give the first person in line a cup of water. Once “go” is said, the person holding the water cup full of water has to hold the cup over their hand and pour out the water into the empty cup of the person behind them. Do this until the entire team has done it and then see what team has the most water in the final cup/bucket!

Hula Hoop Pass

You’ll need: Hula Hoops
How to score: The first time to get the hula hoop down the line while staying on the arms, wins!

Split into small groups or teams. Grab a hula-hoop, hold hands, and see if you can get the hula hoop moving up and down the line of players. Be the fastest to move your hoop along.

Fire Tender

You’ll need: Blindfold, wood
How to score: Win if you find who stole your firewood while blindfolded.

In this blindfolded game, IT must try to figure out who is stealing his fire tender. Every time someone approaches, it must try to identify when his fire wood is taken from his campsite. This is a great group game for toddlers or game for younger kids… though we think adults will get a a fun laugh too!

Squirt Ball Relay Race

You’ll need: Beach ball, water gun
How to score: Be the first to get your ball across the finish line.

The quicker, the better. Grab a blown-up beach ball and a squirt gun full of water and see who can use the water from the squirt gun to push the ball across the sand to the finish line. Don’t worry, you’ll more than likely run out of water and have to run to the water and fill up during this time!

Glow in the Dark Capture the Flag

You’ll need: Flags, glow sticks, fabric
How to score: First team to capture the other team’s flag, wins.

Split into two teams. Add a glow stick color to each team to easily identify players. Assign a zone where each teams’ flags (fabric attached to a glow stick) will be placed. Designate a jail area for each team. Each team can create a strategy for defending their flag, freeing jailed teammates, and capturing the other teams flag. If during the game, a player is tagged by the other team, they go to jail. Their teammate can tag them to get out. The game ends when the flag is captured and brought to the opposite side.

More Outdoor Group Games

Put on your sneakers and get ready for some competitive fun. This is a good selection of outdoor group games for kids and adults. Play at a park, in the pool or even on your trampoline.

Enjoy over 117 group games to play outside. Which location is your favorite?

Indoor Group Games

Indoor games are great for poor weather or doing activities in the youth group room or shared conference room. The game set up is determined by the square space you have to work. Supplies are often found within the home/office setting. Most indoor games can be taken outside as long as your game supplies can be relocated or substituted.

Balloon on a String

You’ll need: Balloons, string
How to score: Be the last one standing with your balloon un-popped.

Tie a balloon to each players ankle with a piece of string. Once everyone has one then start playing some music. While the music plays, people walk around. When the music stops, the aim is to burst another’s balloon & protect your own. The winner is the last person left with a balloon.

Potato Drop

You’ll need: Bowls, buckets, potatoes
How to score: Be the first team to drop the most potatoes in their bucket.

Split players into two teams for a relay. Have all players place a potato between their knees & race to a finish line where they have to drop it into a designated bowl or bucket. They run back to the start line to tag the next player. If the potato is dropped, or if hands touch it, they have to go back to the start and try again. First team to finish the race, wins.

Sticky Spider Web

You’ll need: Painters tape, newspapers (or balled pieces of paper), balloons, cotton balls, socks
How to score: Collect the most balls on your sticky spider web.

Use painter’s tape to make a web-like design on a doorway opening. Give your kids some newspaper to scrunch up and throw up at the web. Or get creative and use other light-weight objects like balloons, cotton balls, socks, etc. Points are awarded for how many items stick in 10 throws.

Cotton Ball Crawl

You’ll need: Bowls, cotton balls
How to score: Be the team that gets the most cotton balls in their group’s bowl.

Dump a pile of cotton balls on the floor in one room and place empty bowls on the floor of another room (one bowl per player). Set a timer for 4 minutes and have players move one cotton ball from one room into the bowl—using a spoon and crawling on hands and knees, then go back and get another. The cotton balls are so light, they’re likely to go flying. Player with the most balls in their bowl at the end of time, wins.

Pass the Parcel

You’ll need: Prize, small presents, bubble wrap or Saran wrap
How to score: Be the player to review the largest prize at the center of the parcel.

Wrap a present in several layers using wrapping paper, newspaper, bubble wrap, or saran wrap. Sit the players in a circle, play some music. While the music plays, everyone has to pass the parcel. When you stop the music, the player holding the package removes one layer. Repeat until the present is revealed. You can have small presents on various layers.

More Indoor Group Games

Is it raining? Is it too hot? Are you stuck in the car? These team games for indoors are perfect for kids and those ~~stuck~~ with the kids.

Enjoy 30 fun indoor games to play in a group. Which ones are your favorite.

Holiday Games

Host a holiday party for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Valentine’s Day and more. For themed holiday group games, take many of your classic games and add in seasonal candy and décor. For example, typical buckets can be replaced with Easter baskets. Or instead of using M&Ms and Skittles, use candy corn. Add a fun seasonal name to twist the style and theme of the game. We have dozens of holiday party games for the office and kids parties. They are great for those looking for special occasion group activities and games during a holiday season.

Masked Sticky Note Challenge

You’ll need: Post-It Notes
How to score: Cover your partner in the most sticky-notes during the set time.

Have a blast covering your teammates face in sticky notes sheets of paper. Team that uses the most sticky notes in one minute time is declared the winner.

Ornament Spoon Relay

You’ll need: Spoons, ornaments
How to score: Fastest team to get through all their players, wins.

Inspiration from the classic childhood game, egg spoon relay. Divide teams into two for this relay. The first person in line has a spoon an ornament. Every other player has a spoon. Each person with a spoon and ornament must carry the ornament on the spoon to a designated spot and back. As soon as the player returns to the line, he or she passes the ornament to next person in line. Continue until everyone gets a turn. If the ornament drops, return to the starting line. Fastest team, wins.

Turkey Leg Hunt

You’ll need: Plastic eggs, candy, plastic spoons, washi tape
How to score: Find the most turkey legs.

Fill large Easter eggs with a lot of treasures (candy, stickers, adult cocktails, etc.) Tape a white plastic spoon to the egg and using brown washi tape. This is your turkey leg. Hide turkey legs in the home or in the backyard and go on a turkey (leg) hunt. Fun for all ages.

Mummy Speed Wrap

You’ll need: Toilet paper
How to score: Be the fastest to wrap your mummy.

Groups wrap a player as a mummy in toilet paper. Time each team for start to finish. For each time the roll broke when wrapping the mummy, 3 seconds are added to the final time. Fastest time, wins.

Flying Peeps

You’ll need: Easter baskets, peeps candy, plastic spoon.
How to score: Get the most peeps into your team’s Easter basket in time.

