If there’s one thing we know how to do at Frugal and Thriving, it’s shopping a really good sale. Our job is to be on top of the hottest and latest deals from all across the internet, and we’re rounding them up and putting them all in one place for you! See this week’s best sales from some of our favorite retailers below.

Aerie

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Shop 40% off leggings from Aerie!

Gap

Get 50% off your purchase at Gap!

Hanna Andersson

Take 60% off all Halloween pjs and 40% off everything else from Hanna Andersson!

J. Crew

Shop 30% off full-price styles and an extra 50% off sales styles at J. Crew!

Kate Spade Outlet

The entire Kate Spade Outlet site is up to 70% off!

Loft

Get 50% off your entire purchase from Loft!

Maurices

Grab 30% off sweaters, blazers, dress pants, and shoes at Maurices!

Old Navy

Get 40% off everything at Old Navy!

White House Black Market

Take 30% off new tops from White House Black Market!

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Halloween is right around the corner and if you’re still deciding whether you’re dishing out tricks or treats this year, we can help! Boo Baskets are a Halloween tradition for Kristy and her family, and this year she’s added on to these frighteningly fun gift ideas . . . there is something here for everyone! Whether you’re celebrating spooky season with your kids, your classroom, or your best gal pals, a Boo Basket is an easy way to spread some creepy cool vibes. See our Halloween treat ideas below.

Boo Baskets for Kids

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We’ll start where it all began—with the kiddos! These Boo Baskets are for the kids, and they’re filled with a bunch of Halloween-themed goodies like books, pjs, snacks, activities, and more! Every year the kids look forward to their basket full of treats. It’s a great way to celebrate the holiday without overloading the little ones with sugar.

Classroom Monster Craft

Both of Kristy’s kids are in grade school, and she’s always trying to come up with fun ways to gift non-candy items (perfect when you have allergies in the classroom). How cute did these DIY Monster Kits turn out?! These not-so-scary pals are a fun way to unleash some creepy creativity!

Boo Baskets for Teachers

We can’t forget the amazing teachers who guide all the little monsters! Check out these cute Boo Baskets for the classroom leaders—they’re stuffed with Halloween-inspired treats like cozy socks, face masks, candy, and classroom essentials!

Treats for Support Staff

Kristy put these special treats together for the school support staff! They are filled with candy, hand sanitizer, lip balm, and a $10 Wawa gift card, but any kind of gift card will do!

Boo Bags for Delivery Drivers

Shoutout to our incredible delivery drivers—the real VIPs this holiday season! To show appreciation for their hard work and dedication, these Boo Bags filled with treats and goodies will keep them going during those long days and are sure to put a smile on their faces! A quick snack, a bottle of water, and a yummy energy drink can do a world of wonders!

Download the “Please Take a Treat” sign here.

Boos-y Gifts

This is a great one for the gal pals. We all know someone who could benefit from a boos-y treat, so let’s boo them in the most adorable way! These coffins filled with all the drink essentials (drink mix, airplane bottles of liquor, straws, cocktail picks, and garnish) bring a little bit of fun to spooky season.

Treats for CCD

And last but not least, these holiday treats are perfect if you lead a CCD class or are involved in any kind of church community. Grab some Halloween airheads and Halloween snacks (like popcorn and cookies) and put it all together in these gift bags!

Halloween is right around the corner and if you’re still deciding whether you’re dishing out tricks or treats this year, we can help! Boo Baskets are a Halloween tradition for Kristy and her family, and this year she’s added on to these frighteningly fun gift ideas . . . there is something here for everyone! Whether you’re celebrating spooky season with your kids, your classroom, or your best gal pals, a Boo Basket is an easy way to spread some creepy cool vibes. See our Halloween treat ideas below.

Boo Baskets for Kids

Frugal and Thriving may earn a small commission via affiliate links in this post. See full disclosure here.

We’ll start where it all began—with the kiddos! These Boo Baskets are for the kids, and they’re filled with a bunch of Halloween-themed goodies like books, pjs, snacks, activities, and more! Every year the kids look forward to their basket full of treats. It’s a great way to celebrate the holiday without overloading the little ones with sugar.

