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12 Adorably Cute Christmas Pennant Flags for Christmas Elves

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January 22, 2024 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Christmas, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, The Elf on the Shelf Ideas

Spread good cheer with these adorable pennant flags with short Christmas sayings! Download and print, this easy elf idea can be created in minutes! New creative, funny, and cute Ideas for Elves daily.

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The best way to get into the Christmas spirit is to spread good cheer to others. Christmas sayings can send plenty of messages to a receiver. They can be funny Christmas sayings that offer laughter. They can be nice Christmas sayings that offer comfort and warmth.

Spread holiday spirit through Christmas cards and greetings or your holiday elf using these short Christmas sayings.

What are some short Christmas sayings?

Spread a little holiday cheer with a few Christmas sayings. Your voice, written or spoken, can share in the magic of Christmas and gift a warm heart to a stranger or friend. Christmas sayings are great for Christmas cards, salutations, greetings of Hello, Christmas décor, and Christmas elf sayings.

When looking for a few messages with each of these ideas, take a look at these cozy winter sayings.

Cute Christmas Sayings

I’m Watching You
Good Tidings of Comfort
Team Nice
Snow Much Fun
Son of a Nutcracker
Elf on Duty
Merry & Bright
Jingle All the Way
Dear Santa, I Can Explain
Santa Stop Here
Merry Christmas
Winter Wonderland
Oops
Holly Jolly
Ho Ho Ho
Naughty is the New Nice
Nice-ish
Better Not Pout
Merry Grinchmas
Baby It’s Cold Outside
Do You Wanna Build a Snowman
Snow Place Like Home
It Wasn’t Me
Deck the Halls
Proven Naughty
Tis the Season to Sparkle
Someone’s Tinsel is in a Tangle
Peace on Earth
Most Wonderful Time of the Year
No Peaking

Now that we have some of these precious Christmas sayings for signs, add them to Christmas letter boards or create adorable holiday signs for your North Pole friend.

Cute Pennant Flag Ideas for Christmas Elves

In the true spirit of Christmas, we’ve put together a few fun Christmas sign sayings. These Christmas quotes are turned into Elf flag props. Take a look at these short Christmas quotes as well as ideas on how to use them and the props needed to execute your idea.

First, you need to make your printable signs. Follow these simple instructions and you will have 12 Christmas pennant flags. Download your pennant flag file, which you will print on regular paper or white cardstock. I really like this pack of letter-sized Astrobrights white card stock. Using scissors or a paper trimmer, cut out the flag shape (two triangles attached.) Use a glue stick to attach the flags to a bamboo kitchen skewer (aka mini wooden dowel) and connect the end pieces. You also can use a small piece of scotch tape. You will have twelve different signs displayed as black and white Christmas pennant flags.

Now for the magic of the season! Using your Christmas sign flags and holiday elf doll, try some of these cute Christmas Pennant Flag ideas.

I’m Watching You

Idea: Does your child have a messy room? Did they get in trouble at school? Talk back? Bring this Prescription paired with a sign that reminds your child Elf and Santa are watching.

Materials: Prescription, pen, Elf

Team Nice

Idea: Everyone is looking to be on the nice list! Create your own naughty and nice list or print ours in the free printable library.

Materials: Naughty and nice list, pen, Elf

Elf on Duty

Idea: This arrival sign is a fun Arrival Idea for the first day. For Elf’s arrival, add this sign to remind everyone who is in charge of reporting to Santa.

Materials: Elf

Merry & Bright

Idea: There’s nothing brighter than a rainbow. Pair this sign with a cute Skittles Rainbow. Or find the brightest, loudest ugly Elf Christmas sweater for a cute idea.

Materials: Skittles, plate, water, ugly sweater, Elf

Santa Stop Here

Idea: Start a Christmas countdown of the days until Christmas and make sure your favorite little guy announces and reminds “Santa Claus to stop here.”

Materials: Construction paper, marker, Elf

Oops

Idea: Create a messy idea and deny all plausibility with this fun sign.

Materials: varies, Elf

Holly Jolly

Idea: This fun sign can be paired with any festive Christmas activity. We think it would be a great pair with Christmas cookies. Bring the ingredients let your child put together the recipe and enjoy cookies and hot cocoa. By the way, I cannot lie, Christmas calories don’t count.

