THIRD CULTURE KID’s BUCKET LIST
For bookworms and adventurers alike, recommended for ages 7-16!
Your third culture kids have climbed the Great Wall, vacationed in Bali, eaten bugs and taken public transport on their own.
Their life is one made of bucket list items checked off every day, but do they know how to say a good, goodbye? Have they explored their unique identity through other stories?
These two bucket lists below are created for two types of TCKs to inspire activities and adventures that teach practical transition tools, introduce TCK characters and help you debrief creatively, you can even mix and match to best suit your TCK!
The TCK Bucket List
(for bookworms)
Some kids love to get comfortable in their favorite reading chair with a blanket, some tea, and a book! Books that feature third culture kid stories are hard to find, but when you do, you feel like you’re wrapped up in a warm blanket, hearing about stories similar to your own. That’s why we’ve partnered with Afoma and Reading Middle Grade to find the newest TCK stories! Download for books and writing prompts. (Books are in english and middle grade, recommended for ages 8-12)
This List Includes:
8 books to read with third culture kid characters and themes
5 writing prompts to help your TCKs tell their unique story
1 printable and personalized PDF to track each TCKs progress!
“Books are the plane, the train, and the road. They are the destination and the journey. They are home.”
The TCK Bucket List
(For Adventurers)
Some kids would rather throw on a backpack, grab a water bottle and go out for an adventure! If this sounds like your TCK then this bucket list is for them! The great thing about growing up as a TCK is that adventure is right outside your door! This bucket list can be completed by your TCK on their own or as a family. Download for a list of challenges that get you out of your comfort zone.
This List Includes:
10 adventures to discover stories right in your own home!
3 TCK movies
1 printable and personalized PDF to track each TCKs progress!
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Attitude is the difference between an ordeal and an adventure.
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Is it really a challenge if you can’t win??
Anyone signed up for the challenge can send a photo of a completed Bucket List to sayhello@kldscp.org or share a photo and tag @kldscp on Instagram to receive a prize from us!
If you are a TCK advocate, you are welcome to download and share with any TCK in your community, they don’t have to signed up themselves to be eligible for the prize.
Are you up for the challenge?
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