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New Year Goals Interactive Bingo Bulletin Board

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Subject
Health
Grades
6th - 12th
Format
PDF · 56 pages

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The New Year Goals Interactive Bingo Bulletin Board will get your students thinking about goals in a fun and engaging way. This print-and-go bulletin board has everything you need to print in color or black and white, cut out, and hang up a goal-setting display that promotes motivation, reflection, and social-emotional learning in your high school students. Students will use the prompts to fill in their own bingo cards with 25 goal ideas focused on academic, career, and social-emotional topics. (Some examples include: improve my sleep, prepare for my future, do a job shadow, etc.) As they work toward a goal bingo, they'll develop those goal-setting skills and foster the accountability it takes to get there. The included goal-setting handout helps students understand HOW to set goals and WHY they matter. This printable, interactive, new year bulletin board display set is perfect for counseling offices, classrooms, and advisory groups. With 56 pages of ready-to-use materials, you'll have a meaningful display that engages and inspires your students. This set is specifically for high school students in mind though it is appropriate for middle school students. It is NOT editable. A color and black and white version are both included. What Does This Set Include? • “New Year New Goals” Title Letters • ”What’s On Your Bingo Card” Title Sheet • ”This Is Your Year To” Title Sheet • ”Fill Out Your Card” Instructions Sheet • Envelope Title Page (Only Black and White) • Blank Goal Getter Bingo Cards for Filling In • Goals Information Handout • 25 Squares with Goal Ideas How Can I Use This? • pair it with a classroom lesson focused on goal setting • use this as a themed bulletin board for a month and tie other school-wide themes into goal setting like door decoration or morning announcements • tie it into a Mindfulness Day or Wellness Day This bulletin board will help your secondary students: • take ownership of their growth my creating their own personalized bingo board • take actionable steps and promote a positive mindset towards achieving academic, social-emotional, and career goals • understand the "why" and "how" of goal setting High school counselors have loved other bulletin boards. Here's what they said: ⬇️ • Samantha T. said, "This was exactly what I needed for a Financial Aid bulletin board! I didn't have time to design something on my own, and this was the perfect mix of all the information we wanted to share with our students and it looks fantastic, too!" (FAFSA and Financial Aid Bulletin Board for High School Counselors) • Leslie D. said, "I felt that this goal setting lesson was very informative and much better than my previous plan for the new setting I am teaching in. The worksheet activity was very engaging and helped me truly teach students how to adapt their written goals to become SMART goals." (Goal Setting Classroom Lesson) • Lauren B. said, "I used this with my seniors as part of a lesson when they were about to graduate. I loved reading the responses and it helped allow them to reflect on their experiences in high school. I loved the variety of prompts." (Senior Bulletin Board: Dear Underclassmen) If I Like This Resource, What Else Might I Like? You'll love the Bulletin Board Bundle 2, High School Planning MEGA Bundle, or the High School Counseling Classroom Lesson Bundle with this suggested roadmap for teaching them.

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Terms of Use

You can:

  • Print and copy for your own personal or professional use.
  • Share it with students or parents on a password-protected site, like Google Classroom.
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  • Post it anywhere public, like shared network drives, classroom or department websites, or any other open site.
  • Pass it along to other colleagues, departments, schools, or districts.
  • Change it to give away or sell.
  • Upload it into AI tools or use it to train AI.

This is a single-use license for one counselor. Sharing with your team? Get extra licenses at a discount, or ask about an annual license for your whole team or district.

Resource types
Activities, Bulletin Board Ideas, Printables

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