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5 Minute Science Experiments for Kids

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May 11, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

5 Minute Science Experiments for Kids

When I think about all the exciting experiences I had in school, it doesn’t matter how long I’ve been out of the classroom — it sparks a passion in me to pass that love of learning onto my kids. One of my favorite ways to do so is to find the best fun science experiments that I can share with my children. Rather than them spending their time behind a screen, these fun experiments for kids are a productive use of their time. Since they’re so quick, they’re super easy for mom to put together. Everyone’s happy!

With three kids, I’m always pressed for time and I always have my hands full. After discovering that experiments for kids at home don’t have to be a hassle, I’ve been on the hunt since for fun experiments for kids that are also super quick! These five minute fun experiments for kids have been just as enjoyable for my children as they are for me to witness.

Make it an event on a rainy day — you could even grab some inexpensive lab coats and goggles for your kids to really make them feel like experts! It’s also a great and educational theme for your little ones’ next birthday party. The other parents will be surprised they didn’t think of it first, and impressed to boot!

Read on to find out how you and your kids can watch water travel, learn to make a geometric bubble, watch a plant grow toward the sunlight, and see raisins dance with experiments at home! These five minute science experiments for kids at home teach valuable lessons and create amazing memories for both you and your children!

How can I make science fun for my kids?

You might be surprised at how much your little ones love these simple science experiments for kids. Children have a natural curiosity for how the world works, so while science experiments might seem a little boring at first, they’ll be asking for more before you know it! It’s so fun to see the looks of wonder on your kids’ faces once you try these science activities. If you’re not sure where to start, these fun experiments for kids are guaranteed to keep your kids entertained. Who knows, you might have a future scientist in your house!

What are some cool science experiments?

Did you know that your everyday household items can create some of the most fun science experiments for kids? Glue, baking soda, vinegar, food coloring, and eggs are just a sample of the few ingredients needed for all of these amazing science activities for kids. Even the classic volcano science experiment can be done easily, and packs a punch in the wow-factor department! Your kids will definitely be rushing to tell their friends about their time in your home lab. Cheap ingredients means you can play around with as many experiments at home as you want while keeping costs low — and trust me, your kids will be on board too! Read on to discover the coolest science experiments that will impress the kids while keeping things quick and simple for mom. That’s a win-win!

Stem Challenges for Kids

Before you begin, also look at these Stem ideas for Kids!

Glow in the Dark Eggs

Glow in the Dark Eggs | Frugal Coupon Living

Geometric Bubbles

Geometric Bubbles | Babble Dabble Do

Cloud Science Lab for Kids

Kids Cloud Science Project | Alice and Lois

Baking Soda and Vinegar Experiment

Baking Soda and Vinegar Experiment | Frugal Coupon Living

Glow in the Dark Volcano Science Experiment

Glow in the Dark Volcano Science Experiment | Frugal Coupon Living

How to Make an Eggshell Disappear

How to Make An Eggshell Disappear | Go Science Kids

Walking Water Science Lab for Kids

Walking Water | Coffee Cups and Crayons

Oil and Water Science Experiment for Kids

Oil and Water Science Experiment for Kids | Frugal Coupon Living

Erupting Rainbows Science Lab for Kids

Erupting Rainbows Science Lab for Kids | Frozen in Time

Exploring Colors and Chlorophyll in Fall Leaves

Exploring Colors and Chlorophyll in Fall Leaves | A Little Pinch of Perfect

Glowing Volcano Science Lab for Kids

Glowing Volcano Science Lab for Kids | Growing a Jeweled Rose

Magnetic Slime

Magnetic Slime | Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls

Slime Sun Catchers

Slime Sun Catchers | Babble Dabble Do

Static Electricity Butterfly Experiment

Static Electricity Butterfly Experiment | I Heart Crafty Things

How Arctic Animals Stay Warm

How Arctic Animals Stay Warm | The Science Kiddo

Ocean Currents Science Experiment

Ocean Current Science | Live Over C’s

Sprout House Kids’ Science Experiment

Sprout House | The Stem Laboratory

Soap Clouds

Soap Clouds | Our Best Bites

Easy Skittles Rainbow Science Experiment

Easy Skittles Rainbow Science Experiment | Fun with Mama

Dancing Raisins Experiment

Dancing Raisins | 123 Homeschool 4 Me

Bicolor Flowers Science Lab for Kids

Bicolor Flowers Science Lab for Kids | Playdough to Plato

Balloon Rocket Experiment

Balloon Rocket | KroKroTak

Shoe Box Maze

Shoe Box Maze | Herbarium (Get more directions HERE)

Why is the Sky Blue?

