CEPS KIDS 

Next term we are working on 

Responsibility

and the first week we are looking at

Setting Goals

You set a Goal whenever you say, “I want to…” Your Goal might be that you want to get a pet dog.  Or that you want to learn to dance, or to play football well.  Or your goal might be to work harder at school.

Why are Goals important?

• When you have a Goal, it makes you feel full of energy.
• Having a Goal makes you feel good about yourself and about everybody else.

It makes life much more FUN!

In order for something to be a goal:

• It has to be important to you, personally.
• It has to be within your power to make it happen through your own actions.
• It has to be something you have a reasonable chance of achieving.
• It must be clearly defined and have a specific plan of action.

HOW TO SET GOALS 

1.  Define the goal.

2.  Outline the steps needed to achieve it.

3.  Consider possible blocks and ways of dealing with them.

4.  Set deadlines.