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Winter Bucket List with Kids

November 3, 2020

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Posted by Lauren Rodych-Eberle

When it snowed in mid-October, I grabbed my 7-month-old daughter and said, “This is your first time seeing snow!!” Everything seems new, and fresh, and exciting, when I see it anew through my child’s eyes. I hope to give her a love for the seasons, and an appreciation for snow, so it isn’t a season to simply ‘get through.’ So, with the help of many other people’s suggestions, I created a bucket list to do with kids this winter!!

Winter List of Fun

Play in the snow
Nature walk in the snow
Build a snowman
Make a snow angel
See an ice sculpture
Go sledding
Go skating
See Christmas lights
Go snowshoeing (Sandy McNabb)
Bake something seasonal
Explore a snow maze (Manitoba)
Go to an Ice Castle (Edmonton)
Decorate a gingerbread house
Make a handprint Christmas ornament

Hope you find some joy in the snow this year!

November 3, 2020

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I’m Lauren and I have a deep passion for music, food, the outdoors, and travel. I love random questions and fun facts, and am always searching for better ways to bring wellness and health into my life. I am the owner of Miss Lauren’s Music Studio, where I teach voice, piano, ukulele, and preschool music classes – via Skype and within Calgary. I am a Senior Consultant for Pampered Chef, which has inspired me over the years to write two cookbooks (plus one mini ebook cookbook), that have food preparation made easy in the forefront.

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