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    Top 15 New Year’s Resolutions for Kids in 2024

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    New Year Resolutions for Kids
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    Top 15 New Year’s Resolutions for Kids in 2024

    2024 is almost here! 

    Newyear New Me 2024

    Update: This article was last updated on 28th December 2023 to reflect the accuracy and up-to-date information on the page.

    We spend January 1 walking through our lives, room by room, drawing up a list of work to be done, cracks to be patched: Ellen Goodman

    Setting goals is a mental exercise that plays a critical role in a child’s growth since it teaches them to organize their time and resources. They learn to make commitments and how to keep those promises. 

    Usually, we set goals at the start of the year and those New Year resolutions are treated as an individual’s ambitions, however, a constructive and wider approach to resolutions can teach children to choose where they want to go in life. They learn to channel their energy, time, and resources into achieving their goals. 

    15 simple yet effective New Year 2024’s resolutions that you can try with your child:

    Table of Content:

    1. Screen Free Day
    2. Try Something Different
    3. Academic Resolution
    4. Social Skills
    5. Communication Skills
    6. Gardening
    7. Physical Exercise
    8. Reading Activities
    9. Organizational Skills
    10. Leadership Skills
    11. Creative Thinking
    12. Gratitude
    13. Inculcate the Habit of Savings
    14. Eco-friendly Lifestyle
    15. Kindness is the Way Forward

    1. Screen Free Day  

    Nowadays, we spend a lot of time with phones and gadgets, both for business and entertainment. Do you remember when was the last time you and your child spent a day together without watching television, laptops, or phones? 

    Screen Free Day

    Pledge to take a break from screens for a day each month. Make the most of your time. Step out with your children, indulge in outdoor activities, spend time with nature, and bond with your children.

    2. Try Something Different

    ‘Something different or unique’ could be as simple as trying one new meal or participating in a new activity once a week. For instance, learning to make art pieces, weave, or draw. Have you ever desired to purchase a new musical instrument and learn it? It may be the year! You can select from a wide range of indoor activities.

    Try Something Different

    Moreover, if you are a tech or robotics enthusiast and want to invest in a hands-on learning experience, do try some kits. Moonpreneur is offering fun learning kits that you can order from our store. The kit will help your child acquire a skill set and equip them for futuristic technologies. A perfect start to the New Year.

    3. Academic Resolution 

    This is a simple and achievable resolution. The offshoot could be learning time management, acquiring knowledge, working on feedback, and upskilling themselves. This will not only help your child improve academic performance, but it will also enhance their knowledge quotient, discipline them, and make them goal-oriented.

    4. Social Skills 

    Social skills are a must for everyone. We use social skills to interact and communicate with others and it can be learned and practiced. In the long run, it will play a crucial role in your child’s success and growth. 

    Social Skills 

    Some elements of social skills are observation, active listening, empathy, written & verbal communication, teamwork, and leadership. If they master this art, it will help them communicate effectively with their peers and teachers. It will also help them in communicating their ideas and thoughts to others. 

    5. Communication Skills

    Nowadays, most recruiters are looking for strong verbal and written communication skills. Communication skills include speaking, listening, observing, and empathizing. Strong communication is like a magic wand, which comes in handy in dealing with complicated situations, people, etc.

    Communication Skills

    6. Gardening

    This may sound off the track but gardening is a great fun learning process. If you have a garden/kitchen garden at home, it is wonderful or you can use pots to grow herbs, flowers, etc.

    Gardening

    Gardening involves pruning, weeding, digging, watering, etc which are good for both upper and lower body muscles. Gardening also creates opportunities to apply science and math knowledge. So, this could be an unconventional yet beneficial resolution for your child.

    7. Physical Exercise 

    During COVID-19, children had fewer opportunities for physical activity. So, make a resolution to pursue a healthier lifestyle. Start physical activities such as yoga, rope skipping, squatting, etc. Prepare a list of the small and large goals your family would want to attain.

    Physical Exercise 

    8. Reading Activities 

    Reading should be one of the topmost New Year’s resolutions for children. Take a few minutes and think about how many unread books are there on your and your children’s bookshelves. When was the last time you visited a library? Use your free time to read books! 