Set an Easter basket ten feet from where the player will stand. Place a marker on the floor to designate where the player stands. In this challenge, each player will use a plastic spoon to launch Peeps into their Easter basket. Players must get six Peeps to land inside the basket to win the challenge. Complete your task in 60 seconds or less.

More fun holiday party games

Who doesn’t love a themed party? Are the pumpkins everywhere. Are you drowning in candy hearts? Whatever the special occasion, we have a great selection of holiday party games for groups. All of these hit a wide range of ages.

Enjoy 79 holiday themed games for every season! What’s your favorite holiday.

Kids Party Games

We have a huge birthday line up of games. Take on classic & simple games or even themed party games for boys and girls. If throwing an office party, choose a theme and grab one of these game sets.

Pass the Orange

You’ll need: Oranges
How to score: Team that passes the orange the fastest, wins.

Split teams in two or more. Get an orange and sit everyone in a circle, or stand in a line. The game is simple: you need to put the orange under the chin of the first person, who must then pass it to the next person and place it under their chin, without using hands. First team to finish, wins.

Donuts on a String

You’ll need: String, doughnuts, something to hang
How to score: Eat your donut the fastest

This is a twist to the apple bobbing game. Tie the string on the donuts (one for each guest) and hang them from a clothes line, curtain rod or anything that is available. Each player stands beneath a single donut. On the mark of ‘go’ the players begin to eat their donuts using only their mouth. The first player to finish their doughnut wins. The prize is, of course, the sweet treat!

Marshmallow Pong

You’ll need: Plastic cups, marshmallows
How to score: Be the first to get all your marshmallows into the opponents’ cups.

This game is played like adult beer pong, only kid-friendly, with marshmallows. Line Six cups in a triangle shape on opposite sides of a table/area. Each team takes turn throwing a marshmallow into the other team’s cups. Once a marshmallow lands in a cup, the cup is taken away and the opponent then eats contents of the cup (if not dirty.) There is no winner. Everyone is a winner for eating marshmallows

Sleepover Murder in the Dark Cards

You’ll need: Deck of cards
How to score: Solve who is the murderer

For this murder mystery card game, all you need is a deck of cards. Leave only the numbered cards in the pile, plus 1 ace and 1 face card. That’s it. Have everyone draw a card. The one who gets the ace card is the detective and the one who gets the face card is the murderer. The detective reveals themselves but no one else does. As no one is looking, the murderer has to wink at their latest victim in which that person quietly goes “out” and puts down their card. It’s up to the detective only to figure out who is needing to be charged with the crime.

Trampoline Air Ball

You’ll need: Tennis balls, trampoline
How to score: Catch the most balls in the ten jumps.

The goal of this game is to catch the ball mid jump. Every player gets ten tries to air catch. The person that catches the most balls with ten chances, wins! Keep eliminating players and rotating people in the trampoline until you get your final winner.

More Themed Party Games for Kids

We have you covered for all the parties. Sweet sixteen party, teen party, glow in the dark party, youth parties, unicorn parties even dinosaur parties. Download and enjoy all the group party games for kids!

We can’t count. We give up. We surrender. Easily download up to hundreds and hundreds of kids group games to play at a party. There is a kids party game for every season.

How to Choose the Right Group Game

When choosing a group game, there are a few things you should take into consideration. Keep in mind the age of your crew, how many people you have attending the event and how competitive you want the games to be. There are many types of people who can enjoy group games.

Age of the participants

You’ll want to choose a game that is appropriate for the age group of the participants. If working with younger kids, you can pair older kids for harder games. In addition, make any game that is to juvenile a bit harder by adding extra steps or taking down the time to win.

Number of participants

Some games work better with larger groups, while others are more suited for smaller groups. Most of these games can be played in groups of 2 to 20. That’s a huge range. Adapt each game and team count based on the activity and the time you have. If you have a lot of people but some games require fewer people, take four people out of the team. Let them perform the game and then earn points for their team. On the next game, four different people can play. It create team work and gives all the players a crowd to cheer them on to success.

Level of competitiveness

Some people just want to have fun, while others are just wanting to win! The level of competitiveness does matter whenever you’re choosing a group game. In my opinion, the competition only makes it more fun. If you have toddlers or just adults that act like toddlers and can’t take the heat of a competitive, have a participation trophy or prize just for joining in on the fun.

Who are group games best for?

Honestly, there is no one group games are not best for. Group games bring all in into the fun. It eliminates the spectator sport and allows everyone in on the action. For those individuals who do actually enjoy watching and cheering on, drop them in a larger group. They can participate in one of the quickly paced group groups and cheer on their team for the rest.

The following types of groups are great for group games:

Youth groups
Workplace Team Building Event for Employees
Guests at kids birthday parties
Ice breakers for strangers
Entertainment for adult parties
Seasonal parties and group gatherings

Choosing the right group game can be the difference between a fun and engaging activity and a complete disaster. By taking into consideration the age of the participants, the number of people playing, and the level of competitiveness, you’ll be sure to choose a game that everyone will enjoy!

Where to get printable group games?

Ready to put the play back in your party plan? Save on party games and entertainment when you choose low-cost party games for groups. These group games are themed by type of party, type of game, location of games and more.

Visit our huge resource of group party games. Enjoy with games with a number of players including a 3 to 20 (or even more) size group. These are great for birthdays, the workplace, youth groups, neighborhood gatherings and more. These fun group games are timeless, so make sure you keep them on your social radar for years to come!

Download a Bunch of Group Games Printables for Kids, Youth and Adults

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Fun Christmas Scavenger Hunt Clues

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

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.

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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.

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100s of Hilarious Adult Party Games

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September 27, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Crafts, Facebook, Games, Home Improvement, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Big parties call for big fun. And games are an easy, low-cost way to entertain guests. Adults love party games too! Here are over 100+ printable adult party games you can download, print, and play with your friends and family. Have fun!

Parties can be fun, but they can get a bit expensive. This is especially true when trying to plan the fun and entertainment. If you are looking for low-cost fun, take a look at the fun adult party ideas that come with some amazing ideas for low-cost activities.

How to you make a party fun for adults?

When creating a fun party for adults, it’s important to focus on three main components 1.) food, 2.) comfort, and 3.)entertainment. Food is a given.

Happy bellies include happy people. Have a spread of sweets, savories, and foot that fits different diets and lifestyles. Comfort can include the seating and temperature. Are you having an outdoor party that needs a warm fire or some blankets on a cool fall evening? Find music and entertainment that fits your crowd. Do they enjoy laughter, like to have fun. Are some of them strangers and a few ice break activities would help?

Great food, music, and drinks are the hallmarks of a good adult party. When it comes to planning on a budget, what about party games? Party games aren’t just for kids’ parties. They are a fun way to bring conversation and memories to an adult party Plus, you can play these games with very few supplies and very little cost.

