Goal setting bulletin board elementary

It's a new year, and you probably have your resolutions, but do your students have theirs? Check out these tips on goal setting for students!

Learn how to set goals with elementary students in 3 easy and fun steps. Read more to find out how to get your free teacher template, too!

Last year we did some blog posts to help you create some student-goal-setting learning experiences. We thought you may like to hop back to those this year too! Find the 'My Goals' worksheet in our Coloring Club A directed drawing HERE And the classroom letters for an 'our goals' display in our store If you are looking to celebrate the new year and freshen up your learning space, take a peek at some other lovely printables we have in store: Premium classroom goal setting banner display. New…

Shameless cactus lover over here! ❤️ These fun little guys are from my Growth Goals Bulletin Board Kit --> link in profile!

I saw this great Goal Getter display by Lessons with Laughter and knew that I had to recreate it. It was inspired by her trip to the Ron Clark Academy which ...

With back-to-school season here, it's a great time to start thinking about implementing student led goals in your classroom! One thing I have found is that students work so much harder when they have created their own goal. They put forth even more effort when they are involved in the progress monitoring. And, boy, do they celebrate their success harder when they reach a goal they set for themselves. Feeling that success makes them crave more! Assessing Strengths and Weaknesses Before…

This is such a great craftivity to do when it is time to have your students set some goals! We love to do this around Superbowl Sunday because students get so excited about the game and we love to tie in how EVERYONE sets goals in their lives! This goal setting bulletin board kit would be great to do as a back to school bulletin board, plus it's football season in the Fall! Grab this for the goal-setting activity or use the whole football bulletin board kit.

Tracking goals has become a huge part of my classroom this year. Students have proven that they are more intrinsically motivated when they set goals for themselves and attempt to reach them. We set goals for everything and so far it has changed the look of my classroom.

I saw this great Goal display by Lessons with Laughter and knew that I had to recreate it. It was inspired by her trip to the Ron Clark Academy which I am dying to get to go to!! At least this way I could bring a little bit of RCA to me. Might I add that our superintendent even stopped to read them- that's how much of an impression they made! Student photo wall progress! I've always loved having student pictures around the classroom, but having their words, favorite inspirational quotes, and…

Goals Bulletin Board