100 Winter Bucket List Ideas

When December rolls around, it’s the perfect time to bundle up, head outdoors and spend some great family time on an adventure of fall activities–or cuddle up and find some fun family activities inside!

This is the perfect time to try some of the 100 Winter Bucket List Ideas with anyone who is around–the kids, your neighbors, grandparents, friends and more.

Grab the link to download at the bottom of the post and print out this list of 100 Winter Bucket List Ideas. Hang it on the bulletin board or wherever your kids will see it. When your kids have a little extra time after school or even on the weekend, send the kids to the list to find a fun family activity to do.

There are a few staples you might want to keep on hand this winter to be prepared for the activities below. Here are my kid’s favorites:

• craft paints
• colored card stock craft paper
• bucket (for all the gathering and collecting!)

100 Winter Bucket List Ideas

1. Create paper snowflakes
2. Mail a letter to a friend
3. Make a gingerbread house
4. Go ice skating
5. Play in the snow
6. Drink chocolate milk
7. Have a cozy movie night
8. Make cookies
9. Go sledding
10. Donate old books and toys
11. Attend a Christmas concert
12. Have a snowball fight
13. Build a snowman
14. Go for a winter walk
15. Read by the fire
16. Do a snowman art project
17. Collect pinecones
18. Have an indoor picnic
19. Game night with friends
20. Paint a winter scene
21. Build a blanket fort
22. Shoot fireworks
23. Make a snow globe
24. Play charades
25. Make New Year’s resolutions
26. Play a board game
27. Make your own ornaments
28. Write a letter for Santa
29. Put a puzzle together
30. Have a karaoke night
31. Go bowling
32. Take a nap by the fire
33. Perform a puppet show
34. Make a new music playlist
35. Go ice fishing
36. Visit a tree farm
37. Make a snow angel
38. Wear Christmas pajamas
39. Decorate a Christmas tree
40. Go Christmas shopping
41. Give a gift to a stranger
42. Sing Christmas carols
43. Attend a Christmas party
44. Wear Christmas socks
45. Take a family photo
46. Feed a reindeer
47. Eat candy canes
48. Go snowshoeing
49. Build an igloo
50. Make some soup together
51. Play hide and seek
52. Draw a self portrait
53. Stay in pajamas all day
54. Make peppermint bark
55. Do random acts of kindness
56. Deliver goodies to neighbors
57. Go see Christmas lights
58. Have a “No Screen” day
59. Learn a new hobby
60. Organize the junk drawer
61. Watch the sunset
62. Do spray painting in the snow
63. Start a new family tradition
64. Share an old tradition
65. Hang the stockings
66. Make some reindeer food
67. Do some candy cane crafts
68. Make a paper chain and hang it
69. Wrap presents together
70. Visit a Christmas market
71. Watch a Christmas movie
72. Eat some chocolate coins
73. Take a photo with Santa
74. Make a wreath for the front door
75. Have an all-red meal
76. Give a secret gift
77. Feed the birds
78. Have a poetry tea party
79. Leave out cookies and millk for Santa
80. Hang up Christmas lights
81. Make snowman pancakes
82. Watch winter sports
83. Have in indoor exercise routine
84. Go volunteer together
85. Bring Christmas cookies to a librarian
86. Take muffins to the police station
87. Burn pine-scented candles
88. Go watch a Christmas parade
89. Listen to Christmas songs
90. Make fondue
91. Have a sleepover
92. Make sock puppets
93. Freeze water balloons
94. Learn a new dance
95. Make a homemade musical  instrument
96. Play card games
97. Make snow ice cream
98. Shovel snow
99. Play dress up
100. Learn how to draw

Make this winter the best ever….just grab those kids up, print out the 100 Winter Bucket List Ideas printable, give the kids a highlighter and let them highlight all the activities they would like to accomplish this winter.