If you want your next party to be one that your guests are talking about weeks after it is over, then you need to include some fun adult party games to play too.

What are some fun Party Games for Adults?

If you are hosting an adult game night, it’s important to have an arsenal of fun games. Fun parties are created when party guests enjoy their time. Do you have no ideas about what types of adult party games your guests might enjoy? Not to worry, because you can find all kinds of ideas for some fun games for adults right here! With this list of party games, let’s get those guests talking.

If you’re planning an adult birthday party or game night for a large or small group, your friends and family members will have a blast competing with each other all night long. These fun party games will create a whole evening of fun whether your celebrating a birthday boy, birthday girl or just getting the adults together for an evening of fun.

We are not hear for the best board games. Enjoy these easy, hilarious and board-less party games just for the grown-ups. Toss the board games for these fun activities for adults!

Non Board. Not bored!

Press Conference

How to Play: Press conference is a unique party game for adults that can be played with any size group, with hilarious results. One guest holds a press conference, and the other guests get to ask them questions. Have that person leave the room. Everyone else decides on a character that this person will be in the “Press Conference.” (You could have a bowl of characters or decide together). The person holding the press conference answers the question, but the twist here is that they have no idea who they are supposed to be but the other guests do. The person has to try and figure out who they are from the questions that are asked by the group (while answering those questions!) For example, if Jim went out of the room and we chose for him to be Bugs Bunny, we could ask “How many carrots do you eat a day?” “What fuel do you use for your sleigh?” “How do you hide from Elmer Fudd?” “Do you feel very old?” “Who is your favorite Looney Tune?”

Supplies: None

Chocolate Game

Supplies: Wrapped chocolate bar, oven mitts, hat, scarf, a knife, fork, dice

How to Play: This game is hilarious for an adult party, and you only need a few items to play. You need a wrapped chocolate bar, some oven mitts, a hat, a scarf, a knife, a fork, and a single dice. Going around a circle, each person gets a chance to roll the dice trying to get a six. When a player rolls a six they will put on the hat, scarf, and mitts and attempt to cut the chocolate with the knife and fork. Their turn ends when another player rolls a six when it will be their turn to take over. The game is over when all of the chocolate is gone!

Story Starters

How to Play: This party game for adults works best in groups of 4 to 6 people so if you have a large gathering, break your number of players up into groups. The idea is to give each group a piece of paper with a story starting sentence, and then have each person add one sentence to the story. You never know what kind of hilarious story you will end up with at the end.

Some story starting sentences you might use include:

“Once upon a time, I…”
“The dumbest thing I ever did was…”
“My perfect vacation would be…”
“My favorite place to visit was…”
“The dumbest thing I ever did was…”
“If I could be anything it would be…”
“The craziest thing I have ever done is…”
“If my life were a book, I would title it…”

Supplies: Paper, pen, pencil

Don’t Say Yes

How to Play: This is one of the best games for an adult party, you have probably heard of the game Taboo, and this is similar. Your guests aren’t allowed to say “yes” or any variation of it (yeah, fine, sure, etc.) when answering questions or in conversation. Anytime the word “yes” is used the guest gets a sticker. Whoever has the most stickers at the end of the night is the loser. Win or lose it’s hilarious to see people try to have conversations without the words “yes.”

Supplies: Stickers

Bag of Bad News

How to Play: In this funny drinking game for adults, you will get a bunch of miniature bottles of alcohol. The size you find on airplanes. Number the bottles in a multiple number of party guests. For example, you can have bottles numbered 1 to 30 for 10 guests. In this example, each player would pick 3 numbers for a deck of handwritten cards numbered 1 to 30. Then they are assigned the bottles that correspond with the numbers. The goal is for them to drink that bottle during the party. No real winner but this activity has as a drinking icebreaker game. Drink responsibly.

Supplies: Numbered miniature airplane bottles of liquor, numbered cards, bag

Spoons

How to Play: In this card game, have one less spoon then players in the center of a circle. The goal is for each player to get four cards of a kind. All contestants have four cards to start. The dealer takes a card off the top of the deck to have five cards in their hand, removes one and passes it face down to the left. Each player discards to the person on their left. Cards are picked up and placed down quickly. When one player gets four of a kind, they grab a spoon then all other players must grab a spoon too. The player left without a spoon gets a letter. First person to spell S-P-O-O-N is out and has to eat a yucky thing on the spoon.

Supplies: Spoons, deck of cards

Pictionary

How to Play: Pictionary is a fun drawing game for a small party of mixed ages. Best of all, drawing abilities don’t have to count for this game and in fact, the worse someone draws, the more hilarious the game becomes. Split players into teams. Team members must guess what their teammate is drawing on the large paper. If they guess the correct answer in the assigned time, they get a point. The winning team has the most points at the end of the game.

Supplies: Large paper, dry erase board, poster, dry erase markers, paper, pen, timer

Never Have I Ever

How to Play: This icebreaker game is a great way to get to know each other—really fast. All players sit in a circle and hold up 10 fingers. One at a time, players go around and say the phrase “Never have I ever…” completing the sentence with something they have not done. Anyone who has done the activity mentioned in the “Never have I ever . . .” statement, puts one finger down. As players put down all their fingers, they are eliminated from the game. Last person standing wins. The winner of the game is the last remaining player with a finger raised.

Supplies: None

Prosecco Pong

How to Play: This drinking game is played like beer pong, only classier, with Prosecco. Poor a bit of Prosecco in 12 plastic wine glasses. Six glasses in a triangle shape on opposite sides of a table. Each team takes turn throwing a ping-pong ball into the other team’s cups. Once a ball lands in a cup, the cup is taken away and the opponent then drinks the contents of the cup. If both teammates hit cups, the balls are rolled back and they get to shoot again. There is no looser.

Supplies: Plastic wine glasses, ping-pong balls, table

Truth or Dare

How to Play: Play the traditional game of truth or dare or add this fun twist to make a classics kids game into an adult truth or dare game challenge. In this unique game, separate your players into teams or groups. How brave are your players? Have each player blindly pick dare (or truth). If that player completes the dare , the team gets three points. If one of their teammates completed the dare, they get one point. The group that completes the most dares by the end of the reception is the winner.

Supplies: Paper, pens, pencils

Name that Tune

How to Play: Before the party, make a playlist of songs. These can be themed songs (for example, if it is Christmas have Christmas songs.) Give each guest a piece of paper and a pencil. Play one song at a time for 30 seconds. Have everyone write down the name of the song (or the next line of the song). The person with the most correct wins.

