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New Years Eve Ideas for Kids

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September 7, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, New Year's Eve, Party, Pinterest, Seasonal, Social Media

Let’s all say good-bye to the past year with these New Year’s Eve Ideas for Kids. Ring in the New Year with memorable New Year’s Eve recipes, crafts, activities, games, printables & more.

Anyone else ready to jump into the new year…. see you later last year! Bring on the new year. Let’s home for something different. Whether you are celebrating 2021, 2022 (or whatever year we might now be in), we have some of the best New Year’s Eve Ideas for Kids. These can be for toddlers who are in bed with the sun or for older kids who will welcome in the new year at midnight. And let’s be honest, these fanstic fun activities and ideas are for adults too. Create family traditions with these New Year’s Eve ideas for kids (and adults too)!

Happy New Year!

Tips for Young Kids: Toddlers and young children do not have to stay up until midnight. You can still reenact a kid-friendly countdown just in a shorter period of time. For example, make the hour change every 10 mintues or 30 minutes based on when you start and want to end. Obviously, they have no idea of the real time. It can still be a memorable day and family tradition with earlier hours.

Charades Cards

New Year Celebrations have to include a memorable game. We created this New Year’s Eve Charades Game. We included 18 charades cards as well as 9 fill in the blank cards. You can print the blank cards as much as you want created as large of a game as you need or want. In your blank cards add either family memories (if playing with your immediate family) or add trending year events (if playing with a larger group of friends.)

New Years Eve Party Charades Game Printable

How to Play Charades

Charades can be played with any type of word or phrase. There are two sets of rules for charades games. You can play based on points or based on time.

Charades based on points

Split into two teams. On each teams turn, one person acts out a topic for their teammates to guess. They cannot use any words. Use a clock to track the time, giving each person two to three minutes for their turn. If the team guesses the charade in a set amount of time, give the team one point. If they do not guess correctly, they get zero points added to their score. At the end of all the rounds, the team with the most points wins.

Charades based on time

Split into two teams. On each teams turn, one person acts out a topic for their teammates to guess. They cannot use any words. Use a clock to track the time, giving each person two to three minutes for their turn. If the team guesses the charade in a set amount of time, at that time is added to their score. If they do not guess correctly, the full time is added to their score. At the end of all the rounds, the team with the shortest time wins.

NEW YEAR’S EVE CHARADES GAME PRINTABLE

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New Year’s Eve Party Games

Games and activities ensure New Year’s Eve fun – especially these 60 second games. Download our New Year’s Eve Minute to Win it Games. While most countdown from 10, you will be counting down from 60 with these New Years Eve Minute to Win it Games. In these 60 second challenges, enjoy 16 New Years Eve Games which include instructions plus a supply list. These are the best and our favorite family approved minute to win it games for adults or kids.

Play at midnight with adults or start your New Year Countdown early with the Kids. This printable digital download comes with instructions and a supply list.

You can pair it with our New Year’s Eve Charades Cards and save 40% off both with code NEWYEAR.

Party Décor

Have a makeshift New Year’s Eve Photo Booth. You could have a wall of lights and New Years Eve Photo Props.

Cake Pops

Well this show’s a bit of the website’s age, make this New Year’s Eve Recipe, chocolate dipped marshmallows. Just add the year.

Free Printables

You have to have a New Year’s Eve kiss at midnight. Download these New Year’s Eve Kisses Stickers. Just add these free printable stickers to the bottom of Hershey’s Kisses chocolates.

Balloon Clock

This might be my favorite New Year’s activity idea. Make a New Year’s Eve Balloon Clock. Not only does it have a purpose, it is a cute New Year’s Eve Backdrop. As each hour passes, they can pop a balloon. One idea is to have activities for kids in the balloon. Each hour gives a new idea to pass the time. Ideas can be baking, making crafts, watching a movie, reading, etc.| The Suburban Mom

Time Capsule

You know we love free printables. Ever year New Year’s Eve Time Capsule Questionnaire. Interview your kids every year to see how they have changed. Add this family time capsule to the kids memory box. | Pretty Providence

Countdown Clocks

Every New Year’s Eve celebration needs a countdown. Some pipe cleaners and a paper plate make this adorable Count Down Clock Craft for the New Year. Attention teachers, this makes a great New Year’s Eve Preschool Craft for teaching time. | Buggy and Buddy

Scavenger Hunt

Looking for fun New Years activities? As seen in our Year-round Scavenger Hunt for Kids, print this awesome New Year’s Eve Scavenger Hunt for Kids. Perhaps your scavenger hunt leads back to a present for a New Year’s resolution – like a jump rope or step tracker for someone increasing their fitness… who are we kidding, just delivery a sugary treat!

Fun Activities

Loving the idea of this get to know you New Year’s Eve Party Game Printable. This party game printable would be an excellent way to engage your child. It could make great dinner conversation. | Alice and Lois

New Year’s Eve Countdown Bags. These are great New Years Eve activities for toddlers as they mimic a count down but can be done in a speedy pace before bedtime. Add a fun activity in each bag. | Toddler Approved

Balloon Drop

Who needs fireworks? Have a fun ball drop of your own! Make this DIY Balloon Ball Drop using Dollar Store supplies. Count me in on this low-cost New Years Eve idea! The kids will love it. | Miss Maes Days

Countdown Cookies

Spend December 31 baking. Of course these New Year’s Eve Countdown Cookies have to be eaten before the clock strikes midnight. If one person is taking the challenge, make them mini! | Phillips Family

Clock Cupcakes

Alternatively, for another New Year’s Eve recipe you could have New Year Countdown Cupcakes too (or both.) | Somewhat Simple

Kid’s Mocktail

Skip the Champagne. Forget the cider. Grab some rock candy sticks and gummy bears and let the kids sip and enjoy these Candy Mocktails for Kids (and adults). Don’t forget to remind your guests to raise a toast before your first sip (or it’s bad luck!) | Modern Parents Messy Kids

Ball Drop Craft

Gab the glue for this New Year’s Eve fun. If you can’t be in New York City with the real crystal ball drop, make your own! This New Year’s Eve Ball Craft is just like the glittery ball in Times Square! I bet you could get all your supplies from the Dollar Tree. One creative punny idea is instead of decorating a Styrofoam ball, decorate an apple for the Big Apple. | Mom Unleashed

Confetti Party Poppers Craft

Of course, you need to ring in the new year with confetti. These DIY New Year’s Eve Confetti Poppers provide a craft for the day and entertainment for the night. Fill with foil confetti or glitter (the thing that never… ever… can be cleaned up enough.) | Little Bins for Little Hands

Noise Maker Craft

When the final hour strikes, make sure to shake your New Years Eve Noisemaker Craft for kids. Using bells and a Popsicle stick, this is a cute craft to make during New Years Eve. | Life Over CS

Enjoy these Glow in the Dark Party Ideas. Many of these glow party ideas can overlap into New Year’s Eve. Pin to Pinterest.

