This is something that we love giving our readers – bucket lists are a great way to encourage new ideas and activities, and to give kids that little reward buzz without too much hard work! We have a winter bucket list for you to take a look at today.
This includes ideas for Christmas so you can either do it retrospectively for last year, or perhaps keep the list until next winter too! Entirely up to you have you work with this of course.
What’s included within the winter bucket list
Believe it or not, there are 36 items on our list, so here goes – in no particular order:
- Drink Hot Cocoa,
- Have a Snow Fight,
- Make Cookies,
- Go Caroling,
- Build a Snowman,
- Write a letter to Santa,
- Decorate Stockings,
- Cook Popcorn,
- Donate Toys,
- Give Gifts,
- Go Ice Skating,
- Go Breeze Walking,
- Make Pancakes,
- Make Snow Angels,
- Wrap Presents,
- Put up Christmas Tree,
- Put up Christmas Lights, and
- Hang up Mistletoe.
- Hand out Candy Canes,
- Make Special Breakfast,
- Make a Gingerbread Man,
- Make a Gingerbread House,
- Make Paper Snowflakes,
- Decorate the House for Winter,
- Make New Year’s Resolution,
- Make a Christmas Ornament,
- Catch Snowflakes with your tongue,
- Make Christmas Cards,
- Play Hide and Seek,
- Make a Winter Craft,
- Listen to Christmas Music,
- Do a Random Act of Kindness,
- Have Lunch with Friends,
- Have a Dinner with Family,
- Take a Family Photo, and
- Have an Indoor Picnic.
Everything from having a picnic indoors, to wrapping presents, and having dinner with the family. There are loads of fun ideas here with or without a Christmas theme.
What does the bucket list look like
We are ready to tuck into our hot chocolate and grab the gloves to go out and start to tick things off the winter bucket list, but are you?
Above is the list for you to see before you download it for free. We do hope you like it. If you do, we do have loads of other ideas for bucket lists on the site, so why not check some of those ideas out too below?
Here are the other bucket list ideas for you – everything from a complete summer list, to helping out with acts of kindness:
Bucket lists and ideas for the year
Here are some more ideas on KiddyCharts for the year ahead, as well as other bucket list thoughts and ideas.
Ultimate summer bucket list for kids: 100 things to do this summer
Some fabulous things to do with the kids over the summer and beyond.
Christmas bucket list
Ideas for what you can do at Christmas, and beyond, so its a time you really won't forget.
100 things to do to make memories with your kids
Ideas for helping you and the kids to make some wonderful memories today.
New Year activity: Year in Review FREE printable for kids
Review the year - fabulous writing prompt for the kids.
Annual New Year interview free download
Chat to your child about the year, and keep it as a keepsake!
We love a good bucket list as it give you something to aim for over a period of time, and can be a real source of inspiration for the kids. It is also very satisfying for them to be able to gradually tick of everything on their list one by one. It build self esteem, giving them a strong sense of achievement. As a bucket list is tangible, it brings realness to those achivements.
There are others who love a good bucket list of course too:
Other bucket list ideas off KiddyCharts
Some more thoughts of what to put on your personalised bucket lists - but off the KiddyCharts site this time.
The Ultimate Guide to the Best Spring Activities - Spring Bucket List Ideas
We have summer and Christmas covered on KiddyCharts - so what about Spring?
The Toddler Years Bucket List – All The Most Fun Activities to Do with Toddlers�before they’re Big Kids!
Finally, some thoughts for you for the bucket list if you are writing this for your toddler, rather than an older child doing it themselves.
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Helen
Helen
Helen is a mum to two, social media consultant, and website editor; and this site is (we think) the only Social Enterprise parenting magazine!Since giving up being a business analyst when juggling travel, work and kids proved too complicated, she founded KiddyCharts so she could be with her kids, and use those grey cells at the same time.KiddyCharts has reach of over 1.1million across social and the site. The blog works with big family brands (including travel) to help promote their services, as well as offering free resources to parents of kids under 10.It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania.Helen has worked as a digital marketing consultant (IDM qualified) with various organisations, including Channel Mum, Truprint, Talk to Mums, and Micro Scooters. She loves to be creative in the brand campaigns she works on.Get in touch TODAY!