The year is coming to an end and it's a great time to reflect on 2014 and look forward to the coming year with your family. To help your family be thoughtful about the past and intentional about the future, here are a few questions to discuss with your kids.
YOUR 2014
If you had to describe your 2014 in 3 words, what would they be?
What new things did you discover about yourself?
What single achievement are you most proud of?
What was your favorite place that you visited in 2014?
Which new skills did you learn?
What, or who, are you most thankful for?
What was the most important lesson you learned in 2014?
What cool things did you create this year?
Was there anything you did for the very first time in your life this year?
What was your favorite moment spent with your friends?
What experience would you love to do all over again?
What was the best gift you received?
What was the biggest problem you solved?
What was the funniest moment of your year, one that still makes it hard not to burst out laughing when you think about it?
What one thing would you do differently and why?
What do you deserve a pat on the back for?
What topics did you most enjoy learning about?
What or who had the biggest positive impact on your life this year?
YOUR 2015
What do you want to see, discover, explore?
Who do you want to spend more time with in 2015?
What skills do you want to learn, improve or master?
Which habits do you want to change, cultivate or get rid of?
How do you want to remember the year 2015 when you look back on it 10/20/50 years from now?
What is your number one goal for 2015?
