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50 Thanksgiving Games for Kids and Families

By Sharla Kostelyk

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Looking for ideas for fun Thanksgiving games to keep everyone engaged and involved this year? Check out this list of activities. There’s something here to entertain party guests of all ages and stages.pumpkin and fall leavesSomewhere between the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade and the football game, choose some of these games to create new family traditions and memories that will last until next year’s festivities.

Thanksgiving Games

The Best Minute to Win It Thanksgiving Games

These Minute to Win It Thanksgiving Games are hilarious! We even laughed long after we had finished playing.

The games included:

  • Pumpkin Pie
  • Turkeys of a Feather
  • Pumpkin Seed Suck It Up
  • Pumpkin or Candy Corn Relay
  • Turkey Basting (with balloons)

Homemade Prize Punch Game

Making your own prize punch board is easy and adding some festive flair requires only that you choose fall colored tissue paper. This is certain to make the holidays more memorable this year.

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Pin the Tail on the Turkey

This Thanksgiving-themed version of the classic "pin the tail on the donkey" is a recipe for fun for the whole family.

Photo Credit: www.kitchencounterchronicle.com

Funny Thanksgiving Would You Rather Questions for Families

These Would You Rather Questions are a great icebreaker to put out on the Thanksgiving table. There are some really silly questions which makes it really fun. Here's one example:

"Would you rather only be able to gobble to talk or oink to talk?"

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Turkey Tag

This DIY Turkey Tag doesn't have to just be for the kids. Imagine the hilarity if adults get in on the action!

The goal of the game is to grab the turkey tags (made with clothespins) of others. The winner is the last player standing with at least one of their turkey pins still attached.

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Turkey Waddle Relay Race

Laughter will be abundant while playing this turkey waddle relay race. Use inflatable turkeys to hold between your legs while you race towards the finish line!

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Thanksgiving Bingo Cards

Just for fun, you can use candy corn as markers. Bingo is a great game to play while waiting for Thanksgiving dinner.

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Thanksgiving Charades

These printable cards are a great holiday twist on the classic game of charades. I love that they include some picture clues so that even the youngest kids can participate.

Grab Bag Game

Use holiday themed prizes to create a memorable game everyone is sure to enjoy.

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Thanksgiving Group Card Game

Super fun challenges for a group! As an added bonus, these activities work on fine and gross motor skills.

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Thanksgiving Mad Libs

I remember doing Mad Libs around a campfire when I was a teen. These are always fun to do and a great ice breaker before your Thanksgiving feast.

Having planned activities for the kids ensures that they are entertained both before and after your holiday meal.

Thanksgiving Games for Kids

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Flying Turkey Nerf Targets

This is hilarious! What kid doesn't love playing with Nerf guns and these turkey targets only add to the satisfaction.

Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls always has awesome ideas! After your kids finish knocking down their turkey targets, you can have them make turkeys out of LEGO using their tutorial.

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Stuff The Turkey Game

This game can be made with items you likely already have at home. It's fun for kids of all ages and can be adapted to make it more challenging for older kids.

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Turkey Balancing Activity for Toddler

Toddlers can get in on the holiday fun with this cute gross motor activity with a turkey theme.

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Turkey Leg Ring Toss Game

This cute festive twist on a ring toss game is sure to be a hit. Since the rings are glow-in-the-dark necklaces from the dollar store, this can be played in the day or at night.

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Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt

These scavenger hunt ideas can keep kids entertained while their mom and dad are making preparations for the Thanksgiving feast.

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Thanksgiving Memory Game

Print two sets of these memory cards so that kids can match them together.

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Turkey Feathers Color Matching Game

This is both a craft and a game and really a sweet idea for little ones.

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Gratitude Photo Scavenger Hunt

Focus on the things you're grateful for with this photo scavenger hunt.

These free printable games make it easy to keep boredom at bay.

Thanksgiving Printable Games for Kids

5 in a Row Thankfulness Game for Kids

This adorable Gratitude Game for kids is a great one to play in the lead-up to the holiday. It helps them talk about thankfulness and get into the right mindset for the upcoming holiday.

Pumpkin Emotions Game

This simple pumpkin themed emotions game can be played while kids are waiting for the meal to be ready.

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Thanksgiving i Spy

This cute seek and find activity is an easy one for your child to complete on their own or kids can race against each other to see who can find all the items first.