Materials: Cookie ingredients, Elf

Better Not Pout

Idea: Are you trying to correct any behavior? If your child has seen some occasions that might be placed one the naughty list, use Elf to offer some encouragement with a “better not pout” sign. Deliver with a behavior note notice.

Materials: Behavior note, Elf

It Wasn’t Me

Idea: Need a little mischief or mess? For another fun idea, find a good messy idea and have elf deny any part of the mess.

Materials: varies, Elf

Deck the Halls

Idea: Sometimes these sayings just make no sense. Take some of these funny Christmas sayings and make them incredibly literal. Hang a deck of playing cards down the hall. Attach these cards to green and red ribbons and hang them like Christmas banners. Have Elf holding the deck the halls decorative flag.

Materials: Deck of cards, yarn or string, tape, Elf

Peace on Earth

Idea: The true spirit of Christmas lies in peace… or peas. Let me explain. What if you play with this phrase? Pose the Elf on top of a globe (You can print a world from Google if you wish.) You could even add a bag of peas, for peas on earth. Have Elf holding the sign.

Materials: Globe or printed world, peas, Elf

No Peaking

Idea: Put some newly wrapped Christmas presents under the tree. The kids will love the anticipation of what might be inside. Place Elf holding a “no peaking” sign.

Materials: Presents, Elf

These are only ideas.

These fun pennants can also be used as gift tags and holiday decorations. You can pair these cute Christmas flags with whichever elf idea you desire or use them around the house as cute Christmas decorations and photo props. Imagine all the members of your family holiday a Christmas pennant in the framed family photos during December.

Christmas Pennant Flag Printables

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Download these adorably cute Christmas Pennant flags for elves. These fun Christmas flags printable PDF files add the magic of the holiday season to your Christmas ideas. Print your digital file, cut the flags, and attach them to bamboo skewers, or straws with a glue stick.

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You’ve Been Gobbled Printable

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

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

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

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

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

You’ve Been Gobbled Gift Ideas

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

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

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

How to You’ve Been Gobbled

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

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

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

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

How can I use the Gobbled Printable Set?

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

Friends

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

Adults

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

Kids

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

Teachers

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

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

You’ve Been Gobbled Free Printable

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

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

You’ve Been Booed Holiday Ideas

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

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

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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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Top Tech Gifts Under $50

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September 6, 2022 by FCL Filed Under: Amazon, Online Shopping

Do you have someone in your life who loves electronics and tech gadgets? It’s never too early to start thinking about the holidays, and we found Top Tech Gifts Under $50.

The Rocketbook Smart Reusable Notebook is a must-have for work or school. You can take your notes; upload them to Google drive Dropbox Evernote box OneNote Slack iCloud email and more; and then wipe and use again!

Listen to movies through your AirPods on planes with the Twelve South AirFly Duo. You can use this to connect up to 2 AirPods/wireless headphones to any single audio jack.

If you’re like me and lose your keys and other items, the Tile Mate is a must-have. Attach the Tile Mate to everyday things like keys, backpacks or purses and use the app to find them.

You can never go wrong with a charging station as a gift. This Multi-Device Charging Station Dock & Organizer can be used to charge your phones, laptops, tablets and MP3 players.

The Wake Up Light Sunrise Alarm Clock is a great way to gradually wake up. The sunrise simulation light with 7 natural sounds will be on gradually from 10% brightness to 100% by 30 minutes before alarm setting time.

Keep everything you need with you in this Pinch Provisions Tech Kit. This includes 8 must-have tech accessories: earbuds, 2-in-1 charging cable, USB wall charger, microfiber screen cloth, 2 vegan leather cord organizers, a phone/tablet stand, and a password hint list.

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Super Adorable Alphabet Handprint Art & Crafts

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February 16, 2023 by Ashley Langston Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

When it comes to creative and fun for kids, this adorable Alphabet Handprint Craft is the best. This printable alphabet handprint crafts activity is great for early learners as well as preschool-aged children who love messy play! Create an adorable handprint alphabet book or fun keepsakes for mom and dad. Have fun learning all the letters A to Z with these adorable Alphabet Handprint Crafts for Toddlers.

When the kids are little, it’s fun to find creative activities and crafts to do with them. And let’s be honest, the kids will be super pumped to dip their little hands in paint and be a part of creating the alphabet sitting right next to you.