Having everyone over late? This Sleepover Party has some slumber party ideas you can incorporate into New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Pin to Pinterest.

WHAT’S TRENDING? Looking for a few engaging activities? Grab Minute to Win it Games – Traditional, Holiday, Group, and more! Use these fun activities in the office, classroom, or at your next birthday party.

Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunts – Indoor & Outdoor Set

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September 6, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Thanksgiving

Want a pre-thanksgiving activity for the kids? Enjoy both an indoor and outdoor Thanksgiving treasure hunt to work up an appetite before a big Thanksgiving feast. This fun Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt printable set includes 20 rhyming riddles for clue cards.

Do you want to add some extra fun to your Thanksgiving celebration this year? Why not try a Thanksgiving scavenger hunt? This is a great activity for kids of all ages and can be adapted to work for any size group. Plus, it makes a really nice family tradition after the Thanksgiving Macy’s parade but before the turkey is placed on the tablescape.

When all the cooking prep is done and before full bellies make an afternoon nap inevitable, break out the Thanksgiving scavenger hunt clues and let the fun begin! Your family and turkey day guests will love searching high and low for all the holiday-themed items on the list. As you go on your Thanksgiving treasure hunt, have small prizes along the way or alternatively, have a big gift with the last clue.

Indoor Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt

These clues make the perfect Thanksgiving scavenger hunt for kids or preschoolers, as well as for family members of all ages who are looking for an indoor activity to keep everyone entertained. The whole family (or even guests at a Friendsgiving) will enjoy this fall holiday activity!

Here are some tips to get you started:

1. Decide what kind of scavenger hunt you want to do. Will participants be working in teams or individually?

2. Print out a copy of our Thanksgiving scavenger hunt clues & answer key.

3. Choose the cards that will work best with your home, players, and the length of time you want the activity to last.

4. Hide the clue cards around the house or in plain sight, depending on the difficulty level you’re going for. Older kids can work with younger kids if the clues become challenging. Make sure to keep the first clue to start the game.

5. Explain the rules and read the first clue. Then let them loose to start scavenging!

What sets our Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt apart from the others? This isn’t your ordinary Thanksgiving checklist. It includes 20 rhyming riddles that are clues.

Example rhyming clue cards include:

Thanksgiving is a day of thanks when family and friends gather to meet. Shake your feathers for treasure hunt fun, the first clue is under your dinner seat.

Turkey, potatoes and pumpkin pie, find your next clue where the clothes go to dry.

When finding the wishbone, you make a wish! When clearing the dinner table, where do you put a dirty dish?

In this at home scavenger hunt, use all the clues or omit the ones that do not fit your home. It can easily be adapted to every home, apartment and living situation.

Print your Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt PDF now!

Outdoor Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt

If getting outside is more your jam, make your own cards for an outdoor Thanksgiving scavenger hunt! If you live somewhere where the November weather is predictable and you want to get your kids outdoors, and scavenger hunt outside may be a great choice for you.

To get started, make a list of 10-15 Thanksgiving-themed items that can be found around your house or back yard. This can be a team scavenger hunt race as teams compete the finish the challenge in the allotted limit. Instead ditch the time limit and keep this Thanksgiving scavenger hunt checklist as an individual task where the goal isn’t to race but only to finish.

Here’s a list of Thanksgiving scavenger hunt items to get you started:

A pumpkin
Scarecrow
An ear of corn
Leaves
Acorns
A pinecone
Turkey
Feather
Something orange
Something brown

After you have your list of items, write each item on its own slips of paper (or as a checklist like a bingo card.) If you’re doing this scavenger hunt with younger kids, you may want to provide a picture of the item along with the word.

Once you have all the slips of paper ready, hide them around your house or yard. Make sure to put the first slip of paper in an easy-to-find spot so that kids know where to start looking.

As with the indoor scavenger hunt, explain the rules and then let the kids loose to search for all the Thanksgiving-themed items! This can easily become a neighborhood scavenger hunt as you walk the streets to work up an appetite before the Thanksgiving feast. Just assign the kids an area for where to look. There’s no limit to Thanksgiving scavenger hunt ideas that you can do.

We created a sample free printable Thanksgiving scavenger hunt list get you started. This list is perfect for young kids as it has images for your Thanksgiving items. Find this free Thanksgiving scavenger hunt in the free printable library when you sign up for emails.

This Thanksgiving, ditch the electronics and try a Thanksgiving scavenger hunt! Your family and friends will love this fun holiday activity. No matter where you set up the hunt, you’re sure to have a great time!

Of course, we have more treasure hunts than only in the month of November. Enjoy these Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Kids for more fun year-round.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final Thanksgiving day treasure hunt. Did you do something indoors? Did you take it outdoors? How old was your age group and what did they think? Leave a comment here or on Pinterest!

For more ideas for a fun Thanksgiving activity this November try these:

Thanksgiving Games: From the classroom to the turkey day table, these Thanksgiving games are perfect for friends and family alike.

Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games: Have 60 seconds? Enjoy some of the best Thanksgiving day games using a stop watch and many common thanksgiving supplies. These Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games are memorable and oh so fun!

Friendsgiving Ideas: Is family gone? Enjoy a thanksgiving with friends, aka friendsgiving. From hosting tips, to recipes, thanksgiving activities and more. These Friendsgiving Ideas are perfect for your November holiday.

Year Round Scavenger Hunt Ideas: Take a look at these scavenger hunt ideas for the entire year. So much fun to be hand for every season. In aditiona to the thanksgiving holiday, enjoy Halloween, Christmas, a birthday, Easter and more! Get a full set of year-round scavenger hunt ideas in the store.

Free Thanksgiving Printables

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Fun Outdoor Scavenger Hunt For Kids

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September 6, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Looking for a fun outdoor scavenger hunt for kids? We’ve got you covered! Enjoy these 20 Outdoor Scavenger Hunt clue cards with cute, easy rhyming riddles to solve. Have good time with your family and friends solving these outdoor treasure hunt rhyming clues while at home, outside in nature.

The weather is sunny and it’s time to get outside for some fun family activities! Looking for an exciting activity that both kids and adults can enjoy? An outdoor scavenger hunt for kids is the perfect solution! This type of hunt is perfect to get kids outside for a nice weekend day.

If you’re not sure where to start, we’ve got you covered with this helpful guide on how to set up your outdoor scavenger hunt.
With printable backyard outdoor scavenger hunt clues, all you have to do is click, download, print, and place the kids’ riddles around the yard! This kid’s activity is instant fun with little prep!

