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New Year’s Resolutions

Learn about the importance of New Year's resolutions and how to create meaningful ones that focus on personal development, relationships, and academic success. Discover tips and strategies to successfully accomplish your resolutions.

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New Year’s Resolutions

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  1. New Year’s Resolutions

  2. What is a resolution? • A resolution is a promise that you make to yourself. Most people make resolutions at the beginning of a new year. There are different kinds of resolutions. • One type of resolution has to do only with oneself. You might decide to exercise more or to watch less TV. • Other resolutions might involve family or friends. You could make a resolution to be more patient with your little brother. • Some resolutions are about school such as going to school daily or not procrastinating.

  3. Creating Your New Year’s Resolutions Directions: In your journal you will create six resolutions. • In the first section, create two personal goals. • In the second section, write two resolutions that involve your family and friends. • In the third section, write two resolutions for this school year. *An example can be found on the next slide.

  4. New Year’s Resolutions

  5. Think-Pair-Share • Look over your New Year’s Resolutions and pick two you would like to share. • Pair up with a classmate and share the resolutions you selected.

  6. Reflection • In your journal write one paragraph about why your resolutions are important and how you will accomplish them.

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