Looking for fun activities to do in November? Download my November Bucket List for new ideas!
November is the start of the holiday season. The weather is starting to get more chilly and the leaves are slowly falling. Before the hustle and bustle of Thanksgiving really begins, try some of these activities.
November Bucket List Ideas
- Make Turkey Crafts
- Drink Hot Apple Cider
- Jump in a Leaf Pile
- Write Notes of Gratitude (see these Gratitude Activities for Kids)
- Eat Thanksgiving Dinner
- Shop Black Friday
- Start a Christmas List
- Find A Fun way to Express Gratitude
LET’S COOK! One thing I love to do is test out potential Thanksgiving recipes throughout November. This is to make sure any new recipes get the seal of approval from my family before I serve it to a larger crowd.
What are your favorite things to do in November?
Customize your November Bucket List to what works for you and your family. In the past I may had added group activities but our state has a limit on gathering size.
This year it is hard to do some of the things we love most with current Covid restrictions. We can’t let the pandemic effect such a wonderful season though. Plan for safe November activities with the ones you love most!


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I love your bucket list! I really want to do Turkey crafts with my kids this year!
I love the idea of finding a new/fun way to express gratitude. I’m adding that to my list!
I like these fun bucket list items! I don’t really have too much on my list that’s Thanksgiving-specific because it doesn’t hold that much excitement for me. You see, I’m allergic to most of Thanksgiving dinner (turkey, green beans, white potatoes, onions, and apples…) so it makes it less-than-exciting haha. However, I have begun to get into the holiday spirit and I’ll be celebrating my wedding anniversary this month as well – so those are the things keeping me happy!
Aw man well I hope you can still enjoy some fun foods! Happy wedding anniversary!
I love this bucket list and how fun that you made a bingo game of it!! What a great idea!
This post came in handy. Other thank work I’m still trying to find out what I can do.