Why is the Sky Blue? | Rookie Parenting

I’m so excited to be able to share these fun experiments for kids with you, and I’d love for you to leave a comment if you try any of them out. Happy experimenting!

Also see these STEM Projects for Kids | Preschool, Elementary, Middle School Science. Pin to Pinterest.

We love these Upcycled Cereal Box Crafts. Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at these Borax Uses for Kids – Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at these Rainy Day Activities for Kids! 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.

Camouflage Camo Birthday Party Ideas

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May 11, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Crafts, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Camo Birthday Party Ideas – Camouflage party theme for the hunter, outdoor enthusiast, army soldier or survivor aka mother of five with twins celebrating their first birthday.

Camo Birthday Party Ideas

I cannot believe I am putting this post together. As many of you know, almost a year ago (December 2017), my husband and I were blessed with twins. Twins are hard enough but these two happened to be the cherries on what was already a “larger” family. You see, these boys added numbers four and five to our mix, making us Langston Party of Seven. I began planning for a larger first birthday. This was because the twins birthday is very close to Christmas (December 22) and I figured it was knocking two birds with one stone when we visited Florida. Getting the family together for Christmas and also for a one year old birthday celebration.

The First Year

I began researching ideas. Camo never came to mind. In fact, neither of us being hunters, it was very low on the list. My husband then stated, “Hey, let’s make this birthday about us. We survived the first year.” His phrase stuck. We survived and instantly the baby birthday celebration took on a whole new meaning, the survival of the first year for my husband and I.

We Survived

SO that is what it is. I share many camo birthday party ideas for the outdoor enthusiast, I share camo birthday party ideas for the army soldier, but I also share camo birthday party ideas for the parents of five kids who survived the first year of having twins. We did it husband! We survived!

Camo Birthday Party Games

If you are planning a camo birthday party – army style, survival theme, or even a hunting theme, we have the kids party games for you.

Enjoy these 12 Camo Inspired Party Games for kids. Set comes with directions and supply list to keep your kids entertained and busy creating hungry stomachs for snacking on party food!

Camo Party Games PDF Printable

Camouflage Camo Birthday Party Ideas

Platoon punch, the watering hole, scent killer, deer stand juice – this camo party drink station is perfect for whatever your theme. | Catch My Party

This Call of Duty display can be easy used for other party plans. Our survival stacked boxes might say mommy juice or daddy juice. A hunting party might say ammo or deer feed. Get creative with what fits your theme. | FoxTMomma

Military, Nerf, Camo Birthday Party Idea – how fun is this target party backdrop? You can buy target practice papers here. | Catch My Party

Parties aren’t complete without banners. Grab this Camouflage Fabric Triangle Garland. You can also get this plastic one too.

If this is a red neck party, you will need your Red Solo Cup, otherwise take a look at these 16 oz plastic army green camo cups. Not only are they great for drinking, but they make nice party favors.

For this hosting a hunting camo party, this Melissa and Doug life size deer is not only a nice decoration, it makes a nice gift for your little hunter. How sweet is this little Amazon reviewer.

Camo dipped pretzels make a sweet snack. A few of these patterns look complex, I suggest green or brown chocolate covered pretzels with camo sugar sprinkles. | Source

Go to an army surplus store and/or hunting store and purchase camouflage nets to decorate your yard and/or house. You can also set up tents around the yard if you have any that are military colors.

