Christmas Bucket List and Family Wish Lists

This set covers the two lists every family ends up making in December: the things you want to do together and the things everyone wants to get. The bucket list poster has 24 illustrated ideas with circles to tick, and a second page adds 36 more in four themes: cozy at home, out and about, kindness and giving, and traditions and treats. A blank page takes 30 of your own ideas. For after the holidays, a winter bucket list for January and February has 24 more.

The wish lists are made for different ages. Little ones from 3 to 5 draw or glue pictures in four boxes. Kids from 6 to 9 fill in something they want, need, wear and read, plus a few favorites. Big kids and teens list their top 10 wishes with where to find them and their sizes, and the grown-up list has room for 12 wishes with store, price and priority. A letter to Santa is included too, with writing lines and sentence starters to help kids begin.

For the parent doing the shopping, the gift tracker covers 20 people with budget, amount spent and bought and wrapped boxes. The to-do list counts down week by week from late November to Christmas Day, and a memories page with room for a photo closes the season.

• Cover and a how-to guide for grown-ups
• Christmas bucket list poster with 24 illustrated ideas
• 36 more ideas in 4 themes
• Blank bucket list with 30 lines
• Winter bucket list for January and February
• Wish lists for ages 3 to 5, 6 to 9, 10 and up, and grown-ups
• Letter to Santa with sentence starters
• Gift list and budget tracker for 20 people
• Week-by-week Christmas to-do list
• "Our Christmas Memories" page with a photo space

In the print dialog, set the scale to Actual size (100%). Slip the poster into a sheet protector and a dry-erase marker lets you tick off ideas again next year. The poster and wish lists are sturdier on card stock. Print a wish list for each person, and a spare copy for the grandparents.