My Wishes and Hopes: Setting Goals for the Future

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My Year in Review: Reflective Journaling Prompt Sheet

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Mindful Colouring New Year Resolutions Bookmarks

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My New Years Resolutions Wreath Craft Activity

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Turning over a New Leaf: New Years Resolution Activity

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‘Happy Brain, Worried Brain’: Growth Mindset Worksheet

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‘Flip Your Flop’: Learning from Mistakes – Growth Mindset Activity

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Today’s Top 3 Daily Positives Worksheet

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Mirror, Mirror… What I Like About Myself Is… Self-Esteem Worksheet

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“I rock because…”: Self-Esteem Worksheet for Children and Teens

‘The Worry Thermometer’ supports children and young people with identifying their feelings and emotions on a scale through using the Worry Thermometer.