Grades 2–5
My Goal Vision Board
Draw and label six goals, at school, at home, with friends and someday, on a vision board to hang where you will see it every day.
SEL worksheet · Goal setting
Five-Week Habit Tracker
Pick one healthy habit, like reading or stretching, and check off each day for five weeks to see your streak grow.
- Grade level
- Grades 2–5
- Time
- About 10 minutes
- Topic
- Goal setting
- Answer key
- Not needed: answers vary
- Kids practice
- Goal setting, Planning, Tracking progress, Self-reflection
What kids do
Printed on the sheet:
- The habit I want to build:
- When and where I will do it:
- Check a box each day you do your habit.
- My longest streak:
- How I will celebrate:
Words on this sheet
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Teacher tip
Tape it inside a folder or on the fridge at home so it is seen every day.
How to use it
- Check in on goals every Friday for a few minutes.
- Let kids choose a school, home or fun goal.
- Use it during morning meeting or right after recess, when the topic is fresh.
Watch for
Goals that are too big or too vague. Help kids make them specific.
Talk about it
- What is the first small step?
- How might someone else see it differently?
Take it further
Hold a goal celebration when kids reach theirs.
US Letter, prints well in black and white. Free for home and classroom use: print as many copies as you need.
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Interview a Goal Getter
Interview a grown-up about a big goal they reached: the steps they took, what got in the way, who helped and their advice for you.
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Make Time for My Goal
Map out your after-school week hour by hour, then find the best time for your goal and color it in.
Grades 2–5
My Goal Web
Write a goal in the middle of an idea web and plan it six ways: why it matters, the first step, helpers, obstacles, tracking and a celebration.
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