A new year is a natural time to stop, look ahead and pick something to work on. Young children can name one thing they want to learn and one way to be kind, then color a star each day they work on it, so a goal becomes something they can see grow.
Five pages, each read aloud, on big handwriting lines with starters to trace. Page 1: what I want to learn this year. Page 2: how I will be kind. Page 3: a goal at school, at home and just for fun. Page 4: write a goal, then color a star each day you work on it. Page 5: three wishes for the year to draw and write.
Share a goal of your own first, and talk about the difference between a wish and a goal you can work on. Keep page 4 on each desk and color a star together at the end of each day.
Pick a family goal together, such as reading a book each night, and color a star together each day you do it.
Goals for the new year to draw and write: what I want to learn, how I will be kind, and goals for school, home and fun. Children draw and write with starters to trace, color a star each day they work on a goal and draw three wishes for the year.
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