Outdoor Scavenger Hunt

First, let’s talk about the benefits of outdoor games. I mean truthfully, we could stop at the first benefit – it’s fun! But there are other reasons to get outside and get activity with the kids. This outdoor treasure hunt introduces cardiovascular activity getting that heart pumping. Of course the benefits of cardiovascular activity are the release of endorphins. Additionally, the sun is perfect for Vitamin D which also plays a big part in controlling the level of serotonin in your body.

This all becomes a no brainer! Outdoor Scavenger Hunt –> Fun + Vitamin D + Endorphins + Serotonin = Instant Mood Boost

Now that we all agree, outdoor play is important, let’s talk about what comes with this fun outdoor game. This set includes 20 Outdoor Scavenger Hunt Clues. With 20 creative rhyming cards, it’s easy to pick clues that work best for your yard.

What are some good scavenger hunt clues?

These outdoor scavenger hunt riddles are done for you. They are adorable clues that take children high, low, forward and back. Clues can be uncovered in the back yard, front yard and on various outdoor lawn and garden items.

A few outside treasure hunt clues include:

Fill me up with seeds and hang me up high. I will bring winged visitors down from the sky.

This scavenger hunt clue can be easily seen. You can find it in an area where the grass is green!

To the tallest tree here, you should go. You’ll soon have a clue if you search high and low.

When it’s time for cooking for outdoor eating, the flames put out can such a heating.

Scavenger Hunt rhymes and answers are included with your purchase. The answers to these backyard treasure hunt clues include locations that are common like:

Chair or bench
Rock
Bird Feeder
Garbage can
Leaves
Mailbox
Sandbox
Grill
Water garden hose

Want the mystery hunt to last a long time? Use all of the clues. Prefer a shorter hunt for younger kids? Just use a few clue cards. If you have a clue that doesn’t fit your home, leave that treasure clue card out of the hunt. You choose the orders of the clue cards, so one left off the game really isn’t noticeable.

Try a buddy system too. For this game, toddlers can be helped by teens. A fun way to bond is to pair young kids with older kids. this might be for a little help but the hunt is quite easy and it will be really cool to see the young kiddos excited over their correct guess and answer!

How to you make an Outdoor Scavenger Hunt?

What makes this outdoor game the best is it requires little prep. You could be sitting down on the couch and say “I feel like an outdoor activity for the kids” and all of a sudden have the game downloaded, printed, cut and prepped in 15 minutes time.

What you’ll need:

Printable backyard outdoor scavenger hunt clues (download below)
The answers & clues page to help with harder clues or organize yourself
A pen or pencil
Scissors
Prizes or snacks, optional

Its’ easy to set up scavenger hunt clues for kids.

How to set it up:

Print out the outdoor scavenger hunt clues.
Read through the clues and choose the ones that you want to use.
Using tape, tacks, or place the cards around the yard.
Make sure you mark which card you used on the clues & answers sheet.
Set up a yummy treat or activity for the last clue.
It’s time to unleash the players!

Once you’re done setting up the kids scavenger hunt, it’s time to give the first clue to start the hunt!

The participants will work together to find all of the scavenger hunt items and return to you with the completed list wins the game.

With an at home scavenger hunt it’s less likely the kids will get stuck on a clue, making it a great option for families with younger kids or for a kids’ activity during a backyard birthday party.

People of all ages can get in on the activity. You can even have the entire block get in on the fun by transferring this into a neighborhood scavenger hunt.

Outdoor Scavenger Hunt Printable

So you’re ready to unleash the activity, release the good brain juices and create good memories outside. It’s time to print.

What you get with purchase:

20 Outdoor Scavenger Hunt Riddles for Kids PDF Instant Download
Outdoor Scavenger Hunt Riddles Answer Key

All files are 8.5″x 11″ and meant to be printed and trimmed yourself. These files are yours to keep and print as many times as you like for personal use.

Download the outdoor scavenger hunt today!

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Scavenger Hunt Ideas & Tips

Whether you’re looking for ideas for an indoor scavenger hunt or outdoor scavenger hunt, we’ve got you covered.

Here are some fun ideas to make the game even more challenging and enjoyable:

Give each player a clue that they are in charge of so the kids can take turns leading the family.
Hide a special bonus item for the players to find and return to you for a prize.
If players get stuck on a clue, they can ask the host for help, but they cannot show them the card.
Time each player and see who can complete the scavenger hunt in the shortest amount of time.
Award bonus points for creative scavenger hunt finds.
Pick a theme and have everyone dress up like spies or in their silliest summer beach outfit – the ideas for funny outfits are endless!

No matter how you decide to play, an outdoor scavenger hunt is always a blast! Get outside this spring and summer with exciting activities that are easy to pull together for any occasion.

Open the door, get outdoors and explore. But before you do, be sure to download our printable backyard outdoor scavenger hunt clues for your next family activity.

More Outdoor Fun

Want more outdoor fun? Now that we know Vitamin D, serotonin, and endorphins are all winners when it comes to outdoor play, it’s time for more kids activities you can do outside. Make sure and check out our other outdoor games!

Enjoy these really unique 60 second challenges. These Outdoor Minute to Win It Games are perfect for a group of 4 or more players. Pin to Pinterest.

Want to have neighborhood fun? Take a look at these Backyard Games perfect for friends, family, or even to play at the park! Pin to Pinterest.

Ready to get wet? These games are so much fun and there is plenty of splashing involved. Save and print these must-have Water Minute It To Win It Games. Pin to Pinterest.

Visit more scavenger hunt lists and ideas for kids for a type of scavenger hunt for every season! These include indoor scavenger hunt riddles, nature scavenger hunts, photo scavenger hunts and scavenger hunts for every holiday! Pin to Pinterest.

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Birthday Scavenger Hunt

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September 6, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Birthday, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Bring fun and laughter with this Birthday Scavenger Hunt for kids and adults. Create a new family tradition or use at a Scavenger Hunt Birthday Party to collect presents with these 20 Birthday Treasure Hunt clues.

We love ideas to twist up the traditional family birthday. By doing something out of the ordinary, you create “special moments” when celebrating the birthday of a loved one. Add birthday breakfasts, flood a bedroom with balloons, or organized a birthday parade! These unique moments, because they are out of the ordinary, create a filed memory in one’s head.

If you’re looking for a creative and fun way to celebrate your child’s birthday, then consider planning a birthday scavenger hunt! It’s a fun twist on traditional gift giving and makes getting birthday presents so exciting.

Scavenger Hunt Birthday Party

Birthday Scavenger Hunt Ideas can be done with family and/or friend. In fact, add this activity to your child’s party for a fun adventure and party game that their guests will always remember. The best part is that your child gets to work with their friends to solve the birthday riddles to find the clues that lead to their gift. Once all the presents are gathered, sit down and have fun opening them with family and friends.