This army party tablescape offers a lot of inspiration. It makes a cute use for your camouflauge netting. | Kara’s Party Ideas

This eight year old Nerf War Party was really creative. It’s a great way to incorporate a camo theme without declaring hunting or army as your theme. Take a look at all these inspiring camouflage party ideas! | Catch My Party

We also love this camouflage homemade firing range using orange solo cups – creative! | Catch My Party

Deer droppings (chocolate covered peanuts, almonds or raisins) make a lovely treat! | Stick Pony Creations

This petal effect icing technique can be used to create a camo cake for any occasion – army, hunting, or survival of the kids!| I Heart Baking

Also look at this tutorial – how to make camo fondant. | Little Bunny and Bear

I thought this hunter party backdrop was pretty cute – how adorable are those deer heads?

Camouflage party theme for the hunter, outdoor enthusiast, army soldier or survivor aka mother of five with twins celebrating their first birthday. #FrugalCouponLiving #camo #birthday

Here is a complete set of camo plates, napkins, and cups.

You cake can also be camouflage theme – take a look at this camo cake technique. | Creative Homemaking

We went with something else but I considered this camo birthday onesie for a long time for the twins.

Get inspired by this hunting party food table. | Catch My Party

I love the camo table runner on this army party tablescape. | Super Mommy

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

Also enjoy these Construction Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest on your Party Boards.

Also take a look at these Star Wars Birthday Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest on your Printable and Party Boards.

Boy or Girl?! Gender Reveal Party Ideas

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May 8, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Facebook, Instagram, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Social Media

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

Gender Reveal Party Ideas

Well I couldn’t start this post without sharing our Twins Gender Reveal. We had a big family gathering and my husband I knew the genders (no one else did.) I guess when it’s baby 4/5 you give up on keeping it a secret from yourself, too. Plus, being older I had blood work which revealed things early.

For this gender revel we used this exact set of Gender Reveal Confetti Poppers. I went ahead and purchased them on my own. We made a circle around the table and our extended family did it together on the count of three. I love the faces of my girls seeing that we were having two MORE younger brothers. I got a shoulder shrug and a foot stop after this photo but they wouldn’t change it today for the world – wink!

If you are hosting a Baby Shower with this gender reveal, save this Gender Reveal Baby Shower Games as seen in our list of Baby Shower Games & Printables. It’s a great way to get your crew engaged and having fun.

16 Baby Shower Games Printable Download

Gender Reveal Party Ideas

For this list of Gender Reveal Party Ideas, we are doing the whole nine yards. Gender reveal photo ideas, drinks and food ideas, crafts, decor, and of course creative ways to reveal and share the baby’s gender.

I simply love this Gender Reveal idea. My brother and law and sister in law actually did the same thing, only they attached the balloons with string to the bottom of their Gender Reveal Box. They had family put it together so the reveal was a surprise! Open the box and watch pink or blue balloons come out. So cute.| Radiant Photo Gallery

Purchase A Gender Reveal Box

Gender Reveal Food and Party Punch Recipes

Cheers! Follow this Gender Reveal Drink Recipe. Blue and pink make this gender reveal party punch. | Oriental Trading Fun 365

I love how beautiful of a gender reveal photo the Gender Reveal Smoke Powder Cannons make. So if you are going for a real big burst of color, grab these!

Shop Gender Reveal Smoke Cannons

Reveal the secret gender of your new baby to friends and family by letting them bite into fluffy white chocolate Gender Reveal Cupcakes to discover colored surprise inside! Follow this Gender Reveal Cupcakes recipe. | Love In My Oven

Having a Gender Reveal Balloon is a cute way to discover a boy or girl. As you burst the balloon, pink or blue confetti will cascade to the ground in a truly spectacular ‘Pop’.

