Spring is finally here!! As the days finally get longer and the flowers begin to bloom, there’s no better time to embrace this season and create memories with your friends and family. This is such a fun time of the year. The weather is not to hot and we get to see all the flowers grow and watch nature wake up. Whether you’re a lover of nature, an adventurer, or someone who simply enjoys the little joys of life, a spring bucket list can be the perfect way to make the most of this vibrant Spring season.
I love making lists—they give me a place to capture all the ideas and activities I want to enjoy this season. Some are small and simple, while others take a bit more planning and effort. Either way, it’s always fun to set goals for things we want to do and find creative ways to help our kids celebrate the season. I hope this list of ideas, help to inspire you and to give you some ideas to make your own Bucket List
Decorate the house for Easter
Bring the spirit of spring into your home by pulling out your favorite spring decor or picking up some colorful new pieces. Think pillow covers, floral arrangements, tablecloths, and rabbit-themed decor to lighten up your space. One of my favorite ways to decorate is by swapping out family photos with springtime pictures of my kids from years past. It’s a simple touch that always adds warmth to the home.
Pick out new Easter Clothes
Spring and Easter are the perfect excuse for a shopping spree! Whether you’re looking for fresh spring dresses, suits, or matching outfits for the whole family, enjoy the process of picking out something new. You can even try shopping online for convenience or find a local boutique to explore.
Take Easter / Spring Photos
Capture the beauty of the season by taking some family photos outdoors, surrounded by blooming flowers or colorful trees. You can either take the photos yourself or hire a photographer to update your family portraits during this special time of year.
Paint or Dye eggs
Get creative with your eggs this year! Whether you enjoy the classic dyeing method, painting intricate designs, or trying fun crafts like egg spinning or rainbow foil eggs, there’s no shortage of ways to make this Easter tradition unique.
Have an Easter egg hunt
Easter egg hunts are a fun tradition, but why not mix things up this year? Try a flashlight egg hunt for an evening adventure or tape eggs to the adults and have the kids chase after them to rip them off. The possibilities for fun are endless!
See the Easter bunny
Whether it’s at the mall or a local event, a visit to the Easter Bunny is a must. Get some fun photos with the Easter Bunny and make memories that will last.
Attend Easter Church Service
Easter is about more than just eggs and bunnies—it’s a time to reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Take the time to attend a church service and celebrate the true meaning of the season.
Make an Easter Basket
Craft a personalized Easter basket for your kids, family, or friends. The options are endless, from candy-filled baskets to DIY gifts and thoughtful trinkets.
Build an Easter Gingerbread House
While gingerbread houses are usually a Christmas tradition, Easter-themed gingerbread houses are a fun and festive alternative! Gather your family and create your own edible spring masterpiece.
Do an Easter Craft
There’s no shortage of Easter-themed crafts to enjoy. Pinterest is full of fun and easy ideas you can do with your kids or even on your own. From DIY decorations to homemade gifts, crafting is a great way to get into the holiday spirit.
Have an Easter Themed meal
Why not make your Easter meal extra special this year? Get inspired by Pinterest for ideas on festive recipes and create a themed meal for your family or friends. You can even host an Easter or spring party with delicious food and drinks!
Play Easter Games
Looking for ways to keep the kids entertained? From egg-and-spoon races to egg rolling contests, the possibilities are endless!
Eat Jelly Beans
Jelly beans are a classic Easter treat, and now there are so many fun flavors to try. For a little extra excitement, play a game of Bean Boozled and challenge your taste buds to some wild (and sometimes weird) flavors!
Plant Spring Flowers
Head to a local greenhouse and pick out some beautiful spring flowers. Whether you’re planting them in your garden or decorating your front porch, it’s the perfect time to add some color to your surroundings and welcome the season.
Visit a Tulip Farm
If you’re lucky enough to live near a tulip farm, take a trip and soak in the vibrant colors of the season. Local farms like Oakes Farm and Lorenzen Flower Farm are perfect spots to enjoy a spring day and see flowers in full bloom.
Watch Easter Movies
From the fun and lighthearted Hop to the inspirational King of Kings and The Passion of the Christ, there are plenty of movies to choose from this Easter. Whether you’re watching with the family or enjoying a quiet evening, these films are sure to set the mood for the season.
Read Easter Books
Spring is the perfect time to dive into some Easter-themed books with your kids. There’s a wide selection of books for all ages that tell the story of Easter and the resurrection of Christ. Get cozy and read together as a family.
Read The Resurrection Story in the Bible
Take some time to read the Bible verses that focus on the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. The passages from Matthew 26-28, Mark 14-16, Luke 22-24, and John 18-20 are powerful reminders of the true meaning of Easter.
Go on a Spring Break Vacation
Whether it’s a quick getaway or a longer vacation, spring break is the perfect time for an adventure. Even a day trip can create lasting memories for you and your family.
Visit a Farmer’s Market
Spring means fresh produce and beautiful flowers! Explore your local farmer’s market, where you can pick up seasonal fruits, vegetables, and flowers, and support local farmers and artisans.
Get a Spring Manicure
Treat yourself to a fresh spring manicure with vibrant colors or floral designs. It’s a small way to embrace the season and feel refreshed!
Have a Lemonade Stand
Set up a lemonade stand in your neighborhood and enjoy the sunshine. It’s a fun way to spend time outside, and you can even get the kids involved in making and selling the lemonade!
Go to a Baseball Game
Baseball season is here! Head out to a local game and enjoy the lively atmosphere of America’s favorite pastime.
Find a Rainbow
Spring showers often bring rainbows. Keep an eye out for one during a sunny day after a rainstorm—you might just catch a glimpse of this beautiful natural phenomenon.
Go Berry Picking
Head to a local farm and spend the day picking fresh strawberries, raspberries, or blackberries. It’s a fun family activity, and you can use your berries to make pies, jams, or simply enjoy them fresh.
Make a Bird Feeder
Create a bird feeder with the kids using simple materials like pine cones, peanut butter, and birdseed. Hang it outside and enjoy watching the local birds visit your yard.
Fly a Kite
The breezy days of spring are perfect for kite flying. Grab a colorful kite, head to a park or open field, and let it soar!
Go on a Hike
Spring is the ideal time to explore the outdoors. Find a nearby hiking trail and enjoy the beauty of nature as it comes alive with new growth.
Declutter The House
This one might come easy to some and be a bit tougher for others, but with the changing seasons and kids outgrowing their clothes, it’s the perfect time to tackle it. Go through old clothes, clean out junk drawers, reorganize closets, and maybe even take on the garage. A little decluttering can make a big difference!
I hope this list helps inspire you to tackle all the things you want to do this season. If you love lists, then check out more Bucket List ideas in the categories section.
XOXO
