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Cue the fireworks, music, good food, and opportunity for a fresh start. Ring in the New Year with classroom decor and student activities that will allow for reflection, goal making, and offers a low-prep and hands-on learning experience.

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1. In my 2025 Era Goal Making and Reflection Posters

Get your students thinking about new goals for 2025 as well as reflect on 2024 with these posters. I always love having students fill these out then allowing an opportunity to share their posters with classmates. This engages children to work on their speaking/listening skills as well as build classroom community! Some questions I always like to ask are “What steps can you take to achieve your goals?” “Why can goals be hard to reach?” This lets children to think about the active steps needed to reach a goal and there is work behind achievements!

2. January Collaborative Class Poster

I love giving opportunities for students to collaborate, learn from each other and use their work as meaningful classroom displays. This January/winter themed collaborative poster allows your students to do all of the above. It’s no secret teachers are looking for engaging, yet meaningful classroom activities around the holidays. This is a simple and easy class project that is a hit every time!

3. New year’s Bulletin Board with Student Writing

If you’ve been around awhile and have been reading my blogs, you know I am passionate about incorporating student work into classroom decor. This bulletin board kit is my favorite for the New Year as it is beautiful and eye catching but also displays student work. The other plus, is this kit is made to cover years up to 2050, so it can be a small investment to last you years!

Which New year’s idea is your favorite? I’d love to hear from you! Tell us about your favorite New Year’s activities or classroom ideas. Connect with me by emailing missmeredithmadetpt@gmail.com

Cheers to a new year,

-Meredith