Two weeks off school can fly by or drag on. A bucket list gives the break a little shape: kids pick the ideas, check them off, and nobody has to ask “what can I do now?” twenty times a day.
What’s inside
- My Winter Break Bucket List: 24 screen-free ideas with checkboxes, from a blanket fort and paper snowflakes to a time capsule for next year
- My Winter Break Week: a planner with a morning and an afternoon line for each day
- Boredom Jar Strips: the same 24 ideas on strips to cut, fold and pull out of a jar
How to use it
- Print the list before the break and let kids star their top five ideas.
- Plan the week together on Sunday evening.
- Keep the boredom jar on the kitchen counter for slow afternoons.
- At the end of the break, count the checks and pick a small reward.
Who it is for
Made for kids about 4 to 12 and the whole family. Print at 100% on US Letter paper (A4 works with “Fit to page”).
More for the break: winter break activities for kids, snow day activities, winter would you rather cards and paper snowflake templates.