Supplies: Paper, pencil, pen

Cereal Box Game

How to Play: Also known as Bite the Bag game. This is a hilariously funny game gets worse as the night goes on. Place an empty cereal box on the floor. A player must reach down and pick it up with their mouth. The only thing that is allowed to touch the floor is your feet (no hands, no knees) and the only thing that is allowed to touch the box is your mouth. After every round, cut off an inch from the top of the box and play again. This game is like limbo in reverse. How low can you go?

Supplies: Cereal box, scissors

Two Truths and a Lie

How to Play: This ice breaker game is a great getting to know you game for early in the night. Pick 3 statements to tell about yourself. Example: “I have two siblings, I’ve been to three continents, and I love cats.” Two should be true; one should be a lie. Everyone else must guess which is the lie. If you’re playing with family or friends, pick obscure details to try to trick each other to make it even more fun.

Supplies: None

Charades

How to Play: On cards (or paper or sticky notes), write down nouns (person, place or thing). Keep the noun Charades ideas in the topic of the age group or the theme of the season. In this classic game, split teams in two. Stack the cards or place them all in a bowl. One person acts out what’s on the card. Each team guesses what the player on their is acting out. Team that guesses the most correctly, wins.

Supplies: Paper, pencil, pen

Straight Face

How to Play: We hope you have a sense of humor but can keep a straight face. The funny game begins with each player writing down one sentence on a piece of paper, crumpling, and piling it at the center of the group. What kind of sentences? Ones that are ridiculous, awkward, hilarious or inappropriate; ones that anyone would struggle to read (or hear) while keeping a straight face. One at a time, each player will choose a slip of paper and attempt to read whatever is written on it without giggling or cracking a smile. If they fail, they are out (or take a shot or eat a yucky concoction.) Careful, laughter included.

Supplies: Paper, pen or pencils

React and Act

How to Play: Pass out sheets of paper and pens to the players. Have each person write an event. Tell them to be creative! Examples of events can include: Being surprised by a large, aggressive bear in the woods. You just won the lottery. You have just been proposed for marriage with a ring. You just got fired. You made a touch down at the Superbowl. You just fell in love. Once everyone writes an event, fold the paper once and place it into the bag. Divide the group into teams no larger than 5 people. During their turn, a team each gets a different action drawn from the bag. For thirty seconds they must act out their action. After time expires, the other members of the team try to guess what each persons action was. A point is awarded for each correct guess.

Supplies: Paper, pens, pencils

Fishbowl Game

How to Play: This game has many names. Also known as Celebrity, The Name Game, or Salad Bowl. Similar to Charades and Taboo. The rules change each round. First, have a list of nouns and/or phrases written on cards. These will be used for the rounds. Split teams in two. Round 1: Taboo. Use words to describe the word or phrase on the card, without any acting or gestures. You cannot use any part of the word or phrase! Round 2: Charades. Without words or sounds, act and use gestures to communicate the word or phrase on the card. Round 3: Password. You can say exactly one word to describe the word or phrase on the card, no more! You’ll rely on your team’s ability to use association. The team that guesses the most cards across all rounds wins!

Supplies: Paper, pencil, pen

Twenty Questions

How to Play: One player, the answerer, picks an object. This can be something in the room or something obscure. All other players ask the answerer “Yes” or “No” questions to guess what the object is. If no one guesses correctly after 20 questions, the answerer has won and picks a new object for the next round. If someone guesses correctly they get to pick the object for the next round.

Supplies: None

The (No-So) Newlywed Game

How to Play: In this fun couple game, the challenge is to see what couple knows the other person best. It’s played just like the Newlywed Game but this way couples who have been together for any length of time can take part in the fun. Prepare with a list of questions that take you through dating, engagement and the wedding, firsts, friends, and family, favorites, best and worst, finances, preferences, making love, fun facts, love and marriage, and the future. There’s even a category just for the funniest questions.

Supplies: Paper, pencils, pens

I’m Going to a Bar

How to Play: Just like the kid game “I’m Going on a Picnic.” The first person begins by saying, “I’m going to the bar and I need to get a mojito” (or any other alcoholic beverage). After that, the next player repeats the drink that the previous player(s) said… but adds another drink to the list, as well. Game continues with each person adding a drink to the list. You are out if you mess up the order of drinks. Last person standing is the winner.

Supplies: None

Donuts & Cocktail Sticks

How to Play: This perfect game is a bit silly, a bit close. It is similar to pass the orange. Split teams in two. Create a line. Hand your players a cocktail stick, which they’re to put in their mouth. The first player now puts a donut on their cocktail stick and has to pass it onto the next teammate without it falling. No hands. Keep passing along the line. The last player who gets the donut, drops it in a bucket. Any donuts dropped during the passing, go back to the beginning of the line. Team who passes the most donuts at the end of time, wins.

Supplies: Donuts, cocktail sticks

These games are so much fun! Not only are they easy to implement, they are low-cost allowing you to focus your budget on other party details and party ideas.

Be prepared to be the host again. These adult party games will have your guests looking forward to the next one you plan to throw, and if you need more fun games for an adult party check out the links within the post. There are lots of amazing adult party games, and drinking games to choose from that your guests are sure to love!

Printable Games for Adults

What’s the best party of printable party games and entertainment? You can literally crank one of these printable adult games out of your at-home printer, and have something fun to do together in just a few short minutes.

Let us help you with these funny party games for adults. We have a variety of games you can download and print for adult parties. These include hundreds of printable games to keep guests entertained during office parties, birthday parties, game nights, and more! Ideas for every age and every theme!

These printable adult games put all you need back in your hands including game instructions and a list of supplies and materials needed. Take a look at fun print-and-play games for any type of party

Your game digital downloads bring low-cost party entertainment but also the fun! Use these themed party games and printable activities for any season, for any reason.

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More Game Ideas

The fun games ideas don’t end here. Also take a look at holiday games, group games and games for younger kids.

Group Games

Need a few teambuilding game ideas? Want a few icebreaker games for a large group of people or small group? These Group Games are just want you need for the classroom, youth group are the office. These insanely fun games are perfect for youth, kids and adults. Pin to Pinterest.

Holiday Games

Are the holidays quickly approaching. Whatever the reason for celebration, take a look at the Best Holiday Games for the entire year. From January to December, these fun themed games are perfect for your Easter, Thanksgiving, Halloween or even Christmas party. Pin to Pinterest.

Teen Games

Looking for some fun party games for teens? You’ll love this list of 17 cool teenage party game ideas for your next gathering. These printable teen party games can be played at the party venue or even at home. Also check out games for a sweet 16 party. Pin to Pinterest.

Kids Birthday Games

Lastly, don’t forget the kids. Enjoy fun kids activities for your celebration, no matter the occasion! These children’s party games are great for birthday parties, outdoor celebrations, or even the classroom! Pin to Pinterest.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your favorite party games for adults. Which activities do you love? Leave a comment here or on Pinterest!

