Ultimate Kid Summer Bucket List Bundle: Fun-filled Activities and Daily Planner to Make the Most of the School Break

School is out! And if you’re struggling with ideas to keep them busy and ways to keep them on track, here’s a Kid Summer Bucket List Bundle with a weekly planner, reading log, chore list, and easy to fill daily journal page.

Why a Kid Summer Bucket List Bundle?

A bucket list can be a great way to engage your kids in fun activities during the summer break. It can also serve as an excellent opportunity for parents and kids to bond while creating memorable experiences. When you engage your kids in creating their summer bucket list, they are more likely to be excited and enthusiastic about completing the activities on it.

In addition, this summer bucket list bundle includes a weekly planner, reading log, chore list, and easy to fill daily journal page for even more ways to help keep the kids engaged and occupied during the summer months.

Tips for Creating a Summer Bucket List

Note: These printables are for personal use and should not be copied and redistributed for sale.

There’s a prefilled printable bucket list, but I’ve also included a blank bucket list that you can create with your kids. THE KID ULTIMATE SUMMER BUCKET LIST BUNDLE>> DOWNLOAD

Here are some tips to create the ultimate kid summer bucket list:

Brainstorm Fun Activities
Before you start creating the bucket list, sit down with your kids and brainstorm fun activities they would like to do during the summer. Whether it’s a visit to a theme park, a day at the beach, or a camping trip, let them suggest activities that they find thrilling.
Set Goals
Setting goals can help your kids focus on achieving things they want to complete during the summer. For example, if they want to learn a new sport, you could add that to the bucket list and help them achieve it.
Prioritize the Activities
After brainstorming and goal-setting, prioritize the activities based on your kids’ interests and available resources. Some activities may require travel or a significant investment, so it’s essential to consider what is feasible and affordable.
Weekly/Monthly Planner
Once you have a list of activities, it’s time to start planning them out. Choose the weekly and/or monthly planner that has enough space to include details about the activities, including location, cost, and time. Here’s an example of how you can plan out your day:

Morning (9:00 AM – 12:00 PM)
Activity: Go for a hike at the local park.
Cost: Free
Location: Local park
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Bonus Pages

In addition to the Kid Summer Bucket List and Weekly/Monthly Calendar Planner, there are three bonus printables: Daily Chore Checklist, Reading Log, and Daily Journal.

Ultimate Kid Summer Bucket List Bundle

Creating an ultimate kid summer bucket list and daily planner (don’t forget the bonus pages) is a great way to engage your kids and plan memorable experiences this summer. Be sure to include fun-filled activities that your kids will love, set achievable goals, prioritize them based on your resources, and use a daily planner to help you keep track of it all. With these tips, your kids are sure to have a fun and exciting summer break!