Here’s how the birthday treasure hunt works:

To pull of the best scavenger hunt party idea, you need to do a little prep.

Schedule: Scavenger hunts can be done anytime during the kid’s birthday party, or as a closing activity that will keep all of your guests entertained to the very last minute.

What you need: You’ll need this Birthday Scavenger Hunt pdf, scotch tape, and gifts with clues attached to each.

Set up: Print the pages out on cardstock with a color printer. You’ll also need to cut out the individual scavenger hunt clues and attach them to items in your house that all lead back to where you will hide the birthday gifts. If you have 15 birthday gifts, use 15 clues. If you have more than 20 birthday gifts, have two gifts at one clue setting.

Rules: To make this work in a party setting, you’ll want to explain the scavenger hunt rules to the kids and remind them that they will work together to find all of the clues in order to find the birthday presents. Working together will be a great way to teach teamwork, problem solving, and planning skills. No to mention, building excitement about the gifts!

Time: Include a time limit for the kids to find the birthday presents so that everyone is kept on their toes. A time limit of 20 or 30 minutes works well, especially for opening presents.

Now it’s time to get started.

Here’s an example of how it’s done:

The first clue is: It is your birthday and we have a lot of clues. The first one is found where you put your shoes. After reading the clue aloud, the kids would think through where they put their shoes and go to that location, such as by the front door.

Next up: At this point, you might be tempted to stop. Keep going and look in the place where at night you plop. Once again, read this clue aloud and send them on their way to find the next one, in this case their bedroom bed!

Remember to scatter the clues out so that no one finds all of the clues in one location. Kids follow each clue to find a new gift. Travel from the washing machine, to the play room, utensil drawer, bedroom and more.

Each at home scavenger hunt clue should lead to another in a fun, exciting game of ‘hot and cold’ so that the kids are searching all over your home for clues.

At the last clue is a great place to have the goodie bags for all of the kids. When the clue searching is done, the birthday scavenger hunt gets really fun because it’s time for gifts and cake! Have the kids gather around the table and enjoy their hard work with ice cream, treats at each spot, and lots of cake!

There are so many ways to celebrate a child’s birthday, but this Birthday Scavenger Hunt is such a creative and memorable idea that your birthday child will love. Planning this for your kid’s next birthday celebration could be just what you need to make sure everyone has a blast! Have fun and enjoy your child’s big day.

Birthday Scavenger Hunt Printable

Download 20 birthday scavenger hunt clues. Digital download set includes 20 rhyming riddles for kids (or adults) and your the birthday scavenger hunt riddles answer key.

We also have more scavenger hunt ideas and scavenger hunt printable PDFs. Take a look at this scavenger hunt list and and grab one of these kids treasure hunts for your family.

Camping Scavenger Hunt
Christmas Scavenger Hunt (use with or without Elf on the Shelf)
Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt
Halloween Scavenger Hunt
Back to School Supply Treasure Hunt

Free Birthday Printables

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Enjoy these other Year-Round Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

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Embracing Grandmillennial Style | Making Granny Chic, Grand!

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August 31, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Home Improvement, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

What is Grandmillennial Style? The word Grandmillennial blends together two words, Grandmother and Millennial. It is a decor style that creates living space bringing old-school design trends with a fresh spin for the 21st century. With these Grandmillennial Decor Ideas, let’s make granny chic, grand!

Grandmillennial Style

I am coming here to confess. I have fell down a rabbit hole and this hole has lead me more time on Facebook than I care to admit. Bear with me, let me explain.

I joined a group called Grandmillennial Décor on Facebook and there was not getting out. Yes, I could easily click the “leave group” button, but I was becoming transported in time, and ideas, and the nostalgia of my grandmother (and apparently everyone else’s grandmother too!)

What is Grandmillennial style?

To quote someone, Grandmillennial is Granny Chic. It’s modern traditional. Ranging in age from mid-20s to late-30s, Grandmillennials love home decor with a traditional aesthetic. Heirlooms are precious and preserved, but not in the farmhouse style that embraces greys or the shabby chic style that loved chipped paint. Grandmillennial love loud prints and bright colors. Finishes are flawless. Living spaces are in impeccably styled.

Included in the throwback aesthetic of Grandmillennial style are rattan furniture pieces, floral wall paper, blue & white ginger jars, brightly patterned prints, floral drapes, pink roses, needlepoint, bird cages, wicker, boxwoods, scalloped lampshades, and shinny lacquer finished dressers. On display are monogramed pillows and your grandmother’s China.

How do you turn a farmhouse home into a Grandmillennial home?

Before your go throwing out all your gray paint, chipped furniture, and farmhouse style home decor, read this first.

Farmhouse decor includes rustic/chippy finishes, signs with words, barn door motifs, cotton stems and rusty metals and burlap. These are the finishes to change out. You can keep some of your neutral and gray colors, but make sure you add a pop of color too. Transform an off-white room with a happy color like a kelly green accent wall. Pull out your family heirlooms and polish them to shine. Finish chipped painted furniture with a lacquerer finish. Opposite of chipped furniture, lacquer paint has a glossy, mirror-like finish and when done by a professional, is absolutely not streaky

To continue to transform from farmhouse to grandmillenial style, buy and sell. When your budget is small, swap out pieces you no longer like with pieces you love by buying and selling on Facebook Market Place. Many people are looking to get rid of their grandmother’s antiques and others are craving the farmhouse furniture you no longer want.

Examples of Grandmillennial Style

Let’s take a look at examples of Grandmillennial decor. From Grandmillennial living rooms, Grandmillennial paint colors, Grandmillennial bedrooms, Grandmillennial furniture and more.

Remember, the most meaningful homes tell a story. Pull out those anqitues, it’s time to get granny chic!

Author note: In Grandmillennial decor, you will see Asian elements with a European interpretations. Examples of descriptions include the term chinoiserie, which comes from the French word chinois, or “Chinese.” Also recognize elements of blue & white canton china patterns, for dining china and ginger jars. These decor pieces do not come directly from Asia but are instead a European interpretation of Asian culture and decorative arts.

This Grandmillennial entry way from Randi Garrett Design is simply styled with some of my favorite ginger jars and a blue hydrangea bush. Gather a few items you love and create a simple vignette to welcome guests into your home. Find a similar detailed wreath in antique French style with laurel leaves and ribbon.

Learn how to decorate with Chinoiserie. You can take your blue and white temple jars to the next level by adding elements of flowers, feathers, and greenery like Casa Watkins Living.

Alright, let’s talk Grandmillenial decor. This Eagle Convex Accent Mirror is currently $500. Now I want you to go to Facebook marketplace and set a search to notify you when one hits the marketplace. Come give me a comment with how low you are able to pick it up. I’ve seen them for $60 – $150 in my area. (Eagle Convex mirror also seen in Southern Charm’s Patricia Altschul’s House. Wallpaper: Mind the Gap Chinese Floral.) Pair a eagle mirror with free vintage bird prints.

