Summer Bucket List For Families

This post is sponsored by Tyson Foods, Inc., but the content and opinions are my own.

The sun is shining and the bugs are out. It can only mean one thing. We're getting close to another summer here in the South.Kids everywhere are counting down the days until summer break begins and our family is already making a summer bucket list. We've been filling it full of all the adventures we want to take as a family and everything we want to see.This summer, I'm challenging our family to do something special. I'm challenging us to try and cook the majority of our meals on the grill! I love the ease of whipping up a delicious dinner on the grill because it means fewer dishes and I can soak up the sunshine.We're kicking off the challenge a few weeks early! Last night for dinner we whipped up Ball Park® Hot Dogs and Tyson® boneless skinless chicken breasts. It hardly took any prep at all, and our entire family was as happy as can be.Summers can seem intimidating for families, especially moms! The kids are home from school and now you’re responsible for planning everything out on your own!Do you want to know the tip I live by?Make it easy! Kids don’t need a summer full of hectic schedules, even if it is fun things to do. Make it simple and have fun! Stay home and grill rather than go out every night. Let the kids help you make yummy side dishes! You can even make your groceries go around what you can pop on the grill! Especially if it means daddy has to do all the cooking!One point for mom!I can guarantee you’re going to thank me for a stress-free summer.

Summer Bucket List

1. Grill everything.
2. Enjoy a mango black tea lemonade.
3. Do a movie night in your back yard.
4. Have a water balloon fight.
5. Make a giant bed and sleep in the living room.
6. Take a road trip.
7. Make something from scratch.
8. Cook as a family.
9. Plant a garden.
10. Try a new hobby.
11. Watch fireworks.
12. Do a scavenger hunt.
13. Try a science experiment.
14. Fly a kite.
15. Roast s’mores.
16. Go on a hike.
17. Have a party.
18. Host your own lemonade stand.
19. Camp out in your backyard.
20. Go to a splash park.
21. Go to the zoo.
22. Build a fort.
23. Learn a new language.
24. Watch a foreign movie.
25. Star gaze as a family.
26. Go on a family bike ride.
27. Do a family service project.
28. Catch bugs.
29. Celebrate a half birthday.
30. Create an obstacle course.
31. Wash the cars together.
32. Make a treat for your neighbors.
33. Have a race.
34. Make a birdfeeder.
35. Have a family dance party.
36. Play charades.
37. Make cereal necklaces.
38. Host your own family cook-off challenge.
39. Put on a play.
40. Visit mom or dad at work.
41. Make a family music video.
42. Have the kids make dinner for everyone.
43. Make breakfast for dinner.
44. Make a foreign dish.
45. Try something new.
46. Do something nice for someone.
47. Have a mommy-kid date.
48. Go bowling.
49. Draw with chalk.
50. Run a 5k.

First Things First 

Head over to your local Walmart and get all the groceries you need! Follow my advice and make it easier by doing online grocery pick up! I don’t know why it took me so long to figure it out! All you have to do is choose your groceries on the app, schedule your pick up, submit your order, and drive over.They even load it into your car for you! It couldn’t be any easier! My kids love looking back in their seats and chatting up their employees and Walmart makes the whole experience a mother’s dream!