An amazing list of kid-friendly Halloween games that will make your party a huge win, but also make you the most coveted party planner on the block.

This wonderful Gifts of the Holy Spirit game will make your catechism lesson on the Holy Spirit be extra special. Consider using it for a church carnival.

Great ideas to help light the world this holiday season. Tons of service ideas, free printable treat tags, and even a fun FHE Idea!

Looking for the next game to wow your youth group? Get them engaged with Ryan Pendergraph's suggestion: a plastic wrap prize ball!

Inside: Printable Bible Games for Bible Study. If you’re looking for fun and meaningful Bible games for your next bible study, you’ve come to the right place. These games are great for parties, family get-togethers, church ministry meetings, small group gatherings, or any event. We have found a super fun collection of printable bible games […]

So, if you are serving garlic bread at your next gathering or event, make sure you don’t skimp on the dough! We've got you covered, and weighed out how much garlic bread you'll need per person, from any size groups from 5 to 100 or more.

Father's Day is just around the corner, and today I've teamed up with The Home Depot to give you the perfect gift idea: A DIY Football Toss Game! This Saturday 6/18/2016 The Home Depot will be holding a DIY Workshop where you will learn the skills necessary to build this awesome Football Toss! Today I'll

1-2-3 Make Some Back To School Treats With Me! I enjoy browsing Pinterest to help trigger ideas. A big thank you to all of those creative geniuses out there who make the time to share. I especially think that a "play on words" is really cute. I've used some favorites that have been Pinned in a variety of ways, and added my own twist, for some sweet back to school treats. Click on any of the bolded links to zoom there. Here's hoping they help you have a wonderful time getting ready for back to school! As a special way of saying Welcome; I like leaving a little surprise on my students' desks on the first day of school. The "I hope you have a 'bear-y' special school year", features Gummy Bears. You can buy individual packages, or bulk and make your own Snack Baggies. This star treat features Starburst candy. I put 3 on a star, but 1 also works just fine. If you don't want students eating candy in school, simply have them tuck it in their backpack, or distribute them at the end of the day. Mini boxes of cereal make a nice snack. Students can munch it dry, or save for home and enjoy with milk. "Cereal-ously" is a stretch for "Seriously" but it works. For a really inexpensive and simple treat, there's nothing like a refreshing Popsicle at the end of a warm day. Simply have your students choose a flavor at the start of school, freeze in your cafeteria fridge and take out for a sweet snack before your kiddo's leave. Finally, S'mores are a real hit. Children can eat separately right out of the Baggie, or have them assemble, place as many as 5 on a paper plate and zap in the microwave for 7-12 seconds, depending on your micro. These are just a few of my newest back to school treats. For more ideas click on the link. Thanks for visiting. As always, feel free to PIN anything you think others might enjoy. My "Pin it" button is at the top. If you want to see all of the truly amazing things I PIN, simply click on the pink "Follow Me" heart button to the right. "An educated person is one who can entertain a new idea, entertain another person, and entertain himself." -Sydney Herbert Wood1-2-3 Make Some Back To School Treats With Me! I enjoy browsing Pinterest to help trigger ideas. A big thank you to all of those creative geniuses out there who make the time to share. I especially think that a "play on words" is really cute. I've used some favorites that have been Pinned in a variety of ways, and added my own twist, for some sweet back to school treats. Click on any of the bolded links to zoom there. Here's hoping they help you have a wonderful time getting ready for back to school! As a special way of saying Welcome; I like leaving a little surprise on my students' desks on the first day of school. The "I hope you have a 'bear-y' special school year", features Gummy Bears. You can buy individual packages, or bulk and make your own Snack Baggies. This star treat features Starburst candy. I put 3 on a star, but 1 also works just fine. If you don't want students eating candy in school, simply have them tuck it in their backpack, or distribute them at the end of the day. Mini boxes of cereal make a nice snack. Students can munch it dry, or save for home and enjoy with milk. "Cereal-ously" is a stretch for "Seriously" but it works. For a really inexpensive and simple treat, there's nothing like a refreshing Popsicle at the end of a warm day. Simply have your students choose a flavor at the start of school, freeze in your cafeteria fridge and take out for a sweet snack before your kiddo's leave. Finally, S'mores are a real hit. Children can eat separately right out of the Baggie, or have them assemble, place as many as 5 on a paper plate and zap in the microwave for 7-12 seconds, depending on your micro. These are just a few of my newest back to school treats. For more ideas click on the link. Thanks for visiting. As always, feel free to PIN anything you think others might enjoy. My "Pin it" button is at the top. If you want to see all of the truly amazing things I PIN, simply click on the pink "Follow Me" heart button to the right. "An educated person is one who can entertain a new idea, entertain another person, and entertain himself." -Sydney Herbert Wood

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today’s winning feature goes to this awesome retro surf birthday party submitted by i love parties australia. {photography by shutter bubs} {cookies & cupcakes bypolka dot cookies} what a fun theme! i adore the surf vans, favor bags, cookies and cupcakes… the jello orange slices are so cool too! you did a wonderful job, kate! […]

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Let the holiday fun begin with these awesome Holiday Gift Exchange Games! I'm sharing 5 of my all time favorite gift exchange games.