The really fun part about this handprint crafts activity is that every page focuses on a letter of the alphabet (and has a super cute and fun saying to go along with it!)

How do you keep the paint from staining kids’ hands?

Some paint will stain hands and sometimes, there isn’t anything that you can do about it. Instead of acrylic paint, the BEST way to keep the paint from staining their hands is to use a washable paint (like this low-cost set.)

You can also add a tad bit of lotion on their hands and have them rub it in before dipping their hands in the paint. This is a great way to add an extra barrier to their skin and can help avoid having stained hands for weeks!

Why are handprint crafts important?

I get it – I’m a parent (and former classroom teacher) and I know the thoughts that surround messy play. But, in my mind, messy play is great for creative play, imaginative play, and fine motor skills as well. In addition to working on fine motor skills and creativity, hand, and fingerprint art leaves a piece of history behind. It captures tiny hands on a certain date and year so you can look back at the little handprints and ask yourself through nostalgia “how did they grow so fast?!” It’s two birds with one stone – learning and sweet keepsake crafts.

Since each printable letter of the alphabet has a space for the kids to dip their hands in paint and be a part of the process, this will also keep them engaged during the entire alphabet activity. That is HUGE for little kids!

Super Adorable Alphabet Handprint Craft

Are you ready and excited to print out this activity and get started? Keep in mind that the kids can go at their own pace and don’t have to complete the entire alphabet in one sitting! But if they want to keep going – let them!

Supplies

Many of these supplies are ones that you’ll probably already have at home. If you’re like me, you may have a special craft section in your house that you keep stocked with options at all times!

Paint (of various colors)
Crayons/markers/colored pencils
Printer
Printer paper

A to Z Alphabet Handprint Crafts

We have plenty of fun STEM Projects for Kids and Creative Lettering Books and Marker ideas that the kids are sure to love as well.

This printable alphabet handprint activity includes the following:

printable worksheets for every letter of the alphabet
space for handprints on every page to create a fun picture
fun sayings and “puns” on each page to work on reading skills
the alphabet letter to color in with colors/markers/colored pencils

Letters of the Alphabet Crafts

Apple Letter A Handprint Craft
Bee Letter B Handprint Craft
Crab Letter C Handprint Craft
Dinosaur Letter D Handprint Craft
Elephant Letter E Handprint Craft
Fish Letter F Handprint Craft
Goose Letter G Handprint Craft
Heart Letter H Handprint Craft
Ice Cream Letter I Handprint Craft
Jellyfish Letter J Handprint Craft
Kite Letter K Handprint Craft
Lion Letter L Handprint Craft
Monkey Letter M Handprint Craft
Nest Letter N Handprint Craft
Octopus Letter O Handprint Craft
Peacock Letter P Handprint Craft
Queen Letter Q Handprint Craft
Rabbit Letter R Handprint Craft
Sun Letter S Handprint Craft
Tree Letter T Handprint Craft
Umbrella Letter U Handprint Craft
Volcano Letter V Handprint Craft
Wings Letter W Handprint Craft
X-ray Letter X Handprint Craft
Yacht Letter Y Handprint Craft
Zebra Letter Z Handprint Craft

The really fun part about this handprint alphabet printable is that once the kids are done, and all the pages are dried completely, you can then create an alphabet book for them to showcase and save!

What are the benefits of Alphabet Art Activities?

By incorporating artwork into alphabet letters you are promoting early literacy bringing auditory learning to kinetic learning. The child had heard the letter, visualized the letter, and now they are working with their hands to further imprint (pun intended) the letter into their memory bank.

These handprint artwork activities promote…

aids in early reading
develops vocabulary
helps with letter recognition
connects how printed text is associated with the spoken language
promotes sound recognition (when verbal instruction is incorporated)
supports the development of cognitive, social-emotional, and multisensory skills

Directions

All you have to do is print to get started!

Get the Alphabet Art Printable Set (below.)

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Download it to your computer.

Open the printable alphabet pages in your PDF viewer.

Place card stock in your printer.

Push Print.

Gather up the rest of your supplies and rainbow-colored paint (we suggest washable tempera paint) and rock and roll capturing our child’s handprint in time!

