Thrifty Thursday - Free Tokens from Chuck E Cheese

There is a large variety of ways that your children can earn 10 free tokens (1 per child, so be sure to have one for each child). They do require a food purchase to redeem, but if you are going to Chuck E Cheese, you might as well get all the extra free token you are allowed. When we went in the spring, we used the Reading Rewards chart to help my 2 kids and a friend each get an extra 10 tokens.

Click HERE to see all of the reward charts available.

As of the typing of this post there is reward charts for good behavior, chores, clean room, getting dressed, good eater, graduation, homework, practicing music, good listening, no nose picking, reading, good patient, potty training, sleeping, sports, super student, table manners, teeth brushing, no thumb sucking and the Tooth Fairy.

Even More Pinterest Inspiration

This is my hair in the picture, but I followed the instructions from Oh So Pretty The Diaries. This was a fun up-do idea! I will use this again!

My daughter wanted to see if leaving her tooth in a different location would result in a different present from the Tooth Fairy (read all about that in my Tooth Fairy Post & her recent social experiments). The idea for this one came from Filth Wizardy.

I thought this was a neat picture, so I had to try it for myself.

 My daughter asked for some special valentine hair, so I replicated this idea from PrincessHairstyles.com

And get a load of these delicious treats I made for Valentine's Day. The recipe for the Whoopie Pies came from What's Cooking with Ruthie, but I used Red Velvet cake mix instead. And the raspberry chocolates idea came from Lauren Conrad, but as you can see I used white chocolate chips instead of semi-sweet.

Love these Shamrock Hairclips that were inspired from Potlucks on the Porch (and the one without rhinestones is a pin - my son had to have one too!)