The Left-Right Game Gift Exchange will have everyone in stitches. Learn how to do the game, plus find several stories ready for you to use!

The Unfair Game is a totally unfair twist on Jeopardy that your students will LOVE to hate! Learn how to play and find sample game boards in this post.

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The Right Left Game's at a Holiday party are quite popular! Which is why I wanted to share this Right Left Nativity Story Christmas Game with you all.

Free printable nativity right left Christmas game. A fun and meaningful Christmas party icebreaker for a gift exchange or to choose a party prize winner.

My mom gave these adorable (and useful) little treat bags to her Primary class awhile back. We have loved watching the views and pins grow on this Primary Handouts Update, specifically these little Good Samaritan First Aid kits. My Mom wanted me to post the printables so everyone could easily print them out. She filled these adorable little bags with a few fun treats, and added a little note to each one. Which also went a long with the poem she included. I absolutely love how she puts so much thought into her lessons. I know the kids feel so special when they get these handouts!  She gave this handout for Lesson 37-I'll serve Jesus Christ by serving others, but really this could be used for a variety of things and groups! Everyone could use some "aid" sometime in their lives! :) Like I mentioned before my mom taught this lesson to her primary class, if you're interested the specific lesson is Primary 3 Lesson 37: I'll Serve Jesus Christ by Serving Others you can find the lesson outline she followed on LDS.org HERE or in the book Primary3-CTR B. My Mom couldn't find a little candy watch so she made her own-she bought some little candy bracelets and added a clipart she found online for the watch head. She's so creative, I'm telling ya! If you are wanting candy watches you can find some HERE. All of these little treats help remind us of the little things we can do to help serve others. If you plan on using this lesson you could have each child in the class pull something out of one bag and read the attached note until you have read them all as a class. I plan on sharing more Primary printables so make sure to check back soon! :) Here's the inside scoop on where she found all these items: white bags-Dollar Tree in the wedding section or even these from Amazon candy bracelets-Zurchers or other party store or candy watches can be found HERE Kleenex-Dollar Tree Other Candy-Walmart twine-Jo-Ann (use 40% off coupon) If you'd like the free printable for everything you can find them all HERE! If you're having problems accessing this file feel free to contact me by leaving a comment or sending me an email! This post may contain affiliate links, but as always all opinions are my own! :)

These hilarious Christmas minute to win it games are perfect for any age! Play with kids, teens, or even adults! And I guarantee everyone will be laughing!

Life Size Operation Game: As a child I loved the Milton Bradley Operation game, the buzzer always scared me when it went off, but it was fun. The object of the Operation game is to remove a body part with out touching the tweezers to the metal sides that surround the object…

Joseph Coat of Many Colors Game

I've teamed up with some amazing teachers to bring you free end of year gifts for secondary students. Bonus! Check out seasonal teacher tips while you're at it.

This printable Christmas game is a fun version of the Who Am I? game, featuring a range of well known characters from Christmas traditional stories, books and movies. Family fun for the holidays, or try it out in the classroom or with your youth or community group. Free printable and simple to play.

Whenever I leave my kids at home while I go out of town...I like to leave them with a little incentive to make sure the house doesn't fall apart! Last time it was this fun idea! But I decided to change it up a little this time around by making a prize punch board!

How to Play a Game with Christmas Bows! Ready for a new holiday tradition? Kids and adults will have a blast playing these Christmas games!

This summer keep your girls busy with this amazing list of 25 summer activities for girls of all ages--includes both indoor and outdoor activities.

Valentine’s Day School party planning never got easier with these cool games. From Preschool to 6th grade, you will be able to entertain all the...

The holiday season is a time for joy, laughter, and unforgettable memories. Among the many traditions that families and friends cherish, the Dirty Santa game stands out as a true crowd-pleaser.

This Skittles Prayers printable is perfect to hand out to your Sunday School or American Heritage Girl troop. We used it for the Girls in Prayer Patch.

Download this file and print out to play "Pass the Present"! It is a newly popular game for Christmas or Holiday parties that is an alternative to the traditional Yankee Swap or White Elephant. Have everyone bring a wrapped gift. To play, everyone should stand in a circle holding the gift they brought. Take turns rolling a dice and refer to this sign to see where to pass your present. After a certain amount of rounds (You choose how many rounds) the present you end up with is yours to keep! This is a fun and easy game for a company holiday party or family Christmas party. This listing is for a digital download. You can get it printed as a poster (24x36) at a print shop such as staples or print it yourself at home as a smaller print.