There’s nothing quite like showing off your very own published handprint alphabet book when you are done. Or hang it on your child’s room wall for some cute little art gallery wall.

Plus these pages include adorable little sayings or jokes bringing a little fun to your handprint artwork.

What handprint crafts can I make with this handprint alphabet printable set?

Handprint crafts make an adorable keepsakes for children as well as parents and grandparents. Turn your fun craft activity into one of many ideas including great keepsakes and great gifts, as well as, fun art.

Kids will have so much fun making one of the following…

Gift for Mom or Dad
Gift for Grandparents
Adorable Handprint Alphabet Book
Framed Wall Art

Alphabet Handprint Art Printable PDF

Ready to have these alphabet art printables in your hands (pun intended.) Instantly download this printable art set for your preschool classroom, for your family and friends. If you are a teacher, this printable alphabet handprint craft set is the best because you can use it year after year, season after season, especially as you introduce a new letter of the alphabet. Use in a preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom.

Get your printable worksheets today and get ready to have fun with your messy little artist!

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More Arts & Handprint Crafts

Ready for more fun handprint art? Take a look at these handprint craft ideas for mom and dad. Make the entire set or let the child choose their favorite template. Then turn a simple handprint into a cute handprint card for mom or dad. You can print this activity on cardstock or create on printer paper, cut and glue the item to construction paper.

Love to capture tiny handprints in time? Enjoy these fun child’s handcraft crafts ideas for kids including Mother’s Day Handprint Art and Father’s Day Handprint Art (both with footprint art ideas too.) They are adorable father’s day and mother’s day crafts and are cute ways to gift a treasured keepsake handprint art for mom or dad!

During the holiday season, also take a look at this Halloween Handprint Art set. Little hands will have fun with Halloween crafts with cute-themed animals and themed Halloween characters including ghosts, a spider, pumpkins, and more. Add googly eyes to each character for a little bit of fun. Pin to Pinterest for the October season.

We don’t stop at fall – enjoy Christmas handprint crafts too with this fun Handprint Christmas Set. Kids of all ages will enjoy making a Christmas tree, snowman, angel, Santa, reindeer, and more. Construction paper can create cheap framing and these handprint art ideas can quickly be used for a Christmas handprint keepsake. Pin to Pinterest.

How about turning tiny fingerprints into animal art. Enjoy making snakes, lions, tigers, monkeys and giraffes with this fun Fingerprint Art for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Working on the alphabet? Try this fun Alphabet Scavenger Hunt! Enjoy this fun letter treasure hunt. Preschoolers & young readers race through the home/classroom as they discover objects that start with each letter of the alphabet in this cute alphabet scavenger hunt printable. Pin to Pinterest.

You messy little monster might also enjoy these. Enjoy these easy Paper Plate Preschool Crafts are a great way to make even more fun crafts using supplies that you probably already have sitting around the house!

Display your fun arts and crafts on a child’s art wall. Create a an easy, low-cost artwork gallery wall for kids. This great addition adds a fun pop of color to your home’s décor! Pin to Pinterest.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final Alphabet Handprint Art. Leave a comment here or on Pinterest!

A to Z Alphabet Scavenger Hunt

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July 19, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Parenting, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Download and enjoy this fun letter treasure hunt. Preschoolers & young readers race through the home/classroom as they discover objects that start with each letter of the alphabet in this cute alphabet scavenger hunt printable.

The alphabet is an important tool for learning to read and write. This alphabet scavenger hunt around the house (or classroom) is a fun way to help your child practice identifying letters from A to Z!

Letter Scavenger Hunt

Help your toddler and preschool child learn the alphabet a fun activity that not only uses review and repetition, but gets them moving!
To get started you’ll want to make sure that you’ve reviewed the alphabet and all 26 letters with your child previously so there’s no frustration with the activity- nothing slows learning more than boredom or confusion.

How to Play

The goal of this game is for your child to identify all 26 letters in the alphabet. For each letter, they will need to find an object that starts with that letter sound around the house.

Once they find the object, they will need to identify which letter of the alphabet the object starts with so you can write it down.
To make sure things go smoothly, you might want to make sure there are some special items laid out or on display for letters like X, Y, and Z that might be harder to find. Items like a yarn ball for Y or a zebra stuffed animal for Z work well.