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Free Printable Fall Matching Cards

Matching cards and memory games may be simple, but they are very beneficial for kids' development. Plus, they're easy and fun!

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Thanksgiving Word Scramble

Guests can pass the time while they're waiting for dinner to be ready by filling out this Thanksgiving word scramble.

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FREE Thanksgiving Activities Pack for Kids

This free printables pack includes coloring pages, Do-a-dot, math, and language activities for children.

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Alphabet Game for Holiday Fun

This simple activity is an easy way to put fun and learning together.

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Thanksgiving Word Scramble

Beat boredom with these Thanksgiving Word Scrambles.

Thanksgiving Learning Games

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Free Thanksgiving Turkey Trot Addition Game

This DIY board game is so cute that kids will hardly notice that they're doing math!

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Fun Thanksgiving Math Puzzles for Older Kids

Learning games don't have to just be for younger kids as these math and logic puzzles prove.

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Thanksgiving Fractions - Printable + Digital Challenges

These cute fraction puzzles feature turkeys and pumpkin pies. What could be more festive than that?!

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Turkey & Pie Addition Game

Kids are sure to love “feeding” the turkey addition problem pie in this Turkey & Pie Addition Game!

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Turkey Counting Mat

This 1-10 counting activity is great for home or the classroom.

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Turkey Busy Bag Printable

Test your child's Visual perception skills with these turkey feather matching cards.

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Free Turkey Bump Game

Print out these cards. Using dice and math manipulatives or blocks, kids can play a holiday themed math game.

More Turkey Day Games and Activities:

  • Printable Gratitude Game
  • More Thanksgiving Would You Rather Questions
  • Thanksgiving Word Search Game
  • Thanksgiving I-Spy Printables
  • Free Kids Thanksgiving Printables Games
  • Pumpkin Pie Counting Cards
  • Turkey Count and Sort Playdough Game
  • Thanksgiving Themed Cutting Practise Pages
  • Thanksgiving Matching Game
  • Turkey Handprint Printable
  • Thanksgiving Playdough Mats
  • Turkey Feathers Game
  • Holiday Activity Worksheets for Kids
  • Turkey Number Matching
  • Mini Thanksgiving Doodle Books
  • Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt in Spanish

Grab your free Minute to Win It Build Edition printable pack for a Minute to Win It game night using LEGO.  

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The Best Party Games

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By Sharla Kostelyk

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Planning a party or group gathering?

I love to host parties. And games are such a great icebreaker when not everyone there knows each other. collage of pictures of different party gamesParty games can be easily adapted to account for the crowd and theme or holiday. They provide opportunity for team building, laughter, and creating memories. Some of these games take little to no time to set up and all are inexpensive and easy to plan.

The Best Party Games

Prize Punch Game

Make your own prize punch game where party guests can win a gift. This is great fun for all ages. You can customize the theme easily so that it can fit for a birthday or any other celebration.

Minute to Win It Family Fun Night Games

Minute to Win It Games are hands-down our favourite. They are easy and inexpensive to set up and they bring down everyone's guard so they are the perfect way to break the ice.

They are hilarious and good for anyone from preschoolers to seniors, so they work in any setting. These games also work well for small groups and super large ones, making them the perfect choice for any gathering.

The Bag Game

All you need is a paper bag or cardboard cereal box to create lots of laughs with the Bag Game.

The Flour Game

Oh my goodness! This is so. much. fun! Easy to set up and sure to bring on the laughter.

Saran Wrap Ball Party Game

This classic large party game is again great for all ages. It does take some preparation to set up, but it really is so much fun, especially for kids.

Grab Bag Game

For party favors or a unique gift exchange, try this Grab Bag Game. It can be easily adapted for kids or groups of adults and has instructions for use at birthdays or Christmas gatherings. The prizes can include gifts or candy.

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Charades

Charades is a classic game that can be initiated on the fly. Because you play in teams, it's a great way for people to get to know each other. All you need is a pen, piece of paper, and timer.

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Two Truths and a Lie

The first time we hosted our Supper Club, the other couples didn't know each other so we played this game as an ice breaker. It worked so well!

It was a great conversation starter. By the end of the evening, everyone was talking easily and sharing some laughs.

It's also easy to play and no supplies or planning required.

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Spoons

Spoons is easy and hilarious. We play often at get-togethers, Our kids get super into it.

The only drawback is that once the competition really gets going, it can get pretty loud!