Elf on the Shelf Rules

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September 27, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Christmas, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, The Elf on the Shelf Ideas

Elf on the Shelf Rules plus answers to some of your frequently asked questions. New creative, funny, and original Elf on the Shelf Ideas daily.

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Starting November 1st, we are back with daily Elf on the Shelf Ideas. Whether you are new to Frugal Coupon Living, or you have been with us for the past six years, we have something new to make Elf exciting for your family. You can view our Elf on the Shelf Master List for a full list of ideas including every idea we have ever done.

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What is Elf on the Shelf?

What is Elf on the Shelf? This is Elf on the Shelf Explained in one minute. Elf on the Shelf is a Christmas Tradition. This holiday tradition has an Elf on the Shelf book and a Scout Elf doll. The Scout Elf book is poetic and in rhyme sharing the purpose of the Elf’s visits.

While Elf on the Shelf lives at the North Pole, he begins visiting families every Christmas season checking on naughty or nice behavior of children. The Elf on the Shelf first visits each Thanksgiving. Each family is able to name their special elf. Each evening, Scot Elf returns from the North Pole to report to Santa on a family’s behavior. Every morning he can be found in a new location in the house. You must find him!

It is important VERY IMPORTANT, you do not touch The Elf on the Shelf or her/his Christmas magic will be lost! The elves return to their home (Santa’s North Pole Work shop) every Christmas Eve.

Elf on the Shelf Rules

There are a few rules when it comes to adopting an Elf.

Name your Elf on the Shelf

Give your North Pole visitor a name. Look at our 50+ ideas of Elf on the Shelf Names.

Do Not Touch Elf on the Shelf

Elf looses his magic if he is touched by humans. Do not touch Elf on the Shelf. If you need to move Elf (for example, he/she has fallen) use our Magic Elf Grippers to move Elf. Also read about Elf being touched in the In Case of Elftastrophe an Elf on the Shelf Emergency Guide Book.

Elf Moves at Night

No matter what, Elf cannot move when you are watching. Elf on the Shelf moves at night when everyone is asleep. There may be a few occasion when Elf will need to move during the day when the kids are at school. Sometimes Elves fall asleep too. Look at our list of Reasons Elf Did Not Move plus a tip to make sure he/she moves each day.

Elf Cannot Talk

Elf is always listening, but Elf cannot talk. Tell Elf about your day, about your Christmas Wish List. You can even leave notes for Santa with Elf and he/she will deliver them at night to Santa Claus.

Elf Must Return Home at Christmas

Elf must go back to his home in the North Pole at Christmas. Look for a postcard. Elf might send you mail on his vacation or from his home! Typically Elf leaves on Christmas Eve night with Santa on the sleigh. Some elves stay and watch you open presents, returning to their home with magic the next day.

Can parents touch the elf on the shelf?

Frequently it’s asked, can adults touch Elf on the Shelf. Parents, it’s important to follow the rules of Elf on the Shelf. Elf must never be touched. However, if Elf has an accident or falls, it is important to move Elf from any dangerous spots (for example, the floor where your pet dog might pick it up.) You can use these Magic Elf on the Shelf grippers, so parents can touch and move Elf on the Shelf without actually “touching” the Elf.

Parents may also use a gloved hand OR if Elf must be touched with the skin of a human, Elf should sit out for another 24 hours.

Attention Parents: See the list of frequently asked questions at the Official Elf on the Shelf Page.

Elf on the Shelf Printables

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Elf on the Shelf Magic Grippers Printable

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What do I do when my Elf on the Shelf falls on the floor? Download Magic Grippers free Elf on the Shelf printable for your kitchen tongs. This elf printable was especially designed to prevent magic loss allowing an adult to touch Elf on the Shelf after a fall.

Elf on the Shelf Magic Grippers Printable

It’s another year and another season of having an elf visitor. If you are new to Elf on the Shelf, you need a tool to move an Elf on the Shelf doll should a major fall happen. In this post, we provide you with rules for Elf on the Shelf and a resource for moving Elves.

First, when looking for new ideas, visit our Elf on the Shelf Ideas. We also love sharing Elf on the Shelf Printables including magic grippers.

Kids and parents, let’s talk. It is important to know the Elf on the Shelf Rules. One of the major rules for Elf on the Shelf is Elf must never be touched. If Elf is touched, his magic is lost and he cannot get back to the North Pole to return to Santa.

As a mother of five, I know the fear on kids faces when you found yourself between a rock and a hard place. Our Elf has fallen to the floor. The risk was getting trampled and if we had a dog, we would also run the risk of him getting chewed up. Unfortunately for my family, we had to delicately walk around Elf that one day… we do recall that day until we got this resource!

Tip: Read more about Elf on the Shelf being touched in the In Case of Elftastrophe an Elf on the Shelf Emergency Guide Book.

Can adults touch Elf on the Shelf?

Elf rules are not adjusted at any time. Often people ask what do I do when my Elf on the Shelf falls on the floor? Even with a fall, adults cannot touch Elf on the Shelf. However, because there are times where Elf really needs to be relocated, there are solutions for moving Elf on the Shelf after a fall. You mgiht ask yourself, what do I do if Elf on the Shelf falls. You use Elf on the Shelf Magic Grippers printable. You never use your hand to move an Elf.

Elf on the Shelf Magic Grippers Printable

If Elf on the Shelf is touched, his/her magic is lost to return to the North Pole. Elf can be moved using Magic Elf on the Shelf Grippers. Download your North Pole Grippers in our FREE Elf on the Shelf Printables.

This printable doesn’t disappoint. After that one day on the floor, this idea came as a resource to my family when the Elf fell and everyone was afraid to touch him for fear he would loose his magic. It keeps you from touching elf and keeps your kids from freaking out.

Adults attach this free printable to your kitchen tongs. In our kitchen we have a set of red kitchen tongs which fits the Christmas season perfectly. This makes the tongs specially designed to prevent magic loss after a great fall! That way the next time your Elf falls, no one has to panic about him spending the entire day on the floor!

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Elf Prescription Printables

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Elf Prescription Printables – Behavior warnings and reasons for sick Elf on the Shelf who is not moving. New creative, orginal, and funny Elf on the Shelf Ideas daily.

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Elf on the Shelf Prescription Printable

We have four prescription notices from Santa at the North Pole. You can freeze Elf’s activity for two days. Prescriptions included for reindeer flu, a broken leg (from toys not cleaned up), magic lost from touching, and a blank RX for your own creation. Add you own Elf’s name and date.

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What makes these Elf prescriptions great is this gives ~~Elf~~ mom the freedom to sit out for two days… by orders of Santa!

