What this lesson teaches
Creating a vision board helps children clarify their aspirations and encourages goal setting. This tangible representation of their dreams makes abstract concepts of future planning more concrete and achievable.
Creative Arts
Can you finish vision board creation in about 30 min?
Vision Board Creation
You will creating a vision board helps children clarify their aspirations and encourages goal setting.
Duration30 min
Age GroupAges 15–16
DifficultyBeginner
SubjectCreative Arts
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The learning connection
The embodied cognition principle suggests that visualizing goals through images activates neural pathways related to motivation and planning, enhancing commitment to achieving those goals. Engaging with materials allows children to express their creativity while reinforcing their desires.
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1. Gather old magazines, scissors, glue, and a large piece of cardboard. 2. Cut out images and words that inspire you or represent your goals. 3. Arrange the cutouts on the cardboard in a way that feels right. 4. Glue the images and words onto the cardboard. 5. Share your vision board with a family member and explain your goals. 6. Place your vision board somewhere you'll see it every day!