Purchase A Gender Reveal Balloon

Are you going nuts keeping your baby’s gender a secret? For this baby shower food idea, let guests snack on pink and blue candies before you reveal the big news. Nuts vs No Nuts. | Jessica Crum

Let dad get involved. Sometimes it’s fun to incorporate dad’s favorite sport like with this Golf Ball Gender Reveal that has powder and confetti. You could also do a baseball gender reveal, football gender reveal, hockey gender reveal, basketball gender reveal, and soccer gender reveal. So many gender reveal sports themes to choose from. | Proof There It Is Reveals

Follow this fun tutorial for making an ombre Gender Reveal Cake! Take the couple back to that wedding day when they slice it. | Ashley Brooke Designs

Need some baby shower party decor? These blue Mason jars with pink carnations make beautiful baby shower party decor. | The Turquoise Home

Don’t forget the invite! This Gender Reveal Invitation can be personalized with your own details. | Here

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He or She Sonogram Gender Reveal Party Decor

This adorable He or She Sonogram Party Decor displays beautifully on a tablescape or by a guest book. Consider framing and hanging the frame on a ribbon for gender reveal front door decor.

Have a true trusted friend order the correct color of silly string and get ready to get silly stringed in this Silly String Baby Gender Reveal. | Amanda Torres

Shop Gender Reveal Silly String

He or She Silly String Baby Gender Reveal.

Take off the top and wrap in this “He or She? Spray to See!” Silly String Label.

This is a fun party touch. Color clothes pins pink and blue. Wear your guess of the baby’s sex before the big reveal. | The Frugal Female

Hershey chocolate bars make a great gender reveal baby shower gift. He or She? What will it be? Color with Sharpie permanent markers (these add a touch of metallic.) | Source

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This DIY Gender Reveal Scratch off is perfect for a baby shower or gathering, but it also can be mailed to family and friends who cannot make the event. Such a cute way for them to discover the gender of the baby on the way! You can personalize it to your family. | Zazzle

Pink or blue, take a look at these fun Baby Shower Recipe Ideas. Save this for later, make sure to Pin to Pinterest.

Feeling ready to pop? Make sure to document the entire year with these Monthly Baby Photos. Track your baby’s age in photos. Save this for later, make sure to Pin to Pinterest.

Haven’t made the baby announcement yet? Take a look at these inspiring & cute Pregnancy Announcement Ideas that Nailed It! Save this for later, make sure to Pin to Pinterest.

Adopting? Make sure you take some tips form these Adoption Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Tips for Throwing a Baby Shower

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May 8, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Facebook, Frugal Living, Instagram, Kids, Pinterest, Social Media

Tips for Throwing a Baby Shower

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Throwing a baby shower helps mom-to-be get the things she needs and figure out what she still needs to get before the baby gets here. Depending on the mood swings of mom-to-be and the situation, throwing a baby shower can be stressful, but these tips for throwing a baby shower will make your life easier.

Update: Since originally posting, we have put together 16 Printable Baby Shower Games that you can print!

Tips for Throwing a Baby Shower

Start planning early: Start planning early before it’s even remotely close to throwing the baby shower. Mom-to-be may change her mind several times on the theme of the shower. Make lists and keep the ideas in a safe place, so you can refer back to them.

Create a budget for the baby shower: If you go overboard, a baby shower can cost way more than it actually should. Set yourself a maximum budget. If your budget is on the lower end, make your own invitations, party favors, or shop several places for the least expensive items.

Send out invites early enough, but not too late in the game: Because people work on all days and all different hours, it is polite to give them enough time to either take off or change their schedule for the shower. A good rule of thumb is to send invitations out exactly 1 month in advance, so there is enough time to take off work, but not enough time to forget.

Come up with some creative games for the baby shower: There are tons of variations of baby shower games. A quick internet search is sure to bring you hundreds to choose from.

Download our Printable List of Six Baby Shower Games

Here are a few personal favorites:

Poopy Diapers: No one likes a poopy diaper, but with this game, your friends and family get to smell them and see what it “really” is. Melt different chocolate candies on different diapers and whoever guesses the right candy wins a prize.

Guess the Mom’s size: This can be done my guessing mom’s actual measurement, or by using TP to count how many sheets around she is. The closest wins a prize.

My Water Broke: Place a tiny plastic baby into your ice trays before you freeze your ice. At the beginning of the shower give everyone an ice cube to put in their glass. When the ice melts and the baby floats to the top, the first person to shout “My water broke,” wins a prize.