If your child is younger and identifying objects by their starting letter is difficult, work as a team to talk about the objects. You can say the name of the item, sound out the first sound/letter, then have your child repeat it back to you. Ex. “T-t-truck. Tuh, tuh, truck starts with the letter T.”

For an advanced version for older kids or emergent readers, you can even set a timer or create a time limit. Make it a race between two kids and see who can do the letter treasure hunt the fastest and get the most letters correct. You can even award points of items that are not duplicates. For example, one person got a ball and one person got a baby for the letter B. The winner gets the most points.

When all 26 letters have been found and identified, review the objects and letters with your child again. You can even talk about what sound each letter makes and how that sound is different from other letters.

ABC Scavenger Hunt Ideas

If you need ideas for ABC objects around the home, take a look at this list of ideas for each letter of the alphabet.

A: Apple, Animals, Arrow, Airplane

B: Ball, Barbie, Blocks, Book, Baby, Banana

C: Car, Cat, Crayon, Circle

D: Dog, Doll, Desk, Dress, Dinosaur, Dice

E: Envelope, Egg, Eyes, Ears, Elephant, Elf

F: Flower, Flashlight, Flag, Firetruck, Fork, Feather

G: Game, Glove, Girl, Gift, Guitar, Green, Glue

H: Hat, Heart, Hammer, Hairbrush

I: Ice, Insect, Ice Cream

J: Jacket, Jar, Jet, Jewel

K: Key, Kite, Kitchen, Keyboard, Ketchup, Knot

L: LEGO, Light, Legs, Lemon, Leaf

M: Mail, Marker, Milk, Man, Map, Money

N: Number 9, Napkin, Notebook, Nose, Nut, Nail, Necklace

O: Orange, OREOs, Octopus, Onion

P: Pillow, Pencil, Paper, Pan, Pig, Pizza

Q: Queen, Quarter, Quilt, Question Mark

R: Rock, Rainbow, Rug, Ribbon, Red

S: Snake, Shoe, Sock, Sun, Seeds

T: Towel, Truck, Turtle, Tape, Tea Cup, Tiger

U: Umbrella, Uno, Underwear, Unicorn, Uniform

V: Vegetable, Vine, Vase, Volcano, Vest

W: Washcloth, Water Bottle, Whistle, Whale, Watermelon

X: BoX, FoX, X-ray, Xylophone

Y: Yellow, Yo-Yo, Yarn, Yard, Yolk

Z: Zebra, Zipper, Zero, Zig-Zag

More Alphabet Ideas

For older learners, you can also use this opportunity to help your child practice their writing skills by having them trace the letters after finding the objects! You can include both uppercase letters and lowercase letters to trace.

Make a yummy lunch that features different letters of the alphabet such as ants on a log (celery, peanut butter, raisins), cheese and crackers, or animal crackers. Trader Joes has some fun graham cracker alphabet letter cookies. They are a perfect snack for letter recognition.

Get active with an alphabet hopscotch! Write down different letters on some construction paper or cardboard then lay them out in order on the ground. As you call out each letter, have your child hop on top of it.

Use post it notes. Label 26 post it notes, one with each letter of the alphabet. The kids have to go around the home or classroom and place one sticky note on an object that starts with that letter.

Have your child lay down on their stomach then call out different letters for them to find around the room and trace with their finger.
There are so many ways to play and learn with the alphabet- use your imagination!

Alphabet Scavenger Hunt Printable

To get started, print out this fun letter scavenger hunt printable. The Alphabet Scavenger Hunt PDF is a worksheet to list of all 26 letters on during the ABC treasure hunt.

This game is made to be played game indoors, but if the weather is nice you can set it up outdoors or even use the scavenger hunt in the car while you’re running errands to entertain the kids.

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More Scavenger Hunt Fun

Have fun and enjoy watching your child’s face light up when they’re able to find each item! If you’re looking for a scavenger hunt to practice colors, try this Rainbow Scavenger Hunt with your child. Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy this fun Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt set. Go for a drive or walk in your own neck of the woods as you discover different things found in your community. This set includes both a neighborhood treasure hunt checklist and 20 rhyming riddles and clues for a treasure hunt outdoors. Pin to Pinterest.

