Summer is my favorite time of year, but it also can be challenging to keep kids busy. Do you find your kids sometimes need extra ideas and inspiration to find fun ways to stay active and keep learning throughout the summer? If you do, you’ll love this fun printable summer bucket list for kids. You can download it for free.
40 Activities and Printable Summer Bucket List For Kids
For this summer bucket list, I separated the activity ideas into different sections…
- Ride A Bike
- Skip Rope
- Play Hopscotch
- Sell Lemonade
- Draw Chalk Art
- Run Thru Sprinkler
- Fly A Kite
- Climb A Tree
- Play Mini Golf
- Have A Picnic
- Go Camping
- Go Bowling
- Go To The Beach
- Go To A Fair
- Go Swimming
- Watch Fireworks
- Learn A Magic Trick
- Go To The Library
- Write A Letter
- Play Math Games
- Read Books
- Make Up A Story
- Put On A Play
- Learn Origami
- Wash The Car
- Volunteer
- Garden
- Clean Your Room
- Vacuum
- Put Away Groceries
- Help A Neighbor
- Donate Toys
- Make A Craft
- Paint A Picture
- Play A Board Game
- Bake Cookies
- Make A Fort
- Play Hide and Seek
- Make Popsicles
- Make Puppets
Play Outside
Family Fun
Let’s Learn
Be Helpful
Play Inside
Click here to download Printable Summer Bucket List For Kids.
Scrapbook Your Summer Bucket List
A fun way to save your summer memories is to take photos along the way of each activity and make a scrapbook of your family’s summer fun.
I admit I tend to neglect sending photos to be printed and leave them unseen on my phone or computer.
But I need to remind myself to print out photos for my family to enjoy.
So I was thrilled when Epson sent me an Epson Expression XP-6000 Small-in-One Printer.
I love the quality prints from this printer and it’s small design means I can have it sitting in the family room for easy access. You can print borderless a 4” x 6” photo in only 15 seconds. And it even has 2-sided printing!
More Fun Printables
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Disclosure: Epson sent us a Epson Expression XP-6000 Small-in-One Printer to review.
Written by Susan Carraretto, co-founder of 5 Minutes for Mom
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Thank you! I printed out three copies of the Bucket List and all of the Bingo stuff, too, for my teenagers. i don’t care that they’re teens, either; who doesn’t like having fun? But if you DO have any summer-specific stuff for teens, I’d love to hear that, too!