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How To Play Town Council – Fun Party Game For All Ages

January 24, 2024 By: Sweet Frugal Lifecomment

Town Council Group Game Instructions

The holidays recently ended, and I love looking back and reminiscing at all of the fun we had.  We were able to get together with family multiple times, played games, ate good food, and laughed a lot.  I’m so grateful for anything that give us an excuse/reason to get together with the people most important to us.  One of my families favorite things to do when we get together is play games.  Today I want to share with you how to play one of our favorite party games for all ages called Town Council.

We love playing Town Council because it’s fun, quick to play, easy to learn, and fun for all ages.  Plus, you will need very minimal prep or supplies.  It is really the perfect big group game.

What is Town Council?

The premise of Town Council is simple really.  Your goal will be to collect all the other players onto your council.  This is done by correctly guessing their previously chosen fake name.  The first person to collect all players wins the game.

It usually takes between 10-20 minutes to complete the game.

Town Council Group Game Set Up

To set up this fun party game for all ages you will need just two supplies:

  • Small strip of blank paper for each player (scratch paper works great!)
  • Pen/pencils

That’s it!  

Before the game begins pass one strip of paper to each player.  Ask them to write a name onto the paper.  This can be any name:  it could be a celebrity, a friend, a cartoon character, or a random name.  There is no rule!

Once every person has written down a name ask them to fold their paper in half one time and put it into a bowl.

  • Related:  How To Play Fish Bowl

How To Play Town Council

Now that all of the slips of paper have been put into the bowl, nominate someone to be the “Mayor”.  The mayor will pull out each of the papers and read them one at a time to the group.  While the names are being read the rest of the players will need to listen closely to each of the names and try to remember as many of the names as they can. 

The names will only be read one time, so everyone should pay close attention.

After all of the games have been read the game can begin!

Sitting in a circle, take turns having each person guess who wrote down each name.  If you guess someone’s name correctly then they will come sit by you and join your “Town Council”.  You now work together as a council of two. 

Play continues until one player has all of the other players on his council.

If you are able to guess someone else’s council of multiple players, then you get the entire team to join your council.  It can be wise strategy to guess the large councils to help your team grow quickly.

Example Game

Here is a sample game to help you understand the process.

Let’s say there are 6 people playing Town Council:  Jessica, Jordan, Claire, Kelly, Greg and Luke.

Jessica goes first and asks Claire:  “Are you Bugs Bunny?”  Claire did not write down Bugs Bunny so she replies, “No.”

Next it is Jordans turn, Jordan asks Jessica, “Are you George Washington?”  Jessica did write down George Washington, so she replies, “Yes.”  Jessica now sits by Jordan and joins his council.  They can now work together to guess the rest of the group.

Now it is Claires turn.  She asks Greg, “Are you Bugs Bunny?”  Greg wrote down Bugs Bunny so he replies with, “Yes.”  He now goes and joins Claires council.

Kelly goes next.  He asks Jordan, “Are you Lebron James?”  Jordan replies “No.”

Luke asks Jordan, “Are you Lizzie McGuire?”  Jordan replies “Yes.”  Now Jordan and Jessica goes and joins Luke’s Council.

  • Play continues again around the circle.  This game is all about memory, make sure to pay attention while players are guessing so that you can remember who says no and yes to each of the names.

Claire asks Luke, “Are you Walt Disney?”  Luke replies, “No.”

Next Kelly asks Claire, “Are you Dwight Schrute?”  Claire is Dwight Schrute so says, “Yes.”  Claire and Greg join Kellys Town Council.

  • Right now the Town Councils are: 
    • Kelly, Claire and Greg
    • Luke, Jordan and Jessica
  • Kelly and Luke are the Town Council leaders and try to guess each others name.  The first person to guess correctly will collect the rest of the players in the game and win the game.

Luke asks Kelly, “Are you Walt Disney?”  Kelly is Walt Disney, so Luke inherits his council and wins the game.  Yay!