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10 Baby Shower Games:

Mommy Said, Daddy Said from the Un-Original Mom
Name that Tune from Play Party Plan
Baby Shower Scattergories from We Heart Parties
Baby Play-doh from Every Pot and Pan
Hairbow Station from The Ribbon Retreat
Dear Baby Letter from Inking Idaho
Baby Product Memory Game from Mind Werx
Late Night Diaper Game from Cul-de-Sac Cool
Mom to Be Bingo from Play Party Plan
Baby Shower Game Printables from I Heart Naptime

Update: Since originally posting, we have put together 20 FREE Printable Baby Shower Games that you can print!

Download our Printable List of 16 Baby Shower Games

Don’t get upset if people don’t come: Make the most of the party and those who arrived. Mom- to-be is going to be thoroughly exhausted by the time her shower is over. She isn’t going to be concerned with who is there; she is going to be concerned with “how long are they staying?”

Keep the baby shower focused on the mom-to-be: Make sure that in merry-making you focus everyone’s attention on mom-to-be 2-3 times during the shower. Remember, the party is about her and baby and she needs the support of everyone.

Get help to clean up: Designate a few attendees to help you clean up at the end. You can have this planned early, or just ask people when they show up. The clean-up is much quicker and easier than the setup, but after a long party and lots of planning, it’s always nice to get some help.

Create a cute theme for the baby shower: All baby showers need a theme. Let’s face it; the “it’s a boy” “It’s a girl” has been done a million times. Be creative with your themes such if mom-to-be has twins try “Jumping Monkeys.” If she is having a baby girl, try “Princess of the Womb.” For a boy, you could do “Spider Boy.” Always ask mom-to-be her opinion before choosing a theme.

Ask others to help pitch in with food: You don’t have to be responsible for all the meal prep. If you are throwing the party, you need to be spending time mingling and making the party about mom-to-be. Especially with good friends, with your RSVP, ask attendees to choose what items they can help with, so you know you have food coming. Many of the expecting mother’s friends are wanting to do more, so this is a great way to incorporate their help.

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10 Baby Shower Recipes:

Watermelon Baby Carriage from Red Tricycle
Individual Seven-Layer Dip from The Girl Who Ate Everything
Baby Rattle Cake Pops from The Cake Blog
Raspberry Sherbet Party Punch from Natasha’s Kitchen
Veggie Pizza with Crescent Rolls from Frugal Coupon Living
Sugar Cookie Fruit Pizzas from Lil Luna
Chicken Salad Cucumber Bites from The Two Bite Club
Mini Mac & Cheese Bites from The Curvy Carrot
Strawberry Yogurt Parfaits from Get Creative Juice
Cheesy Tomato Tarts with Caramelized Onions from Grandbaby-Cakes

Planning a baby shower is no easy task, but with these simple tips, your baby shower will be a breeze. Remember, it’s all about mom-to-be not about how extravagant the party is. What other baby shower tips do you have? We’d love to hear them.

Also take a look at these Free Baby Shower Games Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at these Gender Reveal Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Enjoy these New Mama Newborn Tips, Hacks, and Tricks! Pin to Pinterest.

Also check out these

Tips for the First Trimester – Pin to Pinterest.
Tips for the Second Trimester – Pin to Pinterest.
Tips for the the Third Trimester – Pin to Pinterest.
Tips for a Newborn (aka the Fourth Trimester) – Pin to Pinterest.

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Winter Bucket List for Families

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May 8, 2021 by administrator Filed Under: Christmas, Facebook, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Ready to make a gingerbread house, drink hot cocoa, and go look at Christmas lights? Save this Winter Bucket List for Families printable PDF. Use this bucket list template to check off a list of Winter Family Traditions to Start Now!

Winter Bucket List for Families

The winter season is a great time to make many memories together as a family. Celebrating Christmas is obviously a huge part of the season, but there are other things to do as well.

Many winter activities for families are done indoors, but you don’t have to sit at home bored all the time! If you live in a snowy area of the US, you’ll definitely find lots of ways to have fun for your winter family checklist. You can build your own Frosty, make snow angels or have a snowball fight!