Classroom Monster Craft

Both of Kristy’s kids are in grade school, and she’s always trying to come up with fun ways to gift non-candy items (perfect when you have allergies in the classroom). How cute did these DIY Monster Kits turn out?! These not-so-scary pals are a fun way to unleash some creepy creativity!

Boo Baskets for Teachers

We can’t forget the amazing teachers who guide all the little monsters! Check out these cute Boo Baskets for the classroom leaders—they’re stuffed with Halloween-inspired treats like cozy socks, face masks, candy, and classroom essentials!

Treats for Support Staff

Kristy put these special treats together for the school support staff! They are filled with candy, hand sanitizer, lip balm, and a $10 Wawa gift card, but any kind of gift card will do!

Boo Bags for Delivery Drivers

Shoutout to our incredible delivery drivers—the real VIPs this holiday season! To show appreciation for their hard work and dedication, these Boo Bags filled with treats and goodies will keep them going during those long days and are sure to put a smile on their faces! A quick snack, a bottle of water, and a yummy energy drink can do a world of wonders!

Download the “Please Take a Treat” sign here.

Boos-y Gifts

This is a great one for the gal pals. We all know someone who could benefit from a boos-y treat, so let’s boo them in the most adorable way! These coffins filled with all the drink essentials (drink mix, airplane bottles of liquor, straws, cocktail picks, and garnish) bring a little bit of fun to spooky season.

Treats for CCD

And last but not least, these holiday treats are perfect if you lead a CCD class or are involved in any kind of church community. Grab some Halloween airheads and Halloween snacks (like popcorn and cookies) and put it all together in these gift bags!

Halloween is right around the corner and if you’re still deciding whether you’re dishing out tricks or treats this year, we can help! Boo Baskets are a Halloween tradition for Kristy and her family, and this year she’s added on to these frighteningly fun gift ideas . . . there is something here for everyone! Whether you’re celebrating spooky season with your kids, your classroom, or your best gal pals, a Boo Basket is an easy way to spread some creepy cool vibes. See our Halloween treat ideas below.

Boo Baskets for Kids

Frugal and Thriving may earn a small commission via affiliate links in this post. See full disclosure here.

We’ll start where it all began—with the kiddos! These Boo Baskets are for the kids, and they’re filled with a bunch of Halloween-themed goodies like books, pjs, snacks, activities, and more! Every year the kids look forward to their basket full of treats. It’s a great way to celebrate the holiday without overloading the little ones with sugar.

Classroom Monster Craft

Both of Kristy’s kids are in grade school, and she’s always trying to come up with fun ways to gift non-candy items (perfect when you have allergies in the classroom). How cute did these DIY Monster Kits turn out?! These not-so-scary pals are a fun way to unleash some creepy creativity!

Boo Baskets for Teachers

We can’t forget the amazing teachers who guide all the little monsters! Check out these cute Boo Baskets for the classroom leaders—they’re stuffed with Halloween-inspired treats like cozy socks, face masks, candy, and classroom essentials!

Treats for Support Staff

Kristy put these special treats together for the school support staff! They are filled with candy, hand sanitizer, lip balm, and a $10 Wawa gift card, but any kind of gift card will do!

Boo Bags for Delivery Drivers

Shoutout to our incredible delivery drivers—the real VIPs this holiday season! To show appreciation for their hard work and dedication, these Boo Bags filled with treats and goodies will keep them going during those long days and are sure to put a smile on their faces! A quick snack, a bottle of water, and a yummy energy drink can do a world of wonders!

Download the “Please Take a Treat” sign here.

Boos-y Gifts

This is a great one for the gal pals. We all know someone who could benefit from a boos-y treat, so let’s boo them in the most adorable way! These coffins filled with all the drink essentials (drink mix, airplane bottles of liquor, straws, cocktail picks, and garnish) bring a little bit of fun to spooky season.

Treats for CCD

And last but not least, these holiday treats are perfect if you lead a CCD class or are involved in any kind of church community. Grab some Halloween airheads and Halloween snacks (like popcorn and cookies) and put it all together in these gift bags!

