If you hung out with us at all this summer, you know we were busy with our summer bucket list activities for kids! You can check out some fun ideas for June, July, and August! But the fun doesn’t have to stop once fall arrives! We’ve got the latest addition to our kids bucket list — 30 Things to Do in September!
Kids Bucket List: 30 Things to Do in September
- Fall Tree Cork Painting by The Simple Parent (pictured)
- DIY Corn Banner by Raising Whasians (pictured)
- Paint with Corn by Enchanted Homeschooling Mom (pictured)
- Make Easy Acorn Cookies by Cake Whiz (pictured)
- Fall Leaf Finger Puppets by Crafts by Amanda (pictured)
- Popcorn Fall Tree by Crafty Morning (pictured)
- Pool Noodle Apple Stamping by Glue Sticks and Gumdrops (pictured)
- DIY Leaf Window Clings by Typically Simple
- Handprint Owl by Fun Handprint Art
- Stained Glass Leaves by Mom Spotted
- Paper Plate School Bus Craft by Mommy Gaga
- Make Toffee Popcorn Balls by The Simple Parent
- DIY Fall Leaf Coasters by Moms & Crafters
- Confetti Fall Votives by Crafts by Amanda
- Paper Plate Handprint Apple by Fun Handprint Art Blog
- Fall Tree with Suncatcher Leaves by Mess for Less
- Hot Rock Melted Crayon Art by No Time for Flashcards
- Salt Dough Autumn Leaves by Honey Baar Lane
- Fall Leaf Painting by Minne Mama
- Celery Stamped Owl Craft by Crafty Morning
- Apple Scented Glitter Glue by Frogs Snails and Puppy Dog Tails
- Fall Leaf Critters by Tinker Lab
- Paper Plate Apple Tree by Mom Spotted
- Cinnamon Painted Apple Craft by From ABCs to ACTs
- Scrunched Tissue Paper Autumn Leaf by In the Playroom
- Make Grandparents Day Owl Handprint by The Simple Parent
- Make Magic Treasure Rocks by Growing a Jeweled Rose
- Fall Tree Snow Globes by Frugal Fun for Boys
- Paper Plate Apple Wall Hanging by Moms & Crafters
- Button Owl Craft by Learn Create Love
You might do an activity a day or pick a few to do together on the weekend. No matter what you do, don’t let back to school and life getting busy keep your from making memories together this fall! Even if you just collect leaves or toss the football together, make sure you’re spending time together and crossing things of your kids bucket list!
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