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Reflection Questions for New Years Eve!

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Happy New Year’s Eve!

December 31 is a great day to think about the past 365 days—a whole year has passed since last New Year’s Eve. You’re a year older. Are you a year wiser? (And what does that even mean, anyway?)

Here are ten questions you can think about before you jump in to the next year. You can answer them out loud, with your family or friends, or if you want to do them solo, grab a pen and use the space provided on the pages. You can even draw your thoughts! Let your creativity go wild.

Happy reflecting! And pass over that bowl of popcorn.

Have a great evening,tsh

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1. What was your favorite thing from this past spring?

2. What was your favorite thing from this past summer?

3. What was your favorite thing from this past fall?

4. What was your favorite thing from this past winter?

5. What was the hardest thing that happened?



6. What were the best books you read this year?

7. Who were the important people in your life?

8. What was your favorite thing that you learned this year?

9. How do you hope this next year will be like this past year?

10. How do you hope this next year will be different for you?



What was your favorite thing from this past spring?

What was your favorite thing from this past summer?

What was your favorite thing from this past fall?

What was your favorite thing from this past winter?

What was the hardest thing that happened this past year?

What were the best books you read this year?

Who were the important people in your life this past year?

What was your favorite thing that you learned this year?

How do you hope this next year will be like this past year?

How do you hope this next year will be different for you?

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