  • Related:  Best Family Games Under $20

Town Council Rules and Tips

Here are a few tips and rules to remember while playing this party game for all ages:

  • You are not allowed to ask someone if they are the name that you wrote down.  It is always tempting to use this strategy to “throw them off your scent” but it is against the rules.
  • As your council grows you are allowed to work together as a team to remember everyone’s names, but only the leader of the council asks the questions.
  • When the mayor is reading the names don’t make any sounds, jokes or remarks about the names being read.  Try to stay as neutral and quiet as possible.  The more comments made about a name the more the group will remember that name, and you don’t want to help anyone else remember the names.

Have Fun!

Town Council is such a fun group game to play!  It truly is the perfect party game for all ages.  I hope that it will become a favorite game for you to play with your family and friends for years to come.

 

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Cheap Staycation Ideas

January 9, 2024 By: Sweet Frugal Life2 Comments

Fun Staycation Activities For Families

I can’t wait to share my favorite cheap staycation ideas with all of you!

It’s no secret that I love to travel…..I mean my very favorite sinking fund category ( by far!) is my vacation fund.  However, as we all know, traveling can get expensive….very expensive.

Once you add up the prices for flights, gas, hotels, restaurants, etc there is hardly any money left for the activities!  And we all want the activities!

Which is why I am SO happy that fun staycations are becoming more normalized.

What is a staycation?

A staycation is a vacation where you don’t leave your city, and in many cases you don’t even leave your house!  Instead of traveling to a new location you stay home and take a break from your regular day to day routine, no going to school or work or anything typical.  Instead you will spend your time relaxing, exploring your city, and doing fun activities you never seem to have the time for.

Vacationing the staycation way gives you the opportunity to have a vacation….frugally!  You won’t need to spend money on flights, hotels, and every meal.  Instead you can save that money for something more important (debt payoff maybe???) and enjoy all of the many fun things to do and see right in your own hometown!

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Cheap Staycation Ideas

So, without any further ado!  Here is my master list of the BEST cheap staycation ideas for families!  I hope you are able to find the perfect activity to help you relax, have fun and make memories!

At Home Family Staycation Ideas

Let’s start with my at home staycation ideas.  Some of the best family activities can be enjoyed right in the comfort of your own home!

1.  Movie Marathon

If you are looking for a relaxing and cheap staycation idea you just might love having a movie marathon.  Choose one of your favorites tv or movie series and spend a few days binge watching!  Of course you should add in some popcorn and your favorite movie treats.

You can find some great deals on streaming services if you know where to look!  Shop around and see if you can sign up for a few new ones to enjoy over your movie weekend.

2.  Play Board Games

My family loves playing board games.  It’s a fun way for us to spend time together, laugh, stretch our brains and make memories.  Spending a day playing board games is the perfect staycation idea for families.

Board games can be expensive to buy brand new, but don’t let that deter you!  There are so many budget board games that are perfect for families check out my list of favorites here!  Instead of buying new you could borrow a few games from a friend, or buy some games from the thrift store (my fave place to purchase games).

  • Related:  How To Play Fish Bowl

3.  Have A Spa Day

The entire family can join in on an at home spa day.  Take some individual bubble baths, put on face masks, paint each other nails, and enjoy some R&R together as a family. 

If you are looking for a cheap way for at home salon quality nails, my daughter loves this gel nails system!

Want to spend a little extra money on your spa day?  Try a spa day out!  Take the family to a local spa and enjoy some pampering for the day!

4.  Learn A New Hobby

A staycation is the perfect time to learn a new hobby or work on perfecting one you already have!

You could use this time to take a cake decorating class, paint (my family loves to paint along with the Bob Ross YouTube Videos), learn to sew, sign up for a photography class, or anything else that sounds fun to you!

5.  Yard Games

I am such a sucker for yard games!  I love being outside with my family and yard games are the prefect way to make that happen.

One of my favorite things about yard games is that everyone can play.  I’m not atheltic….so I always feel a little odd when I join in a game of softball, however a yard game….now that is something I can participate in confidently!

