30 Budget-Friendly Gifts That an Entire Family Can Enjoy Together

Help them keep track of everyone's birthday using this cute wooden sign. "Great item, we all look at it every day to see whose birthday is next," one Amazon reviewer writes. It comes with 50 circles and 50 hearts that your loved one can write on with a permanent marker to list and hang up to 100 names and dates.

Now they can start hosting their own DIY movie night, thanks to this mini bluetooth projector. You can connect your phone or laptop for visuals, plus Bluetooth speakers to enhance the audio experience. It features 720P and 1080P resolution.

Each box includes 88 trivia questions with categories such as entertainment, food and drink, geography, sports, history and science — the challenge is for each player to convince the judge that they know the answer (even if they have no idea). Ages 14+

Ideal for outdoor entertaining, our product testers in the Good Housekeeping Institute say this gas-powered tabletop pizza oven helps you cook nicely charred, homemade 12-inch personal pizzas.

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If they need a new project for game night, this gripping activity will turn families of up to eight players into amateur sleuths. Everyone will have to work together to unpack the clues and solve a mystery. Choose from two pre-set games: Work Trip to China and French Tennis Championship. Ages 14+

Give them the useful gift of more counter space with this super slim two-slice toaster, just wide enough for sliced bagels. Both our Good Housekeeping Lab analysts and home testers gave perfect marks to this affordable gadget, which can toast on six different settings.

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This kitchen gadget features an electric, flameless heater, so users can roast marshmallows indoors whenever a craving hits. In a review from our Lab experts, we noted that the spacious grill surface and four roasting forks makes this ideal for groups.

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These 135 cards are a fun way to get quiet teens or new guests talking with questions such as, "what music reminds you of childhood?" or "What's the biggest risk you've ever taken?" Either the person who draws the card answers, or you go around the table and each say something — there are few rules, it's just meant to foster insightful conversation. Ages 13+

Inside this guide, they'll find 50 easy but hilarious challenges to scratch off and complete as a family. The 30-page book also includes blank spaces to fill with photos of each challenge in action. Think: a marshmallow war, an obstacle course, etc. It's best for kids ages four to 15 and families of four to eight people.

You can put up to three family or pet faces on these socks sold in kid and adult sizes. There are also versions for moms, dads and couples to keep in mind for other gifting holidays.

This custom print isn't just another piece of wall decor. It holds a special meaning. Each of the constellations corresponds to a date that's important to a family member, like their birthday. You can make a print with one, two, three or four constellations.

Matching pajamas are a cute way to treat everybody, adults and kids included. HonestBaby offers sizes for men, women, boys, girls and yes, babies. They even have bandanas for dogs.

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Choose from oak, maple or walnut wood for this customizable cutting board that can be outfit with one of your beloved family recipes. Submit an image of the handwritten recipe, and they'll do the rest. The board is available in three sizes: 8 x 12-inches, 10 x 14-inches and 12 x 16-inches.

These smart strip lights can illuminate the living room or family room in vibrant hues or an ambient glow to alert little ones that bedtime is near. The 6.5-foot light strip works with Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple HomeKit and other smart assistants to control via Bluetooth.

A family man can match his little if you buy the Lil' Bear along with these Papa Bear slippers, and yes, Mama Bear can get hers as well. They're sold individually and in multiple patterns so you can customize them for any family unit.

If movie nights are a staple in their household, they're sure to appreciate this easy, at-home popcorn maker that pops up to 10 cups of popcorn in just three minutes. Our Lab testers also raved about the kitchen gadget's removable and dishwasher-safe parts as well as its oil-free popping process.

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Both a learning tool and a form of entertainment, this smart bird feeder can connect to a variety of smartphones for live viewing, without disrupting hungry, winged visitors. The solar-powered feeder features artificial intelligence, which can recognize over 1,000 species of birds. Our Lab testers especially loved the feeder's camera quality and easy assembly.

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We like this set for a family to build together. It can make any of three different scenes — a traditional American main street, an Art Deco skyscraper or an arched marketplace. Since all three scenes can't be built simultaneously, it could be fun to build one, take it apart, then build another! Six minifigures are also included. Ages 9+

When our Kitchen Lab experts named this the best overall ice cream machine, they noted that it whips up two quarts of ice cream or sorbet in as little as 25 minutes. There’s little work required — an integrated motor spins the mixing paddle inside the double-insulated freezer bowl to create a frozen treat.

There are 100 films listed on this poster, and the family can scratch a square to reveal a movie icon once they've viewed it. Films include a good mix of Disney classics, action movies and feel-good coming-of-age stories like Forrest Gump.