Updated: 19 Nov 2020
A worksheet for students to reflect on the year, and to make goals for the future.
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Years: 2 - 6
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A worksheet for students to reflect on the year, and to make goals for the future.
This teaching resource is an end of year reflection worksheet to reflect on the year just passed, and make resolutions for the new year.
This resource is great for teacher handover reflection, or meet the teacher days.
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