Reasons Elf on the Shelf Didn’t Move

We have a long list of reasons Elf on the Shelf didn’t move. Was Elf on the Shelf under the weather? Was bad behavior recognized? Was magic lost from touch?

For our Rx prescriptions, these are the reasons supplied.

Behavioral Warnings:

Broken Leg: No moving for two days. Elf tripped on your stuff. Clean up!

For this Elf prescription, consider unique Elf on the Shelf crutches ideas and grab this pair of miniature doll crutches.

Magic Lost: No moving for one day. Don’t touch elf!

If Elf was touched by mistake or even fell, don’t forget our magic elf grippers!

Cute Elf Idea:

Reindeer Flu: Stay put for two days.

Step it up! If you are really creative, use our reindeer costume. Perhaps dressing as as reindeer gives Elf reindeer flu! See our other Elf on the Shelf Reindeer Ideas!

This makes your life easier because it gives your children a warning, provides a creative elf idea, and/or allows all to rest from the anxiety of “where is Elf now” or “what should I do with Elf!?”

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What is Elf on the Shelf?

Elf on the Shelf is a Christmas Tradition. The tradition has a book and a elf doll. The book is poetic and in rhyme sharing the purpose of the Elf’s visits. The Elf visits each Thanksgiving. He/She goes and returns from the North Pole each evening. Every morning he can be found in a new location in the house. The Elf has been found in the refrigerator, fishing in the toilet, writing messages on the mirror or hanging from the lights. It is VERY IMPORTANT, the Elf is not touch each evening or his Christmas magic will be lost! Each family is able to name their special elf. The elves return to their home (Santa’s North Pole Work shop) every Christmas Eve. An Elf’s Story can also be found on DVD.

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Paw-some Blue’s Clues Party Ideas

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September 21, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Crafts, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Do you have a birthday party to get ready for? We came up with some of the most creative DIY Blue’s Clues Party Ideas to perfect your themed Blue Clues and You birthday party! Blue’s Clues Recipes, Party Supplies, Mailbox Crafts and more!

If your son or daughter loves a their blue furry friend, they they are sure to love the ideas for a Blue’s Clues party. From party favors, to decor, party food, birthday cake and more, these ideas are perfect for your next celebration.

Blue’s Clues & You!

First up, the show! Guess what – Are you sitting in your Thinking Chair for the news? Blue’s Clues is returning! Nickelodeon has announced a 20 episode new season of Nick Jr.’s Blue’s Clues & You! The first episode appeared November 11, 2019 at 9 AM ET.

Look for your old favorites, in fact, the first episode will have guest appearances from the original host, Steve, played by Steven Michael Burns and his successor, Joe, played by Donovan Patton.

Join our new friend, Josh, and his dog, Blue, on a clue-led adventure and solve a puzzle. Look for this new curriculum-driven interactive preschool series and view sneak peeks of “Blue’s Clues & You!” on Nick Jr. now!

Which games can you play at a Blue’s Clues Party?

Love Blue’s Clues Party Games? If you are unsure how to keep toddlers entertained for hours, we have your answer. This Blue’s Inspired Party Games list will be all you need to keep your party guest engaged and happy.

Blue Puppy Birthday Party Game include 10 activities as well as directions and supply list to keep you birthday party prepared and organized!

Puppy Inspired Party Games PDF

Low-Cost Blue’s Clues Birthday Party Ideas

Another Blue’s Clues day today! We have some of the most festive and creative Blue’s Clues Party Ideas for your child’s next birthday party!

These party ideas will keep the cost down and stay in the Blue’s Clues Theme. Its’ possiblet o pull of fa party without braking the bank. Whether it is something that is blatantly Blue’s Clues and You or something that is inspired by this classic Nick Jr. TV program, this post will inspire you!

Handy Dandy Notebook

From your Handy Dandy Notebook, to creative Blue’s Clues paw prints for clues, siblings Shovel and Pail, and even Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper! Who is your child’s favorite character!?

To find all of your party clues, you will of course need your Blue’s Clues Handy Dandy Notebook. You can get the 4-piece play set HERE.

Paw Print Clues

A clue, a clue! Have adorable paw prints (or Blue’s Clues) around the home or in the entry way to the front door! You can download free paw prints HERE. We suggest downloading these paw prints, printing from a Word Document and then pasting on blue construction paper!

For pretend play birthdays, another idea is to use the cute paw prints around the party area for clues. From the first clue to the next clue to the last, let your guests work on problem-solving together. | Original Source Unknown

DIY Birthday Outfit

You guys….how adorable is this Blue’s Clues Costume? You might be able to make your own, but if not, we are a bit obsessed Blue’s Clues ears, tail and hands – how precious would this be for your little birthday boy or girl? Just add some face paints and you are all set. | Lollipop Lucy Costumes on Etsy (no longer available, see similar Blue Clues Costumes)

Blues Clues Mailbox

Mail time, mail time, mail time, mail time, MAIL TIME!

In order to get a letter, you have to have Blue’s Clues Mailbox! Unfortunately, because the latest Blue’s Clues & You is not released, finding a Blue Clues Mailbox you can buy, isn’t going to happen. You will have to craft your own while singing the Blue’s Clues Mailbox song!

Here’s the mail, it never fails, It makes me want to wag my tail, When it comes I wanna wail, MAIL!

Get this red Mailbox for Blue and spray paint it purple! You can keep the flag, red! Cover the red flag with painters tape when spray painting.

How sweet is this Blue’s Clues mailbox? They are great for hosting clues for a game or collecting birthday cards from guests! We love the little grass footprint! | Project Nursery

Mailbox Letter Printable

And if you make this sweet Blue’s Clues mailbox, make sure to fill the Blue’s Clues mailbox Letter. Print these free Printable Blues Clues Cards! Pass out crayons and allow each child to write a note or draw a picture for Blue and Magenta. | Family Shopping Bag

Recipe Card Printables

If you have a fun recipe, leave out these free Blue’s Clues Recipe Cards. Your guests can even write their own recipes – maybe birthday wishes – and place them in the Blue Clue’s & You mailbox! | Family Shopping Bag

Birthday Invite

Those free cards make adorable invitations too or get these personalized Blue’s Clues invitations on Etsy! | LittleRainbowBlooms

No longer available from Little Rainbow Blooms. Get a similar custom Blue’s Clues & You Birthday Invite from Birdy Says Caw Caw.

DIY Blues Clues Table Idea

It’s not a party without the right recipes! From cake to a beautiful tablescape, immerse yourself in the delights of your bites while celebrating your favorite Blue’s Clues Fan!