Even if you don’t get a lot of snow where you live, you can still enjoy this winter family bucket list. You just may need some more creative ideas!

Winter Family Bucket List Checklist

Winter Bucket List Ideas

Some of the activities on this list include:

Make a gingerbread house
Have a snowball fight
Make a pot of chili – (like our easiest chili ever!)
Drink hot cocoa with marshmallows
Go ice skating or sledding
String popcorn
Build a snowman (or maybe these snowman cupcakes?)
Have a snowball fight
Make paper snowflakes
Decorate the porch
Make snow angels
Create a time capsule (see our back to school time capsule)
Make fondue
Make Christmas tree ornaments
Do Random Acts of Kindness
Go look at Christmas lights
Take a family photo
Make a DIY snow globe
Sit by a warm fire
Make s’mores
Collect pine cones
Go to a hockey game
Do a winter scavenger hunt (maybe a fun Elf on the Shelf one)
Play board games

There’s even a blank template for your winter bucket list. Use it to create your family’s own checklist for fun this season. Pull items you like from the list we created, adapt what you need to, and add new ideas to make it personal.

Download Your Free Winter Checklist Printable

Download our Winter Bucket List Ideas and Blank Checklist.

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Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final Winter Bucket List. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

Want more fun activities? Check out our 25 Christmas Traditions! Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at these Seasonal Bucket Lists for Every Occasion. Pin to Pinterest.

Printable Bucket List Template

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May 8, 2021 by administrator Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

100 Things to Do Family Bucket List printable PDF. This printable bucket list template makes it easy for your family to plan fun activities to do together!

Printable Bucket List Template

Download and print this bucket list for families so you can get started with your plans. You can choose to use this for a holiday, vacation, summer break, or anytime you want to do something fun.

This bucket list template is pretty self explanatory. You simply fill it in with 100 things you would like to do together as a family. There are boxes beside each task. Keep track by checking each item off as you do them.

The great thing is you can print off as many as you need to make different bucket lists, depending on your family’s activities. It’s a great way to categorize your goals and experiences!

Bucket List Ideas

There are SO many bucket list ideas you can add to your template, depending on how your family decides to do it. For a general bucket list for your family, think about things you all want to do together. Work together to come up with your bucket list, as this is a family activity!

Your lists could be to track your goals, such as:

Read 50 books
Visit 10 states
Walk 100 miles together
Try 20 new recipes this year
Try 2 new hobbies
Attend 5 sporting events
Go to 3 new museums

The list can have ideas that are ongoing (such as the numbered tasks above) or one time things, especially if you are going somewhere. Things like:

Photograph a statue
Eat at a new restaurant
Pick sunflowers
Ride bikes at the park
Buy a holiday ornament from another state

More Specific Bucket Lists

Some bucket lists are designed around a particular holiday, such as Christmas or Independence Day. The items on the list are usually centered around the holiday, such as baking Christmas cookies or watching a particular Christmas movie. For Independence Day, tasks may include eating a hot dog or watching fireworks.

If you decide to use your bucket list template while on vacation, think about your destination. If you are headed to the beach, you may include ideas of things to do while there like swim in the ocean or collect seashells. A mountain getaway bucket list could include things like taking a hike or bird watching.

No matter how you complete your bucket list template, have fun! The point is for your family to come together and work with each other to accomplish the complete list. You’ll have new memories to look back on as you finish each list you create.

Bucket List Printable

Download our Bucket List Template printable PDF in our winter bucket list bundle. Fill out up to 100 Bucket List Ideas.

