New Year resolutions worksheet
Look back at 2026, then plan 2027.
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About this printable
Two short sections with writing lines. “Looking back at 2026” asks for your best moment, something you learned and something you’re proud of. “Looking ahead to 2027” asks for one habit to start, one to stop, something to learn, a place to visit, a way to be kind and a word for the year.
It works for adults and, with “More writing space” on, for children from about seven. Edit any prompt to fit a class, a team or yourself.
What’s included
- Looking back at 2026: My best moment this year:, Something I learned:, Something I am proud of:.
- Looking ahead to 2027: One habit I want to start:, One habit I want to stop:, Something I want to learn:, A place I want to visit:, How I will be kind:, My word for 2027:.
Tips
- Keep goals small and specific, for example “read 10 pages a day”.
- Stick the sheet where you’ll see it, then look at it again in March.
- In class, share one answer each instead of the whole page.
About the festival
New Year’s Day, 1 January, is the first day of the year in the Gregorian calendar used in most of the world. Many people see in the year at midnight on 31 December with countdowns and fireworks.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it for kids or adults?
Both. The prompts are simple enough for children and still useful for adults.
Can I add my own prompts?
Yes. Each line is a prompt; start a line with # to add a heading.
Is there a goal planner too?
Yes. For month-by-month goals, try the goal planner.
Is everything really free?
Yes. Every design, puzzle and card is free to print for home, school and community use, with no sign-up.