Grandmillennial Bathroom

The easiest place to begin your Granny Chic transformation is in the half bath. It’s a smaller space that can typically be transformed with a bird and floral wallpaper print. Pottery Barn never disappoints when it comes to home decor, look how they transformed this small half bath into a beautiful Grandmillennial bathroom with a mirror, wall sconces, and a printed wallpaper.

What to know what is right about this Grandmillenial Style bathroom? Everything! From the Serena & Lilly white rattan mirror, the bright pineapple wallpaper {Katie Kime}, the touches of brass and the lacquer pink vanity this bathroom is screaming granny chic.

Grandmillennial Living Room

Take a look at this Grandmillenial fire place. Can you tell the features that pull together to create this style? Three things. Whicker Furniture. Bamboo Frames. Ginger Jars. Get inspired by Every Season’s Change & Brittany’s thrift store finds. Love the Audobon print? Get Free Audubon Paintings.

Custom high end curtains can be pricey. Follow this DIY Greek Key Trim Curtains tutorial {DIY Decor MOM} and add fabric Greek key trim to white IKEA Ritva curtains for a custom look on a budget!

Using a gingham fabric focus, Lauren Deloach transformed this Grandmillenial living space and music room. Highlights include pleated lamp shades, hanging plates on the wall, large brass wall mirrors, and skirted ottomans.

Texas Designer Meredith Ellis created a beautiful Grandmillenial library celebrating pattern, texture and color from floor to ceiling. This living space includes toile drapery, furniture skirts, oil paintings, curvy shapes, and layered contrasting decor.

Take your grandmothers style and add a breath of fresh. How beautiful is this formal Grandmillenial sitting area {Rachel Solar} with a touch of modern tiger print pillows!

One take away from recreating your grandmother’s living space is bringing old-school design trends with a fresh spin for the 21st century. These spaces are not the stuffy, formal rooms you might remember from childhood. They are warm, cozy and inviting. {Better Homes & Gardens}

Do you have a built in? Learn to style a Grandmillennial living room shelf by getting inspired by Marian at Miss Mustard Seed.

Grandmillennial Dining Rooms

Kerry Spears Interiors knows how to honor one’s grandmother. Take a look at this beautiful display of Grandmillennial elements included a reupholstered antique chair, a beautiful buffet with wallpaper paneling in the background.

Budget-Friendly tip on this lamp. You can spend a fortunate on a Grandmillennial lamp. Instead, find a beautiful solid color at a thrift shop and use gold Rub & Buff to paint the base. A small 30 minute weekend project.

Line a china cabinet with wall paper like Flower Mag. A cabinet filled with blue-and-white Canton pieces is complemented with a playful wallpaper. Touches of fruit and flowers allow bright colors to pop.

Tip: Learn how to wallpaper a built in bookshelf for as low as $45!

Don’t forget the amazing Bluewillowware. You can buy antiques in Facebook Marketplace, Etsy or on Ebay. Or get present day Blue Willow China pieces at Walmart and Amazon. The newer pieces are microwave and dishwashwer friendly. The patterns are pretty identical. With present day pieces, you do not run the risk of lead. If putting on display, it’s always nice to have an antique.

Accent a dining room with wallpaper panels. A set of three framed chinoiserie panels can cost 100s or even 1,000s of dollars. Create your own DIY Framed Wallpaper Panels wit this tutorial from Hunted Interior.

Grandmillennial Bedroom

KerrySpearsInteriors.com continues with the beautiful Grandmillenial home decor. Take a look at this Grandmillennial bedroom featuring antique fabric headboard, rattan night stand, antique bird print & brass swing arm wall lamps.

If you are looking for a Grandmillennial influencer, or Grandmillennial style blog take a look at Amy Berry Home. Her Grandmillennial Instagram account will have you swooming including this Grandmillenial bedroom nook pulling together beautiful antique pieces with a complimentary wallpaper.

Try to take a bamboo dresser and has a bright lacquered just like Style Your Senses. We love the elements of this pink lacquered dresser. The pink pulls forth the blue and white chinoiserie, green leaves and gold accents.

Want to create a grand Grandmillenial aesthetic home? Perhaps by someone famous? Take a look at Southern Charm’s Patricia Altschul House featured in Architectural Digest.. We especially love this master bedroom, where an oil painting artwork is displayed above a 19th-century chinoiserie bookcase.

Want more? Take a look at this Patricia Altschul Home Collection with mixes of Grandmillenial and Southern Charm.

If you really are into traditional home décor ideas, take a look at our Dish Gallery Wall Ideas & Plate Wall Decor. Pin to Pinterest.

Once your home turns into your grandmothers, make your you add granny’s crafts too! Not Your Grandma’s Embroidery Crafts & Designs. Pin to Pinterest.

Love birds? Also look at these Vintage Bird Prints + Audubon Free Downloads. Pin to Pinterest.

Sparkling Unicorn Party Games for Kids

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August 30, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Hosting a unicorn birthday party? It’s important to have some whimsical unicorn themed activities and a magical mix of entertainment. Fun party games can turn a dull gathering into a roaring good time. These 11 cute unicorn games are perfect for your next celebration delighting the guest of honor and her party guests.

Having a unicorn themed party? There’s something extra special about having a unicorn themed party. It’s not just the decorations or food, but the games as well! Here are some great unicorn party games that will have your guests smiling from ear to ear.

There are so many fun ways to plan the perfect party for your little one, between cute unicorn themed snacks, party favors, and decorations there’s a lot to think about. But the best part of any party is the fun games and activities you can do with all the kids!

Unicorn Birthday Party Games

Don’t have your head in the clouds when planning a unicorn themed party. It’s important to be organized in making sure your guest of honor and party guests have a wonderful time. DIY unicorn games are a great way to keep kids entertained and talking about how much fun they had at any party. Plus they are low-cost allowing you to invest in the unicorn party food, décor, goodie bag favors and more.

Whether you’re planning a magical birthday party or just a get together, these cute games will have everyone excited.

To help plan the best party games, I’ve put together a unicorn party games printable. All you have to do is print out the PDF, pick your favorite games and use the supply list to pick up or order everything you need. It couldn’t be easier!

Here are some of the best unicorn party games that will have your guests smiling from ear to ear.

Pin the Horn on the Unicorn: This is a classic party game with a unicorn twist. Simply print out a picture of a unicorn, horns included. Then, using painter’s tape or masking tape, stick the poster to the wall. Give each child a turn being blindfolded and spinning around 3 times. Then they take their turn at pinning the horn on the unicorn.