Our first up Blue’s Clues Party Idea, how adorable is this Blue’s Clues table display? It inspires me to get decorating! | The Party Muse

DIY Party Food

Serve tasty treats in your personalized shovel and pail! Grab this Red Pail, yellow shovel and use Chalk Markers to decorate your face. | Catch My Party

Blue’s Clues Dog Cake Pan

Ready for a Blue’s Clues Cake Idea? Make your own Blue’s Clues Cake with this pan from Wilton. Don’t be dismayed. Also check out our Character Cake Tutorial – it is so much easier than you think!

Paw Print Cookies

Less challenging, make your own DIY Blue’s Clues Paw Print Cookies! Get your paw cookie cutter HERE.

Blue Cotton Candy Party Food

Here is another fun Blue’s Clues Party Idea. Serve Blue Cotton Candy and label it as a Dog Fur!

Dog Bone Rice Krispies

This is adorable. Make these fun dog snacks for your doggy party! Use this dog bone cookie cutter. | Spaceships and Laser Beams

Blue’s Clues Fondant Cupcakes

Make your own Blue’s Clues Cupcake Toppers with free Blue’s Clues Template. | Bird on a Cake

Blues Clues Party Supplies

So many cute Blue’s Clues Party Supplies to choose from for your little puppy fan. At times time Blue’s Clues Party Supplies are Hard to Find Party Supplies. Sigh. Don’t worry, with the the release of the new show in November 2019, Party supplies should pick up. Right now, make your own or get creative by searching the creative market – Amazon and Etsy.

Shop these markets:

Blues Clues Party Supplies Amazon

Blues Clues Party Supplies Etsy

Blue’s Clues Piñata

We aren’t done with the Blue’s Clues party ideas, how about this Blue Clues Piñata – you can get it HERE! Fill with candy, party favors or small prizes. | Kara’s Party Ideas

Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper

Don’t forget the table top. Head to the Dollar Store and pick up a salt and paper shaker. Decorate your own Blue’s Clues Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper! | Source

Pin the Paw on Blue

Another fun Blue’s Clues party idea. This is a cute game and activity – Similar to pin the tail on the donkey but in blue fashion – Pin the Paw On the Blue Dog.

No longer available, get a similar Blue’s Clues Poster HERE or HERE. Another great idea is to downloads images of blue from Google images and images of paw prints from Google Images. You can purchase blue paw prints for clues too.

Blue Party Decorations

For some Blue Clue’s party inspiration, pick up these Blue Lanterns HERE. Lanterns are great to make your own DIY piñata. Cut out construction paper for your dog ears, face and eyes. Tie streamers to the bottom. The only problem is it will break fast. Since many lanterns come in a set, you can have one lantern for each of your preschoolers and fill with one big prize instead. This can be their goodie bag.

Blues Clues Pumpkin Template

If you have an October birthday, make this Blue’s Clues Pumpkin with this free printable stencil! It would be so cute and welcoming at the front door! If it’s not the Halloween season, make it with a water melon or cantaloupe for a fruit table display.| Source unknown

Printable Party Hats

And if you just don’t want to tackle these Blue’s Clues party ideas yourself, take a look at this Blues Clues Party Supply Kit with Instant Download including Blue’s Clues party hats. Print it yourself! | Tiny Printables on Etsy

In addition to the Blue’s Clues Party Games, also take a look at these 50+ Kids’ Party Games – indoor, outdoor, night, birthday.

Be there on the double with these Paw Patrol Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Hosting a party? Don’t forget our fun Littlest Pet Shop Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Throwing a party? Make your own cake. It’s much easier than you think with this Character Cake Tutorial. Pin to Pinterest.

The Best Harry Potter Birthday Party Ideas

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September 21, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Enjoy these creative Harry Potter Birthday Party Ideas to pull off the best wizard celebration. Fun Harry Potter Party ideas including homemade magic wands, tasty butterbeer recipes, DIY Quidditch snitches, Harry Potter Themed games and more!

“Wingardium leviosa” My spell has either enticed you to read further or has you levitating from your chair. Either way, I hope you area as captivated as I am with these Harry Potter Birthday Party Ideas. We found some of the best wizard recipes (care to eat Butterbeer cake from a mug?) and most creative crafts (deliver owl mail) to pull off the ultimate, memorable wizard party.

You will want a brick wall backdrop to enter platform 9 3/4 and some Ferrero Rocher Chocolates to make the cutest Quidditch snitch. I promise the kids will talk about this party for years to come!

What are some great low-cost Harry Potter Party Ideas?

There are many reason to throw a Harry Potter Themed Party. Turn your home into a Hogwarts house for a Halloween party or birthday party. From party decorations to tasty dessert, these Harry Potter Party ideas are low-cost but totally fitting of the party theme.

With a little wizardly-inspiration from the movies, enjoy these ideas for a harry potter party!

Harry Potter Games for Kids

The first place to keep a party low budget is to save on the entertainment. It’s incredibly easy to bring party activities to your special event without hiring entertainment. Before you get started, make sure to enjoy these Wizarding Games at Home. These Harry Potter party games can be downloaded and uses as your party planner resource.

They include 17 Wizard themed games directions as well as a supply list using common items found at home. Includes Harry Potter Scavenger Hunt, Harry Potter Charades, Harry Potter Birthday Party Games with directions & supply list.

Wizarding Themed Party Games for Kids

Party Favor Printables

Use these free Harry Potter printables to create quick and easy Pillow Party Favor Boxes. Perfect for holding your favorite Harry Potter themed treats like ertie Bott’s Jelly Beans! Careful, these candy flavor beans might not be the flavor you like! All you need to pay for are the beans which you can possibly buy in bulk. | Bugaboo City

Butter Beer

Forget the cake! Let’s toast and give cheers. You really cannot do anything HP themed without this recipe. This homemade Butterbeer recipe isn’t a drink. Its a Microwave Cake in a Mug! A perfect dessert for a Harry Potter birthday party and your wizard can have fun making their own mug. Just add ice cream and viola! | Living Locurto

DIY Golden Snitches

The Easy Golden Snitches are so simple you might find yourself making them for more than a Harry Potter Party! They would be fun to tie to a balloon. Light enough too to float around your event. Let everyone take home the balloons at the end of the party. | My Poppet

Popcorn Treats

Are you watching the Harry Potter Movies? If so you are going to need some popcorn for your movie-thon. Forget a simple popcorn recipe, have fun making your own Harry Potter party themed recipe. Fill your belly with this Marshmallow Butterbeer Popcorn! | Sisters, What!

Floating Décor

Doesn’t it seem like everything levitates in the great school? Are you inspired by the great hall ceiling? Bubble wands make the most perfect floating keys for your DIY Harry Potter Decor! Add some floating candles, floating letters and floating golden snitches and you are all set. Clear fishing line would be great for these decorations. | Tikkido

Wizard Missing Poster

Grab this free printable, Have You Seen this Wizard? You will print and then place together. It makes a fun photo prop for your party photos| No longer available, get a similar item here. After the party, use the wizard prop as room décor for your harry potter fan.

