Grade 6 · SEL · Lesson 37

Goal review and celebration

You set a goal weeks ago. Maybe you hit it, maybe you missed it, maybe the goal itself shifted. None of that matters until you stop and review. Review is the quiet skill that turns one cycle of effort into the start of the next one. Without review, you forget what worked, you forget who helped, and you forget the lesson the experience was trying to teach. With review, every goal — finished or not — becomes useful.

What this lesson teaches

1Review a personal goal across the