Unicorn Toss: Players will take turns tossing glowstick necklaces onto the unicorn horn, racing to see who can get the most on in a minute. The team with the most at the end of the game wins!

Unicorn Egg Race: This is a race to see who can get from one side of the room to the finish line fastest with their unicorn horn (half of a plastic Easter egg) on their head. No hands allowed!

Rainbow Round Up: How about a fun relay race? This colorful balloon game uses a hula hoop and broom to get the balloons across the room and into the safety area fastest. Can you round up your balloons faster than the other team?

Glitter Piñata: A classic party game with a sparkly unicorn twist, this is always a hit with the kids.

In addition to the five games we shared. The unicorn themed party games printable set includes 6 more games and party activities.

Falling Donuts
Pass the Gift
Catch the Tail
Unicorn Sugar Cone Horns
Unicorn Egg Race
Magical Bean Guess

Don’t be a donkey with a horn. Add some sparkle and magic to your celebration and put the play in the party plan. Download these 11 magical unicorn party games today.

Unicorn Party Games Printable Set

More Unicorn Themed Party Games

If you’re looking for more great unicorn games, check out this list of fun ideas. With a mix of active and calm unicorn activities, there’s something for everyone!

Unicorn Bean Bag Toss: A simple game that can be played indoors or outdoors. Set up some unicorn cutouts or buckets and see who can get the most bean bags in.

Feed the Unicorn: A fun game for the younger kids, see who can get the most marshmallows into a unicorn’s mouth using only chopsticks. This could be a timed minute to win it game using only 60 seconds of time.

Musical Hoops: Similar to musical chairs, this game has players moving around hoops instead. Set up as many hula hoops as there are guests, minus one. Play music and have the kids walk around the hoops. When the music stops, they need to find a hoop to stand in. The player left without a hoop is out, and you remove one hoop each round until there’s only one player left.

Unicorn Scavenger Hunt: A birthday scavenger hunt is perfect for any celebration. You could also hide unicorn items around the house or party space and see who can find the most in a set amount of time. You could also put together a list of unicorn items for them to find and check off as they go.

With so many fun unicorn party game choices, you’re sure to find the perfect game for your party. No matter what games you choose, your guests will have a blast!

Don’t forget to check out the Unicorn Party Games printable for more great ideas.

Unicorn Party Supplies

You’ve got the budget-friendly unicorn themed birthday party entertainment. That means the hard part is done. What about other low-cost unicorn party supplies? Grab everything you need from party invitations, to DIY crafts, decorations, balloons and more!

Add some sprinkles and spin that horse into something fun – a unicorn. Happy celebrating at your next gathering. I hope you and your birthday girl have a magical time.

More Party Ideas for Kids

Party Games are what bring the entertainment. It’s easy to shop for party décor, recipes, party favors and more but often we forget – how are we going to busy the kids? If you are looking for frugal birthday party entertainment, take a look at this list of low-cost party games including games for many themed parties. You can also download the birthday party games bundle, so you have all you need!

What games do you play at a party? The best kind of course. The kind that fit the celebration. You can find additional themed party games for girls (and boys) including…

… and a lot more party games.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share unicorn birthday party games. Tell us your favorite birthday party unicorn activities for kids – did you do something different? Leave a comment on the blog post or on Pinterest and share your unicorn themes ideas!

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The Best Trampoline Games

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August 30, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Need boredom busters for summer? Are you ready for backyard fun? Dust off the cobwebs when you get these kids games to play on the trampoline. Enjoy sixteen of the best trampoline games for kids . This printable games set includes outdoor games instructions and a supply list. Get ready to have a jumping good time!

There are tons of fun ideas for the trampoline. Have you ever slept under the stars in a sleeping bag? How about jumped on the trampoline with a sprinkler beneath? Have you used chalk to turn the trampoline mat in a Twister board? Who has popped bubbles while jumping? If your child has tried any of these ideas, you likely are wanting to come up with some new activities for the kids.

Fun Things to Do on a Trampoline

Create your own family bucket list for fun trampoline ideas for kids. It can be used year-round or add it to your summer bucket list.

Play on the trampoline while the sprinkler is underneath
Get chalk and turn your mat into a Twister board or Hopscotch game
Use chalk to color on the trampoline
Have a sleepover and sleep under the stars in your sleeping bags
Fill the trampoline with ice cubes
Turn on a bubble maker and direct it to blow bubbles within the net
Put Dawn dish soap and water on the trampoline mat for a slipper good time (it also cleans!)
Play classic games like Ring Around the Rosie, Simon Says, or 4 Corners
Have a sword fight with pool noodles
Jump on the trampoline after a big snow
Play Fun Trampoline Games

Trampoline games are great for kids because they can be played over and over. In addition, many of these outdoor games require common things round in your garage. From soccer balls, to soft balls, balloons, a jump rope and more. They bring things out of store and remind us how to have fun without electronics. Get ready to get outdoors and enjoy these fun backyard activities for kids (and even adults!)

Trampoline Safety for Kids

Since many of these games include multiple kids on the trampoline, it’s important to know and have a list of safety tips for the kids. Review these trampoline rules before you get started.

Have a trampoline net keep the entrance zipper closed when on the trampoline
An adult must be near by for supervision
No gymnastics, summersaults or flips.
Remove all debris from the trampoline
Review safety materials for the trampoline
Keep within the assigned weight limit of the trampoline
Keep fingers away from the springs

What are some fun trampoline games?

Growing up, I recall some incredible games on the trampoline. However, if I try to bring up some of the retro and classic trampoline games with my kids, I completely cannot recall how to play trampoline games or even what resources they required. It’s like a complete mind blank. That was my purpose for creating this printable trampoline games set. The set includes old and new trampoline games and even some land games you can bring to the trampoline mat.

Without further adieu, let’s get starting taking a look at these fun kids trampoline games.

Rock Paper Scissors

How to Play: I bet you have hard of this classic game but have you played trampoline rock paper scissors with your body? Jump on the trampoline and land to make a rock, paper or scissors shape. Slowly eliminate the competition becoming the final winner. We bet this game keeps your heart rate up, especially the longer you are in the competition.

Accessories: None

Bombs Away

How to Play: In this trampoline game for 3 ore more, players dodge incoming balls or water balloons. Two or more players stand on the outside of the trampoline tossing them toward the center.

Accessories: Balls or water balloons

Pirate Leg Stand

How to Play: Standing on one leg can be a bit of a challenge. How about standing on one leg while on the trampoline or while one person jumps? Be the first player to test your coordination on the mat. Longest standing pirate, wins.

Accessories: Stop watch

Gaga Ball

How to Play: This classic game is brought from the pit to the spring. “Ga-ga ball!” Can you hear it? Hit with one hand a ball toward another player. If it hits below their knees, they are out. If it hits above their shoulders or bounces out of net, you are out. Make sure everyone has a change to hit. Last person standing wins.

