Christmas Bucket List for Kids

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It’s the holiday season, and you are hoping to create some amazing memories with your family. Try our Christmas Bucket List for Kids and delight your children throughout December as you prepare for the coming of Christmas.

Christmas Bucket List Ideas

You can fill the stars on the printable with any of these ideas (or your own!). Be sure to include your kids in the process. What would they like to do?

Bake Cookies
Have a North Pole Breakfast
Make Paper Chains
Visit Santa
Christmas Music Dance Party
Make a Card
Give a Gift
Candle Lit Dinner
Christmas I Spy
Watch a Christmas Movie
Make Bird Feeders
Drink Cocoa
Go Sledding
Write Thank You Notes
Write a Letter to a Friend
Trim the Tree
Sing Carols
Hang Up Your Stockings
Snuggle
Build a Snowman
Make a Christmas Craft
Make Salt Dough Ornaments
Take a Holiday Photo
Christmas Drawing Game
Make a Wreath
Go See Christmas Lights
Have an Indoor Picnic
PJ Day
Go Skiing
Play a Card Game
Make Reindeer Food
Christmas Scavenger Hunt
Decorate a Gingerbread House
Go Ice Skating
Eat a Candy Cane
Pick Out Toys to Donate
Christmas Copywork
Write a Letter to Santa
Make Cranberry Garlands
Make Popcorn
Visit a Christmas Tree Farm
Make Paper Snowflakes
Play a Board Game
Build a Blanket Fort
Make Gift Tags
Collect Pinecones
Christmas Exercise
Camp Out by the Christmas Tree
Wrap Gifts
Christmas Coloring
Read the Nativity Story
Make or Wear Ugly Christmas Sweaters
Host a Family Game Night
Write a Silly Christmas Story

If you’d like more fun December bucket list ideas, try this Christmas Countdown Calendar.

Christmas Bucket List Printable Options

You have several different options, so that you can find the right Christmas bucket list printable for your family.

You can download this bucket list that already has ideas printed on it.

Alternatively, you can choose one of these blank lists. You can print them as is to handwrite your list, or you can type directly on them before printing. Don’t worry–the light blue boxes will not print.

**Click Here to Print This Blank List** (you can type on it!)

If you would like a more traditional Christmas colors version, try this option.

**Click Here to Print This Christmas Colors Version**

If you’d rather have a purple color scheme, try this printable. You can write in your bucket list or you can type directly on the pdf. It’s up to you.

**Click Here to Print the Purple Christmas Bucket List**

You can also choose a blue version.

**Click Here to Print the Blue Christmas Bucket List for Kids**

Our final color version includes some pinks, silver, and gold.

**Click Here to Print This Version of the Holiday Bucket List**

If you’d rather have a black and white version of the Christmas bucket list for kids, we have that, too! You can type directly on this. As your family completes the list, color in each star as you go.