A few of my favorite yard games are:

  • Croquet
  • Spikeball
  • Bocce Ball
  • LadderBall
  • Corn Hole

6.  Update A Room In Your House

Do you have a few house projects that you have been putting off?  Use your staycation free time to get those projects done!

Maybe you are wanting to redecorate a room, update a bathroom, or organize a closet.  It doesn’t matter if it’s big or small, just as long as it gets done!

7.  Put Together A Puzzle

Puzzles are a great way to relax and keep your mind sharp.  I love setting out a puzzle on our kitchen table for my family to work on during long weekends at home.  My favorite brand of puzzles are Dowdle!

8.  Get Some R&R

One of my favorite cheap staycation idea is to rest and relax!  The busy hustle and bustle of every day life can wear out anyone and everyone!  You might enjoy using your time off of work to get some much needed rest!  Spend the day in bed catching up on your sleep, there is no harm in that!

  • Related:  Free Self Care Ideas

9.  Backyard Campout

Have a campout in your own backyard.  You could lay out blankets right under the stars on your trampoline or a cot, or set up a tent with the kids.  

If you happen to have a backyard firepit, try making dinner over the fire.  We LOVE these tin foil dinners.  Trust me, they aren’t your typical tin foil dinner…they are SO much better!  Don’t forget to make the backyard campout extra special with some homemade smores!

10.  Make A Craft

Use your staycation time to make a craft, or two or three!

Here are a few fun crafting ideas for the whole family:

  • Wreath
  • Toilet Paper Roll Crafts
  • Christmas Ornament
  • String Art
  • Mason Jar Crafts
  • Bookmarks
  • Bath Bombs
  • Halloween Pumpkin Decoration

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Staycation Ideas You Can Do Around Your Town

There are so many fun activities you can do right in your own hometown!  It’s easy to get use to living in the same place, becoming consumed with the day to day life and forgetting to enjoy all the fun experiences right in front of you.

One thing that has helped our family participate in more activities within our hometown is by using out Get Out Pass.

The Get Out Pass is an annual subscription that lets you visit attractions in your area for free!  Last night my family went ax throwing, which is something we never would have tried without the Get Out Pass!  It was so much fun to try something new right in our own city!

When buying your pass be sure to use my coupon code: SWEETFRUGALLIFE (code currently only available for Idaho, Utah, North California, North Florida, Indiana, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Washington and Colorado passes) for the best discount on your pass (promise, it’s always cheaper than the current deal).

Many of the things I will mention below are places that are included in most Get Out Passes.  

1.  Tour Your City

Try being a tourist in your own town!  It doesn’t matter if you live in a big city or small town, there will always be something new to see or do!  

You could try a new walking path, go window shopping in a different part of town, or try a new restaurant.  Look at your city’s visitor website for ideas, or better yet. use the Get Out Pass to help you find new and fun things to do around town.

2.  Rent Scooters To Tour Your Town

Over the past few years my city has been acquiring more and more Bird Scooters for the community to use.  They are so much fun!  You just download the app onto your phone, scan the scooter you want to rent and enjoy it for as long as you want!  This could make for a very fun family staycation.

3.  Visit Your Local Library

My family all loves to read, so a visit to the library to get new books is always a highlight in our housel!  However, libraries offer SO much more than just books.  Many libraries will loan national park passes, baking pans, board games, movies, and more!

Use some time during your next frugal staycation to see what all your library has to offer!

  • Related:  10 Free Things At The Library

4.  Visit A Local Museum

Spend an afternoon at one of your local museums.  I just took my kids to the Idaho Potato Museum for free using our Get Out Passes.  It was small and quick, but fun to get out of the house and to learn more about our states famous potatoes.

  • Related:  Get Out Pass: An Honest Review

6.  Restaurant Tour

Are there some restaurants in your city that you’ve been wanting to try?  A family staycation is the perfect time to try them!  Use some of your budgeted money to take a little restaurant tour right in your town!  

Spend a day or two visiting some of the top local restaurants.  You could go out for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or dessert…..or all of the above!  You might just find a new family favorite!