Pencil Wands

One low cost party activity is to make your own homemade wands. Fill their party favor bag with something useful – A Harry Potter Pencil Wand. A hot glue gun is the trick! Use the pencils for other party activities like writing wizard letter and sending them by owl. | Sisters What

Dry Ice Potion

How about blending in a potion class to your party activities? Dry ice inside the cauldron helped to create fog and create a very exciting party effect! This also is a fun party activity for young wizards. | Spaceships and Laser Beams

DIY Party Favor Bags

Another unique party favor bag are these Quidditch Treat Bags. Make them before the big event or allow party guest to use a candy table, fill and make their own Harry Potter party favor bags. | The Preppy Planner

Chocolate Frogs Holder

These Harry Potter inspired chocolate frogs with boxes to match are so easy to make and add a fantastic touch to any Harry Potter party. You will need a frog mold with your recipe. Then create these origami shaped frog holder before gifting to your party guests. | A Modern Homestead

House Sorting Hat

You’re going to want a real talking sorting hat! Who wouldn’t have fun finding out which house they are assigned?… . please not Slytherin!

Moaning Myrtle Poster

Use your printer to put Moaning Myrtle where she is definitely not wanted – like the bathroom! This is such a simple touch to our bathroom décor but it totally sets the harry potter castle theme… just don’t’ flood the bathroom floor with her tears. | Profmcgonagall101213

Owl Letters

These super easy Harry Potter Owl Letter Holders would be great for inviting friends to your birthday party! They make cute homemade Harry Potter invitations that set the party theme immediately. | My Very Educated Mother

Harry Potter Invitations

If you do not feel like crafting your own invitations, these Harry Potter Invites are precious! | ZarleeLuxCreations (Currently unavailable but find similar Wizard Invitations on Etsy.)

Fat Lady Password Door

Speaking of invites, don’t leave off the password. Blow up a picture of the Fat Lady to stick on the door. Password please! | Wattlebird (link no longer available)

Floating Letters

Don’t you love when the mail comes in the great hall? It’s raining mail – an acceptance letters! Write your party guests names on the envelope and insert Hogwarts acceptance letters inside. | Craftsterchic (link not longer available)

House Ties Craft

What house will the sorting hat place you in? Make sure to have these Harry Potter DIY Felt Ties ready to assign to your party goers! Include Hufflepuff, Gryffindor, Ravenclaw and Slytherin (if you have to!) | One Sweet Appetite

Spider Party Decor

Follow the trail of spiders! Learn how to make magnetic spiders for a metal door or use double sided tape to hang. | Delia Creates

Owl Cupcakes

Wizarding is hard and you will need to fill your bellies. Of course you need Harry Potter party food. No need for a birthday cake. These owl cupcakes add the perfect touch and a tasty dessert! | Sweetest Kitchen

Homemade Wizard Wands

The DIY Harry Potter Wands are so simple and made with hot glue and bamboo cooking chopsticks. You can make them ahead or at the party for a budget-friendly party activity. | Boxy Colonial

DIY Quidditch Goal

Fall is a great time for some ball. Grab your brooms and enjoy the great outdoors with a few backyard games. Make your own DIY Quidditch Hoops for display or for a Harry Potter game! These would be perfect for our Wizard Party games. | Housewife Eclectic

Potion Craft

Another low-cost party favor and very cute party craft are these tiny jars. Just a few simple ingredients to make this Harry Potter Potion Necklace. | The Scrap Shoppe Blog

Free Printable Banner

How about free Harry Potter Birthday Party Décor? This free banner printable is perfect for your party! | Paper Trail Design

Toilet Signs

We found this Wizard Bathroom sign on Birds Party and had to find it’s origin. You can purchase it here. Be sure to have a moaning Myrtle inside the toilet area.

Photo Backdrop

There’s only one way to get to the Hogwarts express. The brick wall. Slowly scroll through this blog post for the ultimate list of Harry Pottery Birthday Ideas like Platform 9 3/4 Photo Wall! | My Poppet

Ready to party? Keep the kids entertained. Take a look at these 50+ Kids’ Party Games – indoor, outdoor, night, birthday.

Have a Star Wars Fan? The force will be with you when you take a look at these Star Wars Birthday Party Ideas! Pin to Pinterest.

Gotta catch ’em all! Anther wonderful collection are these Pokemon Birthday Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

You survived another year. Look at these Camouflage Camo Birthday Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

What are group games?

Why have team building activities?

100s of The Best Group Games Available

Minute to Win it Party Games

1 Face the Cookie

2 Penny for Your Thoughts

3 Ping-Pong Bounce

4 Moving On Up Cup Game

5 Junk in the Trunk

More Minute to Win it Games for Large Groups

Adult Party Games

Never Have I Ever

Charades

Straight Face

Team Scavenger Hunt

Prosecco Pong

More Group Games for Adults

Outdoor Team Building Games

Pass the Water

Hula Hoop Pass

Fire Tender

Squirt Ball Relay Race

Glow in the Dark Capture the Flag

More Outdoor Group Games

Indoor Group Games

Balloon on a String

Potato Drop

Sticky Spider Web

Cotton Ball Crawl

Pass the Parcel

More Indoor Group Games

Holiday Games

Masked Sticky Note Challenge

Ornament Spoon Relay

Turkey Leg Hunt

Mummy Speed Wrap

Flying Peeps

More fun holiday party games

Kids Party Games

Pass the Orange

Donuts on a String

Marshmallow Pong

Sleepover Murder in the Dark Cards

Trampoline Air Ball

More Themed Party Games for Kids

How to Choose the Right Group Game

Age of the participants

Number of participants

Level of competitiveness

Who are group games best for?

Youth groups

Workplace Team Building Event for Employees

Guests at kids birthday parties

Ice breakers for strangers

Entertainment for adult parties

Seasonal parties and group gatherings

Where to get printable group games?

More Game Ideas for Fun

What are some good Christmas Scavenger Hunt Ideas?

What are some clues for a scavenger hunt?

Clue 1

Clue 2

Clue 3

Clue 4

What are good prizes for a Christmas scavenger hunt?

Small Prizes

Christmas Eve Box

Christmas Presents

Elf on the Shelf

How to Plan a Christmas Scavenger Hunt

Printable Christmas Scavenger Hunt PDF

Download Your Free Printable

How to Print at Staples

How to you make a party fun for adults?

What are some fun Party Games for Adults?

Press Conference

Chocolate Game

Story Starters

Don’t Say Yes

Bag of Bad News