Make a Bucket List for the Holidays

What can we use instead of stickers, colored pencils, or a paper calendar if we don't have them?

Use magazine cutouts or printed clip art glued to the page for decorations, crayons or markers instead of colored pencils, and use the calendar app on a phone or computer to 'open your calendar or planner' and 'pick a day for each starred idea'.

What should we do if we can't choose five favorites or family members aren't available for the dates we wrote?

If you can't choose five favorites, temporarily star more ideas and mark dates as 'tentative' on your calendar, then 'show your decorated bucket list to a family member' to confirm which days they can join before finalizing who you'll do each starred idea with.

How can we adapt this activity for different ages?

For younger kids, have them draw eight picture ideas while an adult writes the title, dates, and who they'll do them with, and for older kids, require a specific prep step for each starred idea and use the planner and DIY.org to schedule and share completed activities.

How can we extend or personalize our holiday bucket list after finishing the steps?

Turn each starred idea into a mini-project by adding a short prep checklist next to it, creating a fridge progress chart with the checkboxes you drew and reward stickers, and uploading photos of completed activities to DIY.org to share.