My Goals
Children explore their hopes and interests by drawing or completing the sentence “I want to learn…”. They think about something they would like to achieve or try in the future. This activity encourages goal-setting, imagination, and self-awareness while building confidence and a positive attitude toward learning in a simple and engaging way.
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What do you do:
Talk with children about things they would like to learn
Let them draw their goal on the page
Encourage them to complete: “I want to learn…” (by writing or saying it)
Allow time to decorate their drawing
Invite them to share their goal if they feel comfortable
What's Needed:
Worksheet with space for drawing and the prompt: “I want to learn…”
Pencils, crayons, or markers
Optional: picture ideas (reading, riding a bike, drawing, sports)
Stickers or decorative materials (optional)
How to Adapt
Younger children: Draw only and describe their goal verbally
Older children: Write simple sentences explaining their goal
Advanced: Add steps (e.g., “How will you learn this?”)
Hands-on version: Act out or practice the goal (e.g., pretend learning)
Creative version: Turn it into a “dream board” with drawings and pictures
Benefits of the Activity
Builds motivation and goal-setting skills
Encourages self-awareness and future thinking
Supports language and expression
Develops confidence and a growth mindset
Strengthens creativity and imagination
Helps children feel excited about learning
