A Spring Bucket List for Families
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What do I mean? Well, Easter goodies, Spring wardrobe, yearbooks, Spring pictures, Prom, Spring Break, and don't get me started on Graduation costs!
If you have kids, you know how those expenses can add up quick!
I'm always on the lookout for free or cheap activities that we can enjoy as a family. And I adore sharing them with you!
Here are just a few of my favorite ways to get my family outside when Spring rolls around!
Take a walk
Go on a nature hike
Splash in water puddles
Play in the rain
Plant a tree
Spend the afternoon in the library
Have a picnic in the park
Go to the zoo
Climb a tree
Chase butterflies
Go wading in a creek
Build a firepit in the backyard
Roast marshmallows under the stars
Make a fort outside
Have lunch in your fort
Visit the local greenhouse and get some flowers to plant
Build a birdhouse
Make a birdfeeder
Paint rocks with fun or inspiring sayings
Make ice cream sundaes
Make a sun catcher
Go fishing
Go to a lake and feed the ducks
As you can see, it doesn't have to blow your budget to have Spring family fun!
Just get outside, make memories, and enjoy your family time!
What would you add to your Spring Bucket List? Do you have a favorite?
Let me know in the comments! And as always, feel free to share!
Want more budget friendly family fun?!
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Want more budget friendly family fun?!
Be sure to check out my Holidays and Parties
We live on a farm so we love to hatch chicks, visit the animals, collect eggs and wait for calves to be born! Planting seeds to grow in the house while waiting for the last frost to pass has been fun! Great ideas! I’ve found the smallest thing can bring my toddler great joy, like picking flowers to smell!
ReplyDeleteI really is the small things, isn't it! Your place sounds wonderful, thanks for stopping in and sharing it with me!
DeleteLove these ideas! Especially bc they're great for little ones, big kids, AND adults, too!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you enjoyed them, Amanda! My 2 are older but the oldest has some developmental issues and enjoys things geared towards a younger mindset. My baby is 15 and she loves this list, too!
DeletePainting rocks to hide on hikes and feeding the ducks at the local park are also on my family’s bucket list this spring. Great list!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! Great minds think alike, huh?
DeleteWhat a fun list! Great activities to do with your family!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Ariana! I'm happy you enjoyed it!
DeleteAs a child, you are taught that no matter what, you always have to choose your family first. But then, over the years, you realize that the people who afflict most of the pain on you are not the ones you do not know, but those you often trust the most.important site
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