Free Printable Winter Bucket List for Families

Are you ready for a winter loaded with tons of fun activities and things to do together as a family? This free printable winter bucket list gives you lots of ideas for things to do and is the perfect way to plan out a winter of fun.

You can create a winter bucket list that is perfect for kids of all ages. Simply print off one of the three versions of the winter bucket lists, hang it on your fridge or wall, and highlight or check off each of the items that you’ve completed together. Once the list is completed, celebrate with a fun winter party or plan a winter movie marathon.

*This winter bucket list is full of cozy indoor ideas for extra chilly days, outdoor ideas for snow days off school, holiday activities (depending on which printable you choose), and more. It works great for all different weather types, as well as children of all different ages. Some of the activities are great for children to do on their own, and some children will need assistance with or adults to go places with them.

*If you don’t think you will be able to finish the whole list of items in the winter, just set a goal to complete a certain number of items on the bucket list before the winter ends. You can also use the free printable recording sheet to choose your top 10 things to do and write your own bucket list to be completed.

*Included in the free printable pack are three different options for printable bucket lists, as well as three different make your own recording bucket list sheets.

• One option is a very generic winter themed bucket list with tons of options for winter activities. This can be started any time during the winter.
• Another option is a holiday winter bucket list, which includes tons of Christmas/holiday themed activities. It includes tons of options for the holidays as well as fun options for cold, snowy days as well. This should be started sometime after Thanksgiving or in the beginning of December.
• The third option has both Christmas/holiday themed activities as well as the more generic winter activities. This holiday bucket list option should be started prior to the holidays to ensure you complete more of the ideas, but also extends past the holidays to include lots of fun activities that can be done in the long, cold winter months of January and February.

35 Fun Things to Do in the Winter (Holiday Edition)

1. Build a Snowman
2. Go Ice Skating
3. Go Sledding
4. Go Snowshoeing
5. Shovel the Driveway
6. Drink Hot Chocolate
7. Enjoy a Cozy Fire
8. Go for a Winter Hike
9. Make a Gingerbread House
10. Go to a Winter Craft Fair
11. Decorate a Christmas Tree
12. Go for a Christmas Lights drive
13. Make a Snow Angel
14. Make a Snow Fort
15. Make Chocolate Chip Cookies
16. Go Snowboarding
17. Decorate Sugar Cookies
18. Have a Present Exchange
19. Holiday Movie Marathon
20. Have a Snowball Fight
21. Go Ice Fishing
22. Make Snow Ice Cream
23. Go Caroling
24. Make a Pot of Homemade Soup
25. Eat a Candy Cane
26. Visit Santa
27. Go to a Christmas Parade
28. Make a Blanket Fort
29. Listen to Christmas Music
30. Ride on a Snowmobile
31. Have a Family Game Night
32. Write a Letter to Santa
33. Make a Homemade Gift
34. Do a Christmas Craft
35. Go to a Christmas Church Service

20 Things to Do in the Winter

1. Build a Snowman
2. Go Ice Skating
3. Go Sledding
4. Go Snowshoeing
5. Shovel the Driveway
6. Drink Hot Chocolate
7. Enjoy a Cozy Fire
8. Go for a Winter Hike
9. Have a Movie Marathon
10. Make a Snow Angel
11. Make a Snow Fort
12. Make Chocolate Chip Cookies
13. Go Snowboarding
14. Have a Snowball Fight
15. Go Ice Fishing
16. Make Snow Ice Cream
17. Make a Pot of Homemade Soup
18. Make a Blanket Fort
19. Ride on a Snowmobile
20. Have a Family Game Night

Winter crafts and activities to add to your bucket list

For some additional fun winter crafts and/or activities you can add to your bucket list (or to do as part of the Winter craft idea) be sure to check out some of our favorites below:

• Snow Ice Cream – Using freshly fallen snow, milk, and sugar, make ice cream with kids for a fun activity they will want to do year after year.
• Winter Sugar Cookies – Head over to our favorite sugar cookie recipe to make the perfect cut out sugar cookies for the holidays or for winter.
• Gingerbread House Free Printable – Head over for a free printable gingerbread house craft. No-mess gingerbread house that doubles as a super cute holiday decoration once complete, and helps you mark off the Gingerbread house idea.
• Ice Skating Craft – Create a fun ice skating craft after a morning on the skate rink as a family.