Seasonal Bingo Boards

We're at the start of a new season and even if Spring isn't your favorite, a great way to make sure you're making the best (or most) of a season is with a Bingo board!

Bucket lists also achieve this but Bingo boards put a fun spin on seasonal activities and make them less intimidating than a list.


I personally have a yearly Bingo board with my goals/activities I want to do over the year but a seasonal version is more approachable and in a shorter time frame. The nice thing about the bingo board format is that the feeling that you “have” to complete everything goes away and so it becomes more about just doing what you can.


It’s more helpful for seasons you aren’t as fond of, because it gives you some motivation to appreciate it while it’s there since you can’t avoid it. For me that season is winter so my bingo board for that helped me romanticize the cold months I don’t look forward to.


I’ll be sharing my board for spring with ideas if you want to make your own. As someone who journals this is also a great spread idea and allows me to use the pretty seasonal stickers and tapes that I have! It also helps me get into the mood of a new season and appreciate it all the more!


But to make it easy for this blog post I’ll share a digital copy.




As you can see it doesn’t need to be an exhaustive board, just a few things to squeeze into the next two months that add some spring whimsy! 


I hope you are able to incorporate a seasonal bingo board into your life and if you do please share your thoughts in the comments!


Thanks for reading!

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