Accessories: Ball

Castle Attack

How to Play: A king must keep his castle from being attacked. In this game, the king stands in the trampoline enclosure and avoids balls flying in from the attackers. When the king his hit, a new player becomes the king. The player that is able to be the king the longest, wins.

Accessories: Stop watch and balls.

Bum Wars

How to Play: 1, 2, 3, 4, I declare bum war! players jump, land on their bum and jump back to their feed (or knees) in one jump. See who can continue this rhythm the longest, wins.

Accessories: None

Dodgeball

How to Play: This traditional game goes from the gym to the trampoline. Trampoline dodgeball. Divide the mat with a line of chalk or painter’s tape. Split players into teams of two. Throw balls to peg the other team’s players with the ball. If they catch the ball, you are out. if you hit a player, they are out. The first team to loose all their teammates, wins.

Accessories: Chalk, painter’s tape, softer balls

Air Ball

How to Play: 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!

Accessories: Tennis balls

Telephone

How to Play: Similar to “I’m going on a picnic game” only with their body. The first person strikes a pose. The second player strikes the first players pose and their own new post. This cycle continues with the third player and so forth until someone messes up on the order of the poses. The game goes on until you can’t remember all the posses.

Accessories: None

Crack the Egg

How to Play: Also called popcorn. One player lays in the middle of the trampoline in a ball position. The other players jump to pop up the egg and have the player release their legs from their hands. If the egg cracks, they are out. Switch places and give another player a chance to be the egg.

Accessories: None

Birds in the Nest

How to Play: This fun game continues outside the trampoline net with the center of the trampoline being the bird’s nest. Assign one player to be the bird. They hide different colored balls around the yard. Each runner is assigned a colored ball set. On the start of go, the runners go find their colored balls and bring them back to the birds nest. At any time, the bird can call the runners home and they must counted to ten before leaving the nest again. The runner that finds all their colored balls first, becomes the winner and then the next bird.

Accessories: Lots of colored balls, blindfolds

Lava Ball

How to Play: This game is also called Poison Ball. Players avoid various sized balls on the trampoline mat. If a ball touches them, they are out. Players must keep moving.

Accessories: Various size balls or water balloons

Freeze Bounce

How to Play: One person is the caller. Everyone jumps until the caller yells “freeze!” Everyone has to freeze. If your feet hit the trampoline last on the freeze, you are out. Last man standing, wins. Twist this game up with a fun playlist and add music and some cool dance moves. When the music stops, freeze!

Accessories: None

Keep It Up

How to Play: How long can you keep a beach ball in the air? What if more are added? This can be a trampoline game for 1 player or many more. Just don’t let the the ball hit the mat.

Accessories: Inflatable beach ball

Reverse Limbo

How to Play: Similar to the game of limbo on you have a rope and go above the limbo line (not below.) Use the trampoline springs to get air and bounce over the limbo line. Each cycle, the line goes a bit higher.

Supplies: Jump rope

Jump Rope Snake

How to Play: Try to avoid a slithering snake. One player waves the snake on the ground. if you get bit (touched) by the snake, you are out.

Accessories: Jump rope

Who are these games for?

The best thing about these games is there are perfect for all ages. You easily transfer each of these games into toddler games or teen games. They even will be enjoyed by playful adults.

Toddlers: Toddlers can easily play all of these games. Young children will need older kids to guide them through instruction and reminder of the rules. If creating a mix of ages, split teams into various ages or create pairs with older and younger kids.

Kids: This game set is perfect for kids. Especially competitive children. They are excellent for exhausting active children.

Teenagers: Trampoline games make excellent teen games. Adapt the games by turning them into fun glow in the dark party ideas or even pair with outdoor games at night for the neighbors.

Adults: Come on adults. Get in on the fun and try not to run over your child in an effort to declared the victor!

Want all these games at your finger-tips? Be sure to download and print this entire list of Trampoline Games.

Printable Trampoline Games Directions & Supply List

Ready to get organized? Get all the games we mentioned above. Download and enjoy 16 of the Best Trampoline Games for Kids. This printable game set includes all the directions you need for trampolining fun.

The digital download set all comes with a list of other fun trampoline ideas and a supply list so you have all the trampoline accessories you need to bring these outdoor games into fruition. Common supplies include timer, whistle, rope, balls and water balloons. Many of the items you likely already have on hand.

Once you print your games, you can laminate them for use over and over. That allows it to be outside in different weather conditions and keep it form getting ripped, wet, or damaged.

Whether you are creating a summer bucket list, planning a birthday party, or just want a list of kids activities at home, you will want to print these Trampoline games today. It’s time to put the play back in your plans. Grab your printable today.

Printable Trampoline Games for Kids PDF

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More Backyard Fun!

The backyard is an oasis of fun? If you are looking for more ideas for the kids, take a look at all these outdoor games you can play in your own yard.

Backyard Games: Play in in a park or in your own yard, these outdoor games are fun for the family, neighbors, or a birthday party. They even can be used at a backyard graduation, picnic or even family reunion.

Minute to Win it Games with Water: Ready to get wet? Take these wet n wild games to the backyard, park or even to the beach. These games include water guns, water balloons, buckets of water and more. Best of all, the games move fast requiring over one minute each. Guaranteed fun ahead!

Outdoor Minute to Win it Games: Have 60 seconds? These outdoor minute to win it games are timed and perfect for keeping a party moving along. They include non-water games as well as a few water games. If you love a fast pace, these are really great quick and easy games. They are getting the kids outside in the fresh air.

Pool Games: Ready to host a pool party? Stop asking what you can do and start doing. Print these pool party games that are perfect for a small group or large gathering. The set includes new, classic and retro pool party games. Make sure to laminate the game set for easy reference of directions and supplies when you are around the swimming pool.

Outdoor Scavenger Hunt: Take the fun outdoors with this backyard scavenger hunt for kids. These 20 rhyming riddles will lead kids on an outdoor scavenger hunt. Have a fun prize at the end or small treasure to collect as you go. They include common supplies found at home.

Camping Games: Sleeping under the stars or just enjoying a twinkling fire pit? These camping games bring instant fun under the stars. Use in the backyard or bring on your next camping trip. They bring great fun to little campers.

See more fun games for the backyard, parties, and travel in our printable games store.

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The Beach Games List – Must Have Beach Activities!

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August 30, 2022 by Ashley Langston Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Summer, Travel

Seventeen super fun beach games for kids and adults. This Beach Games List PDF gives you everything you need to have fun on the beach. Use for family outings, a day trip to the beach, a fun birthday celebration, or a simple way to spend time by the water. All these beach activities are age-appropriate from youth to adults.