Photo Credit: gameonfamily.com

Pictionary

Make your own Pictionary Game so that you can play without needing to buy the board game. Get the full game rules and instructions to have a fun game night at home.

Vintage Games Sure to Get Laughs:

Everyone likes a bit of nostalgia from time to time. When you take activities you remember fondly from your childhood and play them as adults, it creates tons of laughter and fun. These great party games are sure to get everyone’s guard down!

  1. Twister. Yep, there’s nothing like a bit of twisting and contorting to break the tension and get everyone at the event talking!
  2. Musical Chairs – Set chairs up in a circle with one less chair than the number of players, start the music, and when the music stops, everyone scrambles to get their bum on a seat. Whoever doesn’t get a seat is out. The last one standing, or should I say sitting is the winner. We used to play this one in school for our Cake Bake fundraisers!
  3. Pin the Tail on the Donkey – Get out that blindfold and see how accurately you can attach the tail to the mule. 
  4. Egg and Spoon Race – Race to the finish line with an egg (preferably a hard boiled one!) on a spoon. Another option is to play this in teams as a relay race. The first team to cross the finish line wins!
  5. Hot Potato – This game is similar to Musical Chairs. You can use a ball, balloon, or an actual potato. Sit in a circle. Pass the object to the next person and continue to pass it from person to person while the music plays. When the music stops, the person caught holding the “hot potato” is out. The game continues until there is only one player left.

Grab your free Minute to Win It Build Edition printable to have family fun with LEGO. 

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Pudding Playdough

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By Sharla Kostelyk

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Having taste safe sensory play recipes creates a wonderful opportunity for toddlers and preschoolers to create. With just 3 ingredients, this pudding playdough is easy to make and it’s completely edible.yellow play dough topped with multicolored sprinklesKids can mould and shape to their heart’s content. It’s such a fun activity.

We love creating taste safe sensory play recipes like our Edible Shark Fluffy Slime, Condensed Milk Edible Paint, or Edible Freezie Painting.

Pudding Playdough Recipe:

Supplies needed:

  • ¼ cup vanilla flavored instant pudding mix (note: if you purchase the 3.4 oz. box, you will have some left over to make a second batch)
  • 1 cup cornstarch
  • ⅓ cup warm water
  • mixing bowl
  • mixing spoon
  • candy sprinkles (optional)
  • cookie cutters (optional)

Instructions:

  1. Add the pudding mix to the mixing bowl.
  2. Add half of the corn starch to the bowl.
  3. Pour in the water.
  4. Stir to mix the dough.
  5. Add in the other half of the corn starch.
  6. Mix well.
  7. Finish by kneading the dough with your hands until you get the desired consistency. The dough should feel soft to the touch when you start mixing and should not be sticky.
  8. If you find that your dough is sticky, add more corn starch.

If you want, you can add the candy sprinkles to the dough.collage of photos of making playdough out of vanilla pudding

Your child can play with the playdough on the table or on a plastic play mat for easy cleanup.

You can set out cookie cutters to add a fine motor element to the playdough station.

When done playing, store any leftover dough in an airtight container in the fridge.

pink circle cookie cutter next to yellow playdough covered in candy sprinkles

Sensory Benefits:

The dough naturally smells of vanilla because of the vanilla pudding mix, so there are many sensory elements to this playdough. It gives tactile (touch), olfactory (smell), proprioceptive from the squeezing and squishing of the dough, and gustatory (taste) sensory input. 

Why use taste safe playdough?

The high salt content in regular playdough can be dangerous when eaten. For young children who are at that age and stage of putting everything in their mouths or for older kids who have a hard time understanding not to eat the dough, taste safe dough provides a wonderful alternative.collage of photos of yellow playdough topped with edible sprinklesThe ingredients are ones that you may already have in your pantry which is another benefit to choosing to make this edible pudding play dough.

Variations on this pudding playdough recipe:

  • Use lemon pudding mix, chocolate pudding mix, or butterscotch pudding mix to change the flavour and the colour.

Looking for more awesome sensory play recipes for kids? You can grab a free sample chapter of our Sensory Play Recipes eBook here.