We’re breaking out all the tricks and treats this Halloween season! Whether you’re looking for inspo for classroom parties, fall birthday party snack ideas, or Halloween party additions, we’ve got a lineup of Halloween-inspired treats that is definitely spook-tacular and sure to impress your ghouls of honor! See our Halloween treat ideas below.

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Pretzel Spiderwebs – a sweet and salty festive treat! Line pretzels up in the shape of a wheel on wax paper, heat up white chocolate until melted and swirl around, take a toothpick or prongs of a fork and pull out for that web look, and then finish with Halloween sprinkles!

Three Ingredient Pumpkin Cookies – Both savory and sweet, simple and perfect for a cookie swap!

  • Can of 100% pure pumpkin 
  • Box of spice cake mix
  • Dark chocolate chips 
  • Mix all together, form into balls, place onto a parchment lined baking sheet and bake at 375 for 15 minutes and enjoy!
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Individual S’mores Cups – grab any seasonal peeps and make these year ’round!

Pumpkin Popcorn Station – Personalize toppings to your liking for a spooky movie night treat or a festive and fun addition to any party! Fill a pitcher or bowl with your favorite type of popcorn and top with a scoop, assemble bowls with “options” and scoops on a tray. Serve in festive little snack trays and enjoy!

  • popcorn
  • candy corn
  • crushed pretzels
  • peanuts 
  • gummy bears 
  • marshmallows 
  • Reese’s pieces

Apple Slice Sundae Station – Customize your apples, sauces and toppings for a delectable and seasonally fun snack or dessert!

  • apples apples – Granny Smith, Gala, Red Delicious (any kind will do)
  • chocolate and peanut butter sauce – (or whatever tickles your taste buds!)
  • chocolate sprinkles
  • mini M&Ms 
  • mini chocolate chips
  • shredded coconut 
  • toffee bits 
  • crushed Oreos
  • crushed pumpkin spice graham crackers (any graham cracker will do)
white and black halloween treats on round plate

We’re breaking out all the tricks and treats this Halloween season! Whether you’re looking for inspo for classroom parties, fall birthday party snack ideas, or Halloween party additions, we’ve got a lineup of Halloween-inspired treats that is definitely spook-tacular and sure to impress your ghouls of honor! See our Halloween treat ideas below.

Frugal and Thriving may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this post, see full disclosure here.

Pretzel Spiderwebs – a sweet and salty festive treat! Line pretzels up in the shape of a wheel on wax paper, heat up white chocolate until melted and swirl around, take a toothpick or prongs of a fork and pull out for that web look, and then finish with Halloween sprinkles!

Three Ingredient Pumpkin Cookies – Both savory and sweet, simple and perfect for a cookie swap!

  • Can of 100% pure pumpkin 
  • Box of spice cake mix
  • Dark chocolate chips 
  • Mix all together, form into balls, place onto a parchment lined baking sheet and bake at 375 for 15 minutes and enjoy!
This image has an empty alt attribute; its file name is IMG-1894-1024x990.jpg

Individual S’mores Cups – grab any seasonal peeps and make these year ’round!

Pumpkin Popcorn Station – Personalize toppings to your liking for a spooky movie night treat or a festive and fun addition to any party! Fill a pitcher or bowl with your favorite type of popcorn and top with a scoop, assemble bowls with “options” and scoops on a tray. Serve in festive little snack trays and enjoy!

  • popcorn
  • candy corn
  • crushed pretzels
  • peanuts 
  • gummy bears 
  • marshmallows 
  • Reese’s pieces

Apple Slice Sundae Station – Customize your apples, sauces and toppings for a delectable and seasonally fun snack or dessert!

  • apples apples – Granny Smith, Gala, Red Delicious (any kind will do)
  • chocolate and peanut butter sauce – (or whatever tickles your taste buds!)
  • chocolate sprinkles
  • mini M&Ms 
  • mini chocolate chips
  • shredded coconut 
  • toffee bits 
  • crushed Oreos
  • crushed pumpkin spice graham crackers (any graham cracker will do)