6.  Listen To Live Music

Many towns will have live music events throughout the week, especially during the summertime.  We love sitting outside on a summer evening listening to free live music.  Look on your city’s website to find any local live music events in your area.

7.  Go To A Sporting Event

If you have a sports team in your town, a fun staycation idea would be to go to one of their home games.  Sure, it might be a little pricy, depending on the league, but it’s much cheaper than a vacation out of the country!

Our Get Out Pass gives us a free pass to attend one minor league baseball game each year.  It makes attending sporting events much cheaper and we look forward to it every year.

8.  Have A Pool Day

My family insists that a pool must be apart of any sort of vacation….and I’m not arguing!

Consider adding a pool day to your frugal staycation plan!  Spending a day at the pool makes for a great family friendly staycation!  You could even pool hop, trying a different pool every day!  

9.  Attend A Paint Night

Check to see if your city has any paint studios.  These are so fun and make planning a paint night easy.  All you have to do is show up and then you’ll be taught how to paint a beautiful portrait!  It’s a fun night out with friends or family.

If you are looking for something even cheaper, consider an at home paint night!  We love these paint by number kits for at home paint nights.

10.  Go To The Theater

Get dressed up for the evening and head to a local theater to see a new play, concert or comedian.  Community theater can deliver some amazing shows and I love being able to support them whenever I can.

11.  Go To The Zoo or Aquarium

Visit the animals living in your city with a trip to the zoo or aquarium…or both!

If you happen to have a Get Out Pass, there’s a good chance they include a free visit to your local zoo and or aquarium.  We love using our passes each year to visit these attractions!

Don’t forget that if you purchase a Get Out Pass to use my code: SWEETFRUGALLIFE (code currently only available for Idaho, Utah, North California, North Florida, Indiana, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Washington and Colorado passes) for the cheapest price!

 

Fun Outdoor Staycation Activities For Families

Looking for some fun activities your family can do together in the great outdoors??  Check out some of the following ideas.

1.  Go On A Picnic

Pack up a picnic lunch and go spend the day outside.  You could picnic up in the mountains and take time exploring the forest.  Or, maybe you would prefer a picnic at the beach playing in the waves and soaking up the sun.  Another fun picnic place is a local park.  Make sure to pack a few frisbees and spend time playing together as a family.

2.  Go To The Beach

I do not live near a beach….but if I did it would be my first staycation activity!

Pack a beach bag full of food and sand toys and enjoy a beach day together as a family.  You might enjoy exploring a few different beaches, maybe a new beach each day of your staycation….or just stick to your favorite!  The joy of planning your staycation is that the choice is always yours!

3.  Go On A Bike Ride

If your family owns bikes, going on a few bike rides is the perfect cheap staycation idea.  Make a day out of it by packing a picnic and trying out a few new trails.

You could also rent some bikes if you don’t own any.  The bike rental shop should have some recommendations of good bike trails to try!  It’s always fun to try something new!

  • Related:  50 Fun Summer Activities For Kids

4.  Take A Day Trip

I love to see new places, so a fun day trip is right up my alley.  Try taking a day to explore a few nearby towns.  You can try out a few restaurants and enjoy some of the activities the town has to offer.

5.  Visit a U-Pick Farm

Take your family to a local U-Pick farm and enjoy the fresh grown produce.  After you are done picking, bring it home and, depending on what you picked, you can can it, freeze it, or make some homemade treats!

My family loves driving up the mountains every summer and picking huckleberries.  We always bring them home and make huckleberry pancakes for dinner!

  • Related:  Easy Huckleberry Muffin Recipe

6.  Have A Lake Day

Another cheap staycation idea is to enjoy a day with your family at the lake.  You could rent a few kayaks, pack a picnic and enjoy relaxing in nature!

7.  Go Hiking

Hiking is a great way to disconnect from life (including phones!) and spend time connecting with each other.  It gives you the time to talk, share stories, and make memories.  I love taking my family into nature to teach them a different way to relax and relieve stress.

8.  Spend A Day At A National Park

I’ve lived within 2 hours of Yellowstone National Park for the majority of my life…..but I am embarrassed to admit that I don’t go to the park as often as I should.