It’s time to stop spending time on the beach laying out and do something fun and active instead. These best beach games are so much fun. Once you get started, you’ll find yourself excited to work your way down the list. These games are great for parties on the beach and are a great way to hang out and unwind.

How do you make a beach day fun?

Being at the beach is fun in itself but there are always wants to amp up the fun. With the beach providing the perfect setting for having “fun in the sand and sun“, why not use all that open space to create some fun memories playing games? Just be ready for everyone at the beach to want to join in on the fun.

If you are looking for a list of the best beach activities, try some of the following.

Sand Angels: Make sand angels – use seaweed, shells and other beach items to decorate her face
Sand Castle: Split into teams and have a sand castle contest. Teammates will try to build the most attractive or largest sandcastles around.
Beach Volleyball: Play beach volleyball. Use a volleyball net or draw a line in the sand near the water’s edge.
Ball Games: Play classic and new ball games like bucket ball, bocce ball, paddle ball, spike ball, or beer pong for the adults (totally counts, right?)
Tug of War: Another classic game perfectly played in the sand. Twist it up and add a trench in the middle filled with water. See which team is the strongest!
Baseball at Sunset: Grab your mitt and play the most beloved game in America. You could even play with a tennis ball for added distance.

Of course we find beach games are a perfect way to create memories, break the ice and bond.

The great part about setting up beach party games is that it’s not a hard process at all. Most of these games require minimal prep and effort and need just a few easy supplies. They might all fit in your beach bag for easy toting. Before you know it, there will be friendly competition happening all around.

17 Fun and Exciting Beach Games to Play!

Have fun going through the great beach games listed below. They’re easy and fun and perfect for kids of all ages. These beach activities are a must have and as you will see they are really fun. Plenty of laughter included. Be sure to include sunscreen because they are so distracting, you might forget to take a break and add an extra layer.

Beach Theme Scavenger Hunt

With so many cool things to see on the beach, this beach treasure hunt is certain to be a blast. Just create a list of treasures, split into two teams, and see who can find all the items first. Make certain that you add some fun and wacky things that you’d only be able to find on the beach.

Supplies: paper, pencil, beach scavenger hunt list

Mini Golf

You don’t need a golf course to play golf. Just bring a few clubs from home (or pick up some cheap ones at a second-hand store) and make the beach be your course. Dig a hole in the sand and put or put a few cups out to try and hit the balls into. Use your creativity to play just like a real round of golf where the person with the lowest swings wins.

Supplies: cups, golf ball, golf clubs

Squirt Ball Relay

The quicker you are here, 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!

Supplies: beach ball, water gun

Beach Towel Parachute

The concept of this game is fun and addicting. Have a beach ball in the middle of a beach towel. Have two people hold the tall and use it to bounce the beach ball up and down. The more bounces, the better because if it hits the ground, you have to start counting all over again.

Supplies: beach ball, beach towel

Musical Towels

The same rules apply here as musical chairs but you use towels instead. Lay the towels out on the sand, have the music playing, and let everyone walk around and do their best to scramble to a towel once the music stops!

Supplies; beach towels, radio/music player

Beach Bowling

Put those empty water bottles to good use. Line them up in the sand and then use a ping pong ball and try to knock them down. Can you do a strike? Only time will tell!

Supplies: empty water bottles

Shell Shuffle

Who can balance the shell the best? All you need to do is balance dry sand on a spoon and place a shell on top and the race is on. Who can carry the shell back and forth the quickest without it falling off?

Supplies: shells, sand, spoons

Hole Sand Hole

If you’ve ever played cornhole, you’re going to have a leg up on this game. Start by digging five holes into the sand and make certain to give them a bit of space in the sand as well. Use a ball and do your best to fit the ball into the holes so start racking up the points.

Supplies: balls

Flick n Sticks

This game is fast and fun to set up! All you need are 4 sticks/stakes, 4 cups (2 pairs of the same color), and a frisbee. Put the stakes in the sand several feet apart from one another. (You can decide the distance and can easily shorten or lengthen it as needed.) Split into teams of 2 and have each team stand at a stake. Take turns tossing the frisbee back and forth with the main goal of getting points. Points are earned by throwing the frisbee in between the 2 stakes and extra points are also earned for knocking the cup off the stakes as well.

Supplies: stakes/sticks, cups, frisbee

Frisbee Golf

Who says you need a frisbee golf course? Just set out some fun beach items and use your frisbee to toss and get as close as you possibly can. The one who throws the flying disc closest wins that “hole”.

Supplies: beach items, frisbee

Water Bucket Relay

Such a fun water challenge to play! Grab a cup and a couple of buckets and get geared up. Each person takes the empty cup, runs and gets water in it, then takes that cup of water and runs to the empty bucket to fill it up. The first person or team to fill their bucket wins!

Supplies: plastic cups, buckets

Beach Blow

It’s time to get down on your hands and knees and dig! Take a spoon or a small shovel and dig out a path. Then drop a ping pong ball into the groves, grab a straw, and blow your air through the straw to move the ping pong ball down the path. If you don’t want to dig two paths for competition, just set a timer and see who can complete it the fastest.

Supplies: spoon/small shovel, straw, ping pong ball

Hot Potato

Since you’re on the beach it just makes sense to pass around a beach ball instead of a potato, right? Have everyone sit in a circle and start passing the ball around while the music is playing. Be quick and careful with your passes as the person who is holding the beach ball when the music stops is out of the game.

Supplies: beach ball, music player

Sponge Relay

Just how much water does a sponge really hold? You’re about to find out. Have sponges in a bucket of water at the start line, and an empty bowl at the finish line. Once “go” is said, each person then has to grab a soaked sponge, sprint down to the empty bucket, squeeze out the water, then head back to do it all over again. The team who fills the empty bowl overflowing with water first wins!

Supplies: sponges, bowls

Beach Ball Relay

Air up those beach balls and get ready to run. Have each team line up, one behind each other, and get ready. The first person grabs the ball, sprints to the other end of the beach, and then sprints back to hand off to the next person in their relay line. The kicker? If the ball gets dropped at any point in time, they have to start over and do it again!

Supplies: beach balls

Pass the Water

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!

Supplies: cups

Wet Shirt Relay

Line up the teams and get ready to “wring” out some fun. Have a bucket with a t-shirt in it, ready to go. The first person in line grabs the wet shirt and sprints across the beach to an empty bucket or bowl, waiting to be filled. The person wrings all the water out of the shirt and then takes the shirt back to the next person in line who starts the process again. The first team to fill the bucket with water wins!

Supplies: beach bucket or bowl, T-shirts

Beach Games List Printable

Ready to have these hilarious beach games list in your hand? Grab it now!

The next time you’re headed to the beach, don’t forget to take along this Beach Games List PDF. These games to play on the beach are certain to help you have a fun time!

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Originally published June 29, 2021.