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It’s still far too hot here in Atlanta, but I’m craving some fall whimsy. In honor of the soon-to-be-cooler weather, I created some activity bingo cards on Canva. One is a general fall bingo card, but the other features activities that help you connect to herbalism in a seasonal way.
You can download the herbal themed one over on my Ko-fi page for free! (Although a $1 tip would be most welcome). After downloading, print your bingo card onto paper or cardstock and you’ll be all set! Below, find a list of the activities for your enjoyment.
How to use your bingo card
Feel free to use your bingo card however you like, but I enjoy checking off as many activities as I can over a season. Usually I will pick one activity per weekend, and maybe add another one during the week depending on how many spoons I have and what my work week looks like.
Having a cute stamp to mark completed activities is fun, but using a marker to circle or strike through is also perfect. If a bingo card isn’t your style, there’s a list of the activities below. If I make blog posts about the activities later (something I hope I will have time for!) I will link them in the list.
Enjoy!
Agatha
Herbal fall bingo card activities
- Start a fall commonplace book (herbal themed, of course).
- Add herbal chai to your tea cupboard.
- Make elderberry syrup.
- Enjoy an autumn simmer pot.
- Design your herbal fall curriculum.
- Try a new fire cider recipe.
- Discover the herbal uses of goldenrod.
- Go for a fall herb walk.
- Learn how to harvest herbal roots.
- Create an herbal brew for fall wellness.
- Make a pumpkin latte spice blend.
- Find a recipe that uses burdock.
- Draw an herb that’s in season.
- Visit a farmer’s market.
- Make a list of fall herbs from your bioregion.
- Press leaves and flowers from fall herbs.
- Journal and enjoy some herbal tea.
- Create a fall scent with essential oils.
- Make a cozy fall herbal craft.
- Treasure hunt fall leaves to ID medicinal trees.
- Host an autumn tea party for friends.
- Gather a fall bouquet.
- Collect fall herbal recipes to try.
- Give yourself an herbal self care day.
Learn herbalism with Herbal Academy
If you are an herbal aficionado and always on the look out for great herbal recipes and resources, be sure to check out the online courses and free blog by Herbal Academy! (#affiliate) They have so many wonderful courses organized by topic. You will definitely find something to spark your interest and growth as an herbalist. And don’t forget to browse the blog! I always love when they publish a new post, as each one is packed with solid information. I’ve discovered many wonderful recipes through their blog, as well!
