Resolutions aren't just for grown-ups! This resolutions spinner has eight little goals with pictures – from brushing teeth to sharing. Spin it each morning and the goal for today shows up in the window.
What's in the PDFs
Both PDFs, color and coloring, have 2 pages each. Page 1 is the bottom wheel with eight picture sections and short instructions, page 2 the top wheel with a window to cut out and the words “My resolution for today.” Both wheels are about 6.7 inches across and are joined with a brad fastener. Print at actual size on A4 or US Letter.
At a Glance
Fill-in printable
ages 4+
2 × A4 + 2 × A4
about 20–30 minutes
📄 What’s on the Pages
Brushing teeth, tidying up, eating veggies, reading, helping, moving, playing outside, and sharing, plus three craft steps.
A wheel with a window to cut out, a shooting star, and a four-leaf clover.
How to make the spinner
💡 Tips
- On cardstock (65–110 lb), the wheel spins more easily and lasts longer.
- Keep the center hole small so the top wheel doesn't wobble.
- Pair it with the Fresh-Start Weekly Plan: goal done? Color in a star there.
- With the coloring version, kids get to color the resolution pictures themselves.
What kids practice
Kids learn to set small, doable goals and stick with them. The pictures help kids who can't read yet. Cutting out the round wheels and the window trains fine motor skills.
🔄 Variations & Ideas
Everyone spins once with eyes closed – the resolution counts for the whole family that day.
The class spins on Monday, and the goal lasts all week.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What's a brad fastener?
A small metal fastener with a round head and two prongs. Push it through the paper and fold the prongs open on the back. You'll find them at craft and office supply stores.
Which resolutions are on the wheel?
Brushing teeth, tidying up, eating veggies, reading, helping, moving, playing outside, and sharing – each with a picture of a kid.
Can I make it without a brad?
Yes: thread a piece of yarn through the center and tie a thick knot on each side. Brads are small parts, so yarn is the better choice around children under 3.
Is the download free?
Yes, all templates on PureSketchy are 100% free for personal, preschool and classroom use – no sign-up needed.
Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version here: Vorsätze-Drehrad.