If you are like me and live within driving distance of a National Park you might enjoy using your staycation time to finally go enjoy it for all it’s glory.

National Parks allow free entry to everyone about 4 days each year.  They also have a pass for 4th graders to get in free.  Make sure to look up details about both of these awesome opportunities to make your cheap staycation even better!

9.  Play Your Favorite Sport

My family loves going outside and playing a sport together.  Honestly, none of us are all that athletic, but we just enjoy being active and having fun together.  

We love to play about anything!  But our favorites are soccer, baseball and kickball.

Playing a sport together as a family is the perfect cheap staycation idea.

10.  Go Bird Watching

Help your kids learn more about birds through a bird watching activity.  Get a bird watchers book for the library, or this one from Amazon and learn all about birds!

Afterwards you could come home and play my favorite boardgame, Wingspan.  It will add to the bird watching theme day!

 

Nothing Wrong With Cheap Staycations

I want to stress that there is nothing wrong with taking your kids on a staycation.  I know that the flashy vacations you see on instagram look like the ideal family time….and those are great!  But really, the most important things is spending time together as a family.

Don’t feel guilty if all you can afford is a budget friendly staycation….feel proud that you are taking the time to plan special memories for your kids.

 

 

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Fall Activities For Families

August 13, 2021 By: Sweet Frugal Lifecomment

Fall Bucket List Ideas.

Ahhhh fall!  My favorite time of year.  It’s the perfect fresh start as school begins, the air turns crisp, and we get to enjoy a bountiful garden harvest.  There are also so many fall activities for families making the season perfect in every way! 

With fall just around the corner, we decided to share some of our fall bucket list ideas.  Hopefully they will help you and your family find some fun, frugal things to do together.

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Fall Activities For Families

Check out our favorite fall bucket list ideas below.  These will make fall fun, while staying in budget!

1.  Have a Bonfire

Fall is the perfect time for a bonfire.  Invite some friends over for a backyard bonfire, or head up to the mountains and enjoy a large fire together in the forest.  Make sure to bring some marshmallows to roast!  Enjoy snuggling under a blanket and the fresh crisp air.

To keep the bonfire extra frugal friendly, skip all of the smores toppings and just roast marshmallows!  They only cost $1/bag and are so tasty when melty.

2.  Go Apple Picking

Fall is a great time to buy apples for a low price.  Check out your local farmers market for cheap apples…or better yet go pick them yourself at a u pick apple orchard!  This is a great activity to get your whole family involved in.

There isn’t much better than spending a day in the orchard picking apples, at least for me!

3.  Carve Pumpkins

What’s Halloween (or fall) without a carved pumpkin???  Buy a few pumpkins from the store (or grow your own) and spend time together as a family being creative as you carve pumpkins. 

You don’t even need to buy the carving kits in the store.  Just print out a few free templates from the internet and use your kitchen knives for carving.  Frugal for the win!

4.  Fall Scavenger Hunt

Another perfect fall activity for families is to go on a fall scavenger hunt.  This can be done in your neighborhood, a nearby forest. or a local park.

Just use a brown paper bag (or whatever you have at home) to collect different colored leaves, acorns, pine cones, etc.  You might want to make a list of specific items to look for to have a common goal while hunting!

5.  Fall Crafting

Fall is the perfect time for crafting!  As the weather cools down, spend some time inside working on a craft together as a family.

Check out this super easy Toilet Paper Roll Pumpkin.  It’s the best project for both crafters and non-crafters, and it turns out SO cute!

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6.  Attend a High School Football Game

What’s fall without some football!  Make you would enjoy being a part of the community by attending your local high school football game.  There is just something special about the cool fall air, bright Friday night lights, and the energy of a crowd.

Plus, tickets are usually really cheap making this a great fall activity for families!

7.  Make Applesauce

Have you ever had homemade applesauce?  It is so much better than store bought!  My kids look forward to it every year, and I love making it!

Making applesauce be a very big process, but it’s a fun way to spend an afternoon together as a family.  Plus, there is just nothing better than the smell of sweet apples and cinnamon in the house.  It makes me happy!