    Reading Activities 

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    Pick up appropriate reading material for your children and encourage them to review and describe the book using only a reading chart or book notebook. There are several benefits of reading such as enhanced vocabulary, concentration, general knowledge, etc.

    9. Organizational Skills 

    You can invest your time and energy in instilling organizational skills in your child.  Start by assigning them the task of organizing their room, schedule, goals, and ambitions. Simple chores such as scooping up toys, arranging socks, etc. are not tedious. It is believed an organized person is good at problem-solving, task completion, and achieving goals.

    Organizational Skills 

    Motivate children to prepare a schedule defining the everyday chores that must be accomplished. In fact, make it a family goal to become more regimented.

    10. Leadership Skills

    Leadership skill is a must-have skill that remains beneficial throughout life. Children should learn it from a young age as it instills confidence in them while improving their decision-making and problem-solving skills. You can start by involving them in family decisions. Be a family activity, or select a movie for screening, allow your child to make the decision and take ownership of that.

    Leadership Skills

    So, this New Year, nurture your child’s leadership skills and encourage them to discover their strengths and weaknesses. 

    11. Creative Thinking 

    Creative thinking is about innovative problem-solving. The process includes analyzing, brainstorming, and finding solutions. It is one of the most sought-after skills. You can enroll children in courses that will allow them to explore their creative side. For instance, Moonpreneur’s Innovator Program puts them on the path of exploration and innovatation.

    Creative Thinking 

    12. Gratitude

    It is important to learn to be appreciative of kindness or good fortune. It is easy to whine and crib but very difficult to appreciate what you have. Teach them to be grateful for their good fortune. Create opportunities for them to delight others by showering small acts of kindness. 

    Gratitude

    They can do simple acts of kindness at home by helping their mothers in the kitchen, spending time with their grandparents, and cooperating with their parents in keeping the house organized.

    13. Inculcate the Habit of Savings

    Children should start saving young. You can start with the popular three jars approach – spending, saving, and investing. Later, you can open a savings account for them in a bank and allow them to save a small sum of money from their pocket money and deposit it regularly. If they save even a small sum every month, it will build up a great habit in the long run. Everyone can count their profits and make arrangements for the end-of-year surprise.

    Inculcate the habit of savings

    14. Eco-friendly Lifestyle

    An eco-friendly lifestyle is another important New Year’s resolution for kids. Living a “green” lifestyle is beneficial to the environment, your family, and even your finances. Ensure you are teaching them about recycling, segregating waste, etc. Encourage them to read books on the environment and climate change, and show them movies on the topic.

    Eco-friendly lifestyle

    15. Kindness is the Way Forward

    COVID has turned our lives upside down and it posed many challenges for us. Many fell into a pit of melancholy in the aftermath of the pandemic. As a society, we should help others during trying times. So, instill compassion and empathy in your child.

    Kindness is the Way Forward

    Welcome the New Year 2024 with new resolutions of exploring kindness and teaching children how to exercise it. Make a family commitment to practice one random act of kindness each day.

    A lot of people make New Year’s resolutions but very few can pursue them diligently. Your child should not be one of them. Make sure their resolutions are reasonable. While setting a resolution, develop a strategy. Find time each day to discuss family goals. This could help everyone stay on track. 

    Hope our list of kid-friendly New Year’s resolutions for 2024 will help you out! Have a great year!

    Moonpreneur is on a mission to disrupt traditional education and future-proof the next generation with holistic learning solutions. Its Innovator Program is building tomorrow’s workforce by training students in AI/ML, Robotics, Coding, IoT, and Apps, enabling entrepreneurship through experiential learning.

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    Romona Stewart
    Romona Stewart
    7 months ago

    How to set goals for my kids? Does anybody wanna help?

    Ornaldo
    Ornaldo
    6 months ago
    Reply to  Romona Stewart

    Let me help you to find your goal for your kids 

    1. Set a Goal: Begin by helping your child identify and articulate a specific goal.
    2. Make the Goal Attainable: Once the goal is set, assist your child in making sure it is realistic and achievable.
    3. Create an Action Plan: Develop a step-by-step plan outlining how your child can work towards their goal.
    4. Set Checkpoints and Offer Incentives: Establish milestones along the way and provide rewards or incentives to encourage progress.
    5. Offer Support: Continuously support and motivate your child as they strive to reach their goal

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