Family + Personal Goal Setting Worksheets

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The New Year is a great opportunity to sit down with your family and make some goals together. These Family + Personal Goal Setting Worksheet Printables will make the process fun and easy!

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Goal worksheets with colored pencils

Goal Setting Worksheet Printables

The days are long but the years are short.

Let’s make the most of these years while by setting family goals! These printable worksheets will help get all the kids involved in the porcess!

fill in the blank goal setting worksheets

We’ve got a printable version for younger kids to color, and a more grown-up version with prompts and lines to write in your goals.

Use the prompts as conversation starters to see what the members of your family, or you yourself, would like to get out of the new year.

4 sheets of goal setting worksheets

How to Set Family Goals

Get a big piece of scrap paper and have your family sit together around the table and record all the ideas that you have using the prompts below.

Maybe not everything will make the final cut, but brainstorming ideas is a great way to find out what’s important to everyone in your family.

Think About:

  • new experiences you’d like to try
  • books you’d like to read together
  • epic adventures to take
  • what you’d like to learn more about as a family

… and once you’ve recorded these initial ideas, have a look at all you’ve written, and see if you can identify an overarching theme for the year.

Record your Goals:

Use the Family + Personal Goals Worksheet Printables (download below) to record the family or personal goals you decide on as a result of your brainstorm.

Display your Goals: 

And now, the most important step of all, make sure that you display your printable somewhere that you can all see it regularly. This will ensure you don’t forget what you’re setting out to accomplish.

Kids are great for keeping us accountable and you’ll all get a lot of joy from crossing off the goals as you accomplish them!

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