Inspiration for a March Bucket List
Bucket lists are a fun way to think about tasks you want to accomplish or new things you want to try. I’ve put together a big selection of March bucket list ideas for you to consider. Pick some you’d like to do and make your own personal bucket list for March.
For a complete set of monthly bucket lists that include a monthly health and fitness activity, planning activity, family fun, organizing activity, a list to make, seasonal fun, and more, check out my monthly planning list pack.
(Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This means that if you click a link and make a purchase, I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. I only recommend products I use and love or would love to use! For full disclosure details, click here.)
Ideas for Your March Bucket List
- learn about women’s contributions to the world (Women’s History Month)
- try a new craft this month, or one every week (National Craft Month)
- eat your veggies every day (National Nutrition Month)
- research the history and meaning of your name or learn a creative way to write your name (Celebrate Your Name Week – 1st full week)
- try a crochet project (National Crochet Week – 2nd week)
- learn something about your family tree (Genealogy Day – 2nd Saturday)
- write a letter to your kids telling them how absolutely incredible they are (Absolutely Incredible Kids Day – 3rd Thursday)
- attend a quilt show or learn some quilting skills (National Quilting Day – 3rd Saturday)
Useful Family History Trackers Available on Etsy
Free Download: Family History Questions
- offer a sincere compliment to friends and strangers (World Compliment Day – 3/1)
- read a Dr. Seuss book—bonus if you eat green eggs and ham! (Dr. Seuss Day – 3/2)
- listen to the national anthem (National Anthem Day – 3/3)
- try a new Oreo cookie flavor (National Oreo Cookie Day – 3/6)
- learn some basic proofreading marks (National Proofreading Day – 3/8)
- make a list of ways you’re awesome or a list of awesome things you’d like to do, or just do something awesome today (International Day of Awesomeness – 3/10)
- plant a flower (National Plant a Flower Day – 3/12)
- learn about butterflies (Learn about Butterflies Day – 3/14)
- memorize as many digits of pi as you can (National Pi Day – 3/14)
- make a pie to celebrate Pi Day
- read about the Freedom of Information Act (Freedom of Information Day – 3/16)
- wear green, eat corned beef, and search for the end of a rainbow (St. Patrick’s Day – 3/17)
- watch a classic comedy, standup comedy, or just learn a new joke (Let’s Laugh Day – 3/19)
- do something that makes you happy (International Day of Happiness – 3/20)
- read or memorize a poem, or write your own (World Poetry Day – 3/21)
- read Emily Post’s “why” behind the etiquette (Common Courtesy Day – 3/21)
Visit the Character Counts page for homeschool character building resources
- snack on chips and dip (National Chip and Dip Day – 3/23)
- eat spinach. Even better—plant some! (National Spinach Day – 3/26)
- shop local (National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day – 3/29)
- take a walk in a park (Take a Walk in the Park Day – 3/30)
- make crayon art: melt them, make a crayon wreath, or just color like a kindergartener (National Crayon Day – 3/31)
- back up your files (World Backup Day – 3/31)
- declutter apps on your phone
Read: How to Organize Your Phone
- organize tax information
- spring cleaning
- eat a green salad with every dinner
- drink a green smoothie
- wear a shamrock pendant or nail art
- enjoy lunch outside on a sunny day
- take a virtual tour of Ireland
- decorate for St. Patrick’s Day
Festive St. Patrick’s Day Decor from Etsy
- make a list of craft projects to try
- plan out a flower bed planting arrangement
- visit a garden store
- take a picture of a rainbow
- make a spring break playlist
- change your computer wallpaper to a spring scene
- hike through a forest or arboretum
- learn a new card game
Read: 25 Fun Card Games for Family Game Night
- plan for Easter activities
- jump rope for exercise
- try a new hairstyle
- make a fairy garden
- bake cupcakes
- make Irish soda bread
- listen to Irish folk music
- watch an Irish movie (Brooklyn, The Secret of Roan Inish, Angela’s Ashes, Waking Ned Devine, Leap Year)
- make a summer countdown chart (download one in my free resource library)
- clean out the garage
- listen to Vivaldi’s Four Seasons – Spring
Visit my monthly resources page to find more ways to plan your year with monthly and seasonal rhythms!
Printable March Bucket List Ideas
Download a free printable list of these March Bucket List ideas for easy reference. Choose a few that appeal to you and enjoy the month of March!
Join my mailing list to receive updates when new printable resources are added to the library, plus tips and encouragement for your organized homeschool journey.
You May Also Like…
March Bucket List Ideas