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Birthday Party Planner Printable

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July 5, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Facebook, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Need a birthday party planner? Use this free printable birthday party planning template to keep you on task. Organize the guests, budget, décor, activities & more!

Celebrating a birthday party but you’re not sure where to start? Relax, this free birthday party planner will help you make sure that every detail is accounted for. From the invitations to the cake, this printable birthday PDF will make sure your special day is one to remember.

How to Plan a Birthday Party

Most of us aren’t professional party planners, but that doesn’t mean when you’re having a party, you can’t throw a great birthday party with a few party planning tips!

Whether you’re planning a first birthday, a spa party or anything in between, there are some basic steps that you’ll need to follow to make sure that the party goes off without a hitch.

Follow this birthday party list to help you plan a great event:

1. Pick a date and time for the party. You’ll want to make sure that you pick a day and time that works well for both you and your guests. Take into account things like work, school and other activities that might conflict with the party.

2. Choose a venue. Once you have a date and time set, it’s time to start thinking about where the party will be held. If you’re having a small party, your home might be the best option. But if you’re expecting a larger crowd, you’ll need to look into renting a space.

3. Send out invitations. Once you have all the details worked out, it’s time to let your guests know about the party. You can either hand-deliver the invitations or send them out via email or snail mail.

4. Plan the food and drinks. No party is complete without food and drinks! Start thinking about what you’ll serve your guests. If you’re on a budget, finger foods and simple appetizers are always a good option.

5. Choose decorations. Decorations are optional, but they can really help set the mood for the party. If you’re stuck for ideas, try doing a quick search online or looking through party supply stores.

6. Pick activities. Depending on the age of your guests, you’ll want to have some activities planned for the party. This could be anything from playing party games to watching a movie.

7. Get supplies. Once you have all the details worked out, it’s time to start shopping for party supplies. Make sure you get enough plates, cups, napkins, etc. for all of your guests.

8. Decorate. If you’re having the party at your home, now is the time to start decorating. Put up some streamers, balloons and other decorations to really get your guests into the party spirit.

9. Set up for the party. A few hours before the party is set to start, make sure everything is ready to go. Set out the food, drinks, plates, cups, etc. so that everything is easy to find.

10. Enjoy the party! The big day is finally here! Take a deep breath and enjoy yourself. After all, it’s your party!

Create a Party Easily

With this FREE birthday party planner, you can print out pages of all the tasks that need to be completed in order to throw a great birthday bash. Simply check off each task as you complete it, and you’ll be sure that nothing is forgotten.

The Birthday Party Planner includes the following printable PDF pages:

Ideas & Brainstorming

Gather your party ideas together. Who do you want to invite, what are food and décor items you might want. Schedule a party time and day.

Food Planning

What party food is on the menu? Bring together your shopping list and what you can prepare days before and what needs to be prepared the day of.

Décor & Favor Planning

The best way to stick to a low-cost party is to plan a budget. Gathering items you want for party decorations and party favors will help you keep your budget in check.

Guest List Planner

Who do you plan to invite? Which each guest you invite, how many will attend from their family. Keep track of your RSVPs and guest contacts to know how many people to expect at the party.

Activity Planner

As I always say, put the play back in the party plan. The best birthday parties have kids activities planned. Party entertainment doesn’t have to break the bank. We love these low-cost and fun party games when planning your next birthday party.

Budget Planner

You can still have an amazing party keeping it low-cost. Watch your budget with this party planner spending checklist.

Menu Items

What’s on the party food menu? Drinks, snacks, desserts and of course the birthday cake!

Shopping List

Organize everything you need for your online shopping and in the party store. Plan décor, party favors, gifts, beverages and (of course) party food.

To-Do List

Did we miss anything? Stay organized with your very own to do list birthday party template. Simply add a check to the party checklist as you complete each task.

With these helpful pages and planning tips, it’s easy to plan a birthday party that will be talked about for years to come! The planning process can be a huge success. Simply fill out the spaces and get ready for a great time.

Free Birthday Party Planner Printable

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More Birthday Party Fun!

Now that you are prepared with the plan, get ready to have a party theme! On Frugal Coupon Living we have plenty of themed birthday parties for boys and girls. In addition to our birthday party ideas, also enjoy some of the best birthday party games.

Take a look at this huge list of birthday party ideas for kids and don’t forget to download and print the best party games based on themes!

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