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End of Year Reflection Journal For Kids

Updated on November 27, 2020 | Published on November 27, 2020

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The end of the year is a great time to reflect on the year! This end of year reflection journal is a perfect way to help your kids remember their year. This little booklet is free for download and can be printed out for each of your kids to fill out. The journal has several things for them to record. Examples include their favorite book, movie, and song that year. There’s also space for more noteworthy things, such as their best friend, favorite memory, and biggest accomplishment. And of course, there’s a page dedicated to things they learned. It’s important that kids (and adults) look back each year to recognize the growth they’ve had! Download this printable for your kids to have their own end of year journal!

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