New Year's Worksheets

New Year Worksheets

Resolutions (Primary) Member

Students write a sentence about their New Year's resolution, then draw a picture. This worksheet has dotted, primary lines for writing.

Resolutions (Intermediate) Member

Students write a short paragraph about their New Year's resolutions. They have to state their resolution and tell why they chose it.

Remembering 2012 Member

Students reflect on the year 2012 and write abut people they met and things they did.

Remembering 2013 Member

Students write about the interesting events that happened in 2013.  (This worksheet is intended to be used in early 2014.)

Remembering 2014 Member

Students write about the year 2014, including people they met and things they did. (I know it's not 2014 yet, but we've got worksheets prepared for the future.)

Remembering 2015 Member

Students write about the year 2015, including people they met and things they did. (I know it's not 2015 yet, but we've got worksheets prepared for the many years to come.)

New Year Puzzles

New Year Word Search Member

Find the hidden New Year words in this puzzle.

Reading Comprehension

New Year's Resolution (fiction) Member

Erica's New Year's resolutions are a little too ambitious, but when her mom convinces her to come up with one resolution she can really stick with, Erica discovers the perfect plan for the New Year.

Writing
Story Pictures

New Year Celebration Member

This worksheet has a picture of a boy and a girl celebrating the New Year. The girl has a cell phone and the clock reads midnight.

Fireworks Member

This worksheet has a picture of a boy and a girl watching fireworks. The boy is holding a New Year noisemaker. Students write a story to explain what's happening in the picture.