This bucket list template is also apart of our Year Round Bucket List Bundle. Have a bucket list for every season. The full Family Bucket List bundle includes 13 seasonal bucket checklists including…

Bucket List Template PDF Instant Download (up to 100 Bucket List ideas)
Birthday Bucket List PDF Instant Download
Spring Bucket List PDF Instant Download
Date Night Bucket List PDF Instant Download
Summer Bucket List PDF Instant Download
Disney Bucket List PDF Instant Download (two colors)
Fourth of July Bucket List PDF Instant Download
Fall Bucket List PDF Instant Download ( + blank bucket list)
Halloween Bucket List PDF Instant Download
Thanksgiving Bucket List PDF Instant Download
Winter Bucket List PDF Instant Download ( + blank bucket list)
Fun Jar for Christmas Bucket List PDF Instant Download
Bonus: National Parks Hiking Trails Bucket List

Bucket List Template Printable + Seasonal Bucket Lists PDF

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Want to see more bucket list ideas? Take a look a these Family Bucket Lists for the entire year. Pin to Pinterest.

Make sure to also grab this Birthday Bucket List printable for a special boy or girl celebrating a big day. Pin to Pinterest.

One Family tradition to start is Seasonal Scavenger Hunt Printables. Find a new one for every month of the year. Pin to Pinterest.

Retirement Party Ideas

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May 3, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Hosting a retirement party for a co-worker, for a teacher, for dad, for a friend? Whoever the retiree, we have a full list of Retirement Party Ideas including Retirement Party Games, Retirement Party Décor, Retirement Foods and more!

Retirement Party Ideas

Planning for a retirement part only comes once in a lifetime? We put together some of the best ideas to pull off a fun and memorable retirement party. For your party, consider inviting family members, walk down memory lane (perhaps creatively share important life events that have taken place since they began work – both personal or in the world), and create a retirement bucket list – everyone can add something to the list!

Retirement Party Games

Keeping a large or small crowd entertained, can be a challenge. To keep your guests happy and the laughter coming, take a look at these Retirement Party Games for Adults. Take your guest of honor on a walk down memory lane, try to guess the price of item the year they got their first job, honor you guest with told stories, events and jokes.

Our retirement party games with directions and a games supply list and a bonus how well do you know the retiree printable.

Retirement Party Games PDF

Retirement Party Theme Ideas

Toast with these Retirement Wine Labels. I love the “Congrats on being a quitter!” | Get them HERE.

Make a Bouquet!… because work is for Dum Dums | Source

Stick a fork in it, He’s Done! You can also buy Retirement Forks HERE | Source

We will miss you to pieces! | Source

Add some humor to the room with these Retirement Banners. | You can get them HERE and HERE.

Create a theme like the Wild West! Happy Trails to Retirement | Piggy Bank Parties

For your happy trails, create a trail mix bar! | Catch My Party

This floral bouquet was used for a 50th birthday, but we also think it’s a fun retirement idea (use for someone with a sense of humor!) | One Stop Party Ideas

Don’t forget the cake! We find this Retirement Cake Idea so funny | Source

Place clocks everywhere to go along with the theme – It’s Time to Retire! | We spotted some Whatever Clocks here!

You can turn this theme into a cake too! | Source and Source

For a practical gift, gift some TP – retired from the crap! | Available on Etsy at ExpressionsbyNancy

Adventure awaits with this cute and crafty Retirement Gift Card Holder | Lime Doodle Design

Get out the photo booth with these photo booth props. | Get them HERE.

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15 Must-Have Summertime Backyard Game Ideas

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May 3, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Amazon, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Online Shopping, Pinterest, Social Media, Summer

Must-Have Summertime Backyard Game Ideas

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We look forward to summer. Sleeping in, loose schedules, sun and water. Our summers, don’t tend to be lazy but rather active. Discovering new places, running outside, coloring in the street and up late watching movies or playing with friends.

Since Summer is all about fun we’re looking for outdoor games with a twist. No more moaning, “I’m Bored”! These 15 Must-Have Backyard Games will keep them running and playing all day long! Keep their imagination ignited with these backyard games for lots of Summertime fun!

If you are planning a large gathering – playing outdoors with family, neighborhood friends, youth group, camp or even an outdoor birthday party, take a look at these Backyard Games PDF.

These 18 Outdoor Games PDF include directions and supply list and a blank Scavenger Hunt Template. Supplies include household items like spoons, balls, frisbees, hula hoops and more.

Outdoor Party Games for Kids PDF – Directions & Supply List