Kids New Year’s Resolution Printable

It’s hard to believe that 2011 is coming to a close.  It has been a year of high highs and low lows in our house.  I’m excited to ring in the new year this week.  In preparing for 2012, I created a new year resolution printable.  I had my kids fill out their answers and we talked about setting goals and reflected on memories from this past year.  

My daughter was the most willing of my three kids to fill out the printable.  Her answers were funny and revealing.  She wants to learn how to build furniture in 2012?? DIY bloggers- HELP!!   And her biggest goal is to learn a lot of German???  What in the world??  My girl is not afraid to stand out…..


Be on the look out for another version for adults soon.  ;)
This printable is for 30days followers and for personal use only. Thank you!

UPDATED version without typo: (sorry about that!!)
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75 thoughts on “Kids New Year’s Resolution Printable

  1. mique your a genius. i love this idea. it’s perfect for someone like me who wants to record things like this but is too lazy/not creative enough to follow through. this way i can just whip this out each new years and voila! done! hope your christmas was fabulous and have the best new year!
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    • Kara Jayne- I am not a genius. But I wanted the same thing- to be able to record my kids over the years. (and laugh at things like learning how to build furniture ;) My Christmas was wonderful. I LOVED your darling Christmas card you posted on FB- oh my! Your family is gorgeous. I hope your Christmas was the best! xo

    • Erin- she is a funny funny girl. In fairness, her Grandma is from Switzerland and speaks French and German in addition to English. But on my side we have Spanish speakers….so who knows why German is her preference. Happy New Year! xo

    • Thanks Danielle! And I agree- my daughter needs to check out Ana White. She inspires me. I’m excited for her to be at SNAP this April!!

  2. Great idea! If your daughter wants to learn to build furniture have her check out http://www.ana-white.com, she does great stuff, has easy to follow tutorials and is really inspiring. It is a great place to start for simple and useful stuff. Enjoy 2012!

  3. Hi there, I love this idea. Just printed it out for the first grade class I volunteer in every week. I noticed a typo on the word Hightlights. Other than that I changed a couple of lines more appropriate for first graders. We are going to do these next week and put them on the bulletin board in the hall. Teacher is super excited. Thanks for sharing.

    • Hi Ami- yes I absolutely think you can do with with a 3 yr old. Their answers are always the funniest. 3-5 yr olds say the best things! Thanks for the pin. xoxo

  4. I cannot get the kid’s New Year’s printable to download. I LOVE this idea and will help me “watch them grow.” If you can email it to me, I would be so grateful! Happy New Year!

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  11. Oh, how I love Pinterest! I found this printable via a pinboard and I’m so glad I did.

    I’m a homeschooling mom and this will fit perfectly with some of our New Year’s activities.

    Thank you!

  12. Hey! I understand this is somewhat off-topic but I needed to ask. Does running a well-established blog like yours take a massive amount work? I’m completely new to running a blog however I do write in my journal daily. I’d like to start a blog so I can easily share my personal experience and feelings online. Please let me know if you have any recommendations or tips for new aspiring bloggers. Thankyou!
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  14. Thank you! We used these last night and had a really great conversation with our 4 kids, ages 5-12. We learned a lot about them and they learned a few things about mom and dad! Thanks for sharing this!

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  17. Thank you for sharing this! I look forward to the granddaughters spending the night and we will fill this out together! I can just imagine all the chattering and remembering the older two will be doing at the table! It will then go into their scrapbooks!
    Thanks again!
    Bridgitte

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  20. Hello, I am a teacher and I found your brilliant “what a year it’s been” whilst trawling the internet. I wondered if you would give me permission to make my own version, changing the spelling of favourite and use it will my class here in the UK. I will make sure you are identified as the original designer.

    I would like to display it on my class blog found here
    http://www.year4blogspot.blogsopt.com

    Many thanks,

    Lisa Warner
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