Be sure to grab this applesauce maker and apple corer/peeler/spiralizer.  They both make the applesauce process much easier, promise, game changers!

8.  Go to the Pumpkin Patch

Spend a fun family day at the pumpkin patch.  It can be so fun walking around the pumpkin patch while looking at all of the different colors, shapes, and sizes of each pumpkin.

To make the experience a little cheaper you could choose to buy just one pumpkin as a family to share together.

 

 

9.  Go On a Hike

Fall is the perfect time of year to get up in the mountains and enjoy nature with a hike.  You could even make a day out of it by packing a picnic!  I love seeing the beauty in the forest as the leaves are changing color.

10.  Bake Something

Is there anything better than fall baking???  I think not!  Spend time together in the kitchen baking some fun fall treats.  

Here are a few of my fave recipes to try:  Grandmas Famous Banana Bread Recipe or Whole Wheat Banana Chocolate Chip Muffin Recipe.

  • Related:  Mels Home Cooking Recipe Book

11.  Play in the Leaves

Rake up a big pile of leaves and then have some fun jumping into them!  This is the perfect way to get your kids to help with the work…and then celebrate with some fun!

12.  Drink Apple Cider

On the first day of fall each year I buy a box of Apple Cider for our family to enjoy.  My kids love this simple tradition!

13.  Go to The Corn Maze

Go to your local corn maze and get lost!  Try it both during day time and night time for different experiences. 

Most corn mazes will offer daily deals, so be sure to look out for “buy one get one free” or “family discount” days.  Last year we went on bring a pet day and received a discount.

14.  Paint a Pumpkin

Don’t like carving pumpkins?  Consider painting one instead.  You could paint a funny face on it or even make a pretty design, the sky’s the limit!

  • Related:  25 Completely Free Family Winter Activities

15.  Dip Apples in Caramel

Making caramel apples is a fun fall activity, but can get a little messy!  So, I love to buy apples and caramel for dipping instead.  It’s much less work and you can control how much caramel goes on each apple (the more the better in my opinion!).

16.  Make a Fall Treat

One of our favorite fall bucket list ideas is treats!  Because treats just happen to be my love language!

There are so many delicious goodies you can make during fall.  Pumpkin cookies and apple pie are a couple of favorites at our house.  My kids always request these Monster Rice Krispie Treats. They are perfect for Halloween time and sure to be a huge hit!

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17.  Go On a Hay Ride

Hay rides are so much fun and the perfect fall activity!  Look at your community events and find a place where they might be offering hay rides.  They are usually only a few dollars per person.

18.  Roast Pumpkin Seeds

After carving pumpkins, be sure to save the seeds for roasting.

All you have to do is wash the seeds and place them on a cookie sheet.  Drizzle olive oil on top and sprinkle with seasoning salt.  Bake in oven at 350 degrees for 15 minutes.  Easy and so so tasty!

19.  Go To The Farmers Market

Does your community have a farmers market?  Spend a day as a family browsing the different booths. 

Farmers markets are a fun place to taste a few samples, listen to some good music and maybe buy a treat or two.  It makes for a lovely morning out, without having to spend a lot of money.

20.  Plant Fall Bulbs

Fall is a great time of you to plant a fall flower bulbs in your yard.  When you plant them in the fall you will be rewarded with beautiful flowers in the spring, which is such a fun treat to see!  My favorite bulbs to plant each fall are tulips and daffodils.

21.  Watch Football at Home

Invite a few friends over to watch a football game together on TV.  Ask everyone to bring an appetizer or dessert so you can eat while enjoying the big game.

22.  Watch a Halloween Movie

Another fun fall activity for families is to watch a Halloween movie together.  A few good family friendly Halloween movies are:  Double, Double, Toil and Trouble, The Haunted Mansion, Casper, and Hocus Pocus.

In Conclusion

Fall is such a magical time of year, but it doesn’t have to be expensive!  I hope a few of these fall bucket list ideas helps you to have a wonderful fall with your family!

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