Check out some of our other taste-safe play recipes:

Condensed Milk Paintice cube tray with paint while a hand paints a rainbow with a yellow brush

Shark Fluffy Slime

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Grab Bag Game

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By Sharla Kostelyk

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Create a simple grab bag game for Christmas or your next party. Try it to change up the way you do party favor bags or gift exchanges at your events. In this game, everyone is a winner! That’s what makes it perfect for all ages.

dice and an assortment of small toys and candyGrowing up, there were always loot bag (also known as treat bags or party favors) at our birthday parties. It’s something that I continued doing for my own kids, but I noticed that over the years, they became more expected and seemingly less appreciated by party guests. 

That’s when I began to think of new ways to incorporate that into the event. Sometimes, that meant having an epic Put Away Scavenger Hunt and having the treat bags be the prize at the end of the hunt. This was usually somewhere like in the dryer when they returned the dryer balls or in the garage when they returned the wrench.

Setting up a homemade prize punch game is another twist to the usual favor bags.

This grab bag game is another idea that keeps the favor bags exciting and memorable.dice that each show a 4 rolled sit among candy and small toysIt also creates another party activity that helps pass the time. And if you’re a parent, you know that that can be a very important thing on those party days!

I’ve also included suggestions below on how to adapt the game for adults and how to create a Christmas grab game game or gift exchange version.

How to Play the Grab Bag Game:

Supplies needed:

  • Brown paper bags
  • Permanent marker
  • Candy
  • Small treats or toys (see list of suggestions for bag fillers below)
  • Dice

Instructions:

  1. Put a pile of treats on the floor or in a tray on the table.
  2. Write names on brown paper bags in black marker and put the bags in a circle around the pile down so that names are showing.
  3. Have each person sit in front of their bag.
  4. Take turns rolling the dice.
  5. When you roll doubles, you get to pick a treat from the pile and add it to the bag with your name on it.
  6. When all the treats are gone, the game is over.
  7. Everyone gets to keep their bag filled with treats.

collage of photos of small treats and the treats in a brown paper bag

Variations of the game:

  • For teens and adults, you can play so that on your turn if you don’t roll doubles, the dice pass to the next person. When playing with younger kids, it’s usually best to let everyone continue rolling until they get doubles and then continue on.
  • Tailor the prizes to the theme of the party. For instance if you’re hosting a dinosaur themed birthday party, you can choose dinosaur shaped candy, dino figurines, dino crayons, dino temporary tattoos, etc. You can also use coloured paper bags that coordinate with the party’s colours to go along with the theme and decorations.

Grab Bag Gift Exchange Game:

To play this as a gift exchange game, have each party guest bring one or two items to add to the pile. You can give them a suggested dollar limit or even request that all the gifts be along the same lines such as all gift cards or all books, socks, or holiday ornaments.

The first person to roll doubles will get first dibs on what they most want in the treat pile. The game continues until all the gifts have been taken.

This may of course result in some guests walking away with multiple gifts while others get none. For this reason, this version of the game is best played with adults. It creates a frantic race to roll doubles and lots of hilarious ribbing back and forth!

box of small treats sits on the floor next to three paper bags with names on it

Christmas Grab Bag Game:

It’s easy to create a Christmas version of this game. At your holiday party, you can play either the gift exchange version of this game or the regular version. Make it more festive by using Christmas candy or Christmas themed gifts. 

You can decorate brown paper bags with Christmas drawings or stickers or you can use red and green paper bags to add even more of a holiday feel. 

The great thing about this game is that you can include anyone from preschoolers to grandparents. 

List of suggested favors for kids:

  • candy
  • playdough
  • small figurines
  • toy cars
  • temporary tattoos
  • spinning tops
  • crayons
  • costume jewelry
  • silly straws
  • slinkys
  • slap bracelets
  • slime
  • stretchy animals
  • coins
  • bubbles
  • sensory items
  • fidget toys
  • pencils
  • notepads
  • mini flashlights

brown paper bag filled with candy and small toys

List of suggested favors for teens and adults:

  • gift cards
  • nail polish
  • makeup
  • lotions
  • face mask packets
  • playing cards
  • candles
  • books
  • candy
  • socks
  • markers
  • money
  • gardening seeds
  • homemade or store bought soap
  • cookie cutters
  • tools
  • keychains
  • drinks
  • chocolate
  • coffee mugs
  • reusable water bottles
  • pens
  • notebooks
  • flashlights
  • wine
  • hats 
  • lip chap
  • wooden or metal logic puzzles
  • headlamp toques/beanies

Suggested favors for Christmas:

  • any of the items on the above lists
  • candy canes
  • hot chocolate packets
  • hand warmers
  • Christmas ornaments
  • Christmas decorations
  • hot chocolate bombs
  • Christmas crackers
  • holiday cookie cutters
  • holiday baking
  • poinsettas
  • pinecone fire starters
  • snowman bath bombs
  • stockings
  • ugly Christmas sweaters

Get your free printable Christmas Gift Exchange Dice Game. 

Check out some of our other party games:

  • Minute to Win It Games
  • Minute to Win It Dollar Store Games
  • Minute to Win It Build (LEGO) Edition
  • The Flour Game
  • The Bag Game
  • Prize Punch Game
  • Saran Wrap Ball Game
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Pretend Cotton Candy for Sensory Play

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Pretend play meets sensory play with this DIY play cotton candy. It’s easy to make, so, so soft, and offers hours of fun. You only need two items to make this!

My girls discovered this a few years ago. Once they stumbled upon how to make it, they made it in multiple colours and it was perfect for all kinds of play opportunities.

fluffy yarn in pastel colours on a black backgroundHow to make fake cotton candy for sensory play:

Materials needed:

  • yarn in pastel colours
  • pet brush with wire bristles

Instructions:

  1. Comb out the yarn with the dog brush until it becomes fluffy and very soft.
  2. Play!

Yes, it’s really that simple.

Making it themselves is part of the fun, so be sure to allow your child the chance to comb the yarn themselves. Adult supervision is recommended for this and all other sensory play. The wire bristles are sharp so use your best judgment when it comes to your child’s age and skill level.

This fake cotton candy looks like the real thing. It is so soft. I wish you could reach through the screen and give it a feel. It has a silky feeling that kids love.

Cotton candy is sometimes also called fairy floss.

It’s perfect for using in sensory bins or pretend play. You could also include it in a play kitchen.This sensory cotton candy would be so cute in a carnival or circus themed sensory bin!

It would also make a unique party favour or cute decoration for a circus or carnival themed birthday or party. 

fluffy yarn in pastel colours

Pretend Cotton Candy Variations:

  • Use different colour combinations.
  • Wind some of the “fairy floss” around a paper straw to give it the look of cotton candy on a stick.
  • Place a ball of the cotton candy in a paper cone.
  • Make a large amount and attach it to clothing and a hat to create a cotton candy costume. 

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Check out some of our other sensory play ideas:

  • The Best Homemade Playdough
  • DIY Squishies
  • How to Dye Noodles for Sensory Play
  • Mermaid Stress Balls
  • Rainbow Soap Foam
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Fall Bucket List

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Fall is by far my favourite season. The beautiful colours, the crisp air, and anticipation of change to come.

“I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.” ~ LM Mongomery from the book Anne of Green Gables

For years, I’ve created Summer Bucket Lists for the kids, but only recently realized I should create a fall one too. There are so many seasonal activities that can be done in these gorgeous months.

icons of fall activitiesI chose activities for this list that were a good mix of things you can do at home and things to do in your community. I also tried to incorporate the use of as many of the senses as I could. 

This fall, get the whole family engaged in the season!

Fall Bucket List Ideas:

  1. Visit a local farm.
  2. Go apple picking.
  3. Smell pumpkin spice.
  4. Jump in the leaves.
  5. Drink apple cider.
  6. Roast pumpkin seeds.
  7. Make leaf rubbings.
  8. Bake something with apples.
  9. Have a family board game night.
  10. Go for an outdoor scavenger hunt.
  11. Challenge a corn maze.
  12. Visit a fall festival.
  13. Make fall leaves slime.
  14. Go for a crisp walk outside.
  15. Make a toilet paper bird feeder.
  16. Carve pumpkins.
  17. Eat candy corn.
  18. Bake a homemade pie.
  19. Watch a football game.
  20. Go on a fall picnic.
  21. Eat a candy apple.
  22. Paint with pumpkin puffy paint.
  23. Cuddle under a blanket.
  24. Play with a sensory bin.
  25. Explore pumpkin pie scented moon dough.
  26. Bake pumpkin muffins.
  27. Bake sugar cookies with maple icing.
  28. Go on a hayride.
  29. Host an apple bobbing.
  30. Create a fall sensory bag.

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Our other seasonal bucket lists:

  • Winter Bucket List
  • Spring Bucket List
  • Summer Bucket List
  • Simpler Summer Bucket List
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