I've loved Homeschool Share for over 10 years now...wow..that's hard to believe! Here's a fantastic Fall bucket list from quite a few years ago that we still use. And they have a printable if you want...or don't :)
1. Go apple picking.
2. Harvest nuts.
3. Go on a leaf walk and identify as many leaves as you can. Bring along a guide book.
4. Visit your local pumpkin patch.
5. Enjoy S’mores over a fire in your backyard.
6. Bake Pumpkin Cookies.
7. Make crayon cookies.
8. Use the crayon cookies from #7 to make leaf and bark rubbings.
9. Learn more about spiders.
10. Plant some bulbs (daffodil, tulip, hyacinth) for spring flowers.
11. Read How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World. Make an apple pie together!
12. Carve pumpkins.
13. Go on a hayride with friends.
14. Cook up some applesauce.
15. If your Farmer’s Market is open, visit. Buy some fall produce, such as a new kind of winter squash to taste together.
16. Rake a huge pile of leaves for JUMPING!
17. Craft an apple print wreath.
18. Study fruits and nuts.
19. Volunteer to work at your local soup kitchen.
20. Bake pumpkin pie.
21. Make Funny Fall Faces (after a nature walk).
22. Construct Leaf Crowns.
23. Collect scarves, mittens, hats, and coats for those who are in need for winter.
24. Drink hot apple cider together.
25. Create lovely salt dough leave prints.
26. Have each family member start a Thankfulness Journal or Thanksgiving Leaf Fan Book.
27. Decorate your home with a pretty paper leaf garland or some twisted paper leaves.
28. Go on a nature walk and scout for animal signs.
29. Start a countdown to Thanksgiving.
30. Bake Snickerdoodle Cookies.
31. Craft Coffee Filter Fall Leaves.
32. Read Leaf Man and make some leaf people or leaf art.
33. Roast pumpkin seeds.
34. Find your way through a corn maze.
35. Knit something cozy.
36. Learn more about squirrels.
37. Make caramel apples.
38. Paint pumpkins.
39. Visit an elderly person and rake their leaves for them.
40. Create a thankfulness tree.
41. Pop a big batch of popcorn and have a family movie (or game) night.
42. Bake an apple cake and take it to a neighbor.
43. Concoct pumpkin pie play dough and play!
44. Build a scarecrow.
45. Find a local festival to attend.
46. Serve pumpkin dip with apple dippers.
47. Craft a sunflower door hanger.
48. Preserve fall leaves.
49. Bake a batch of pumpkin granola.
50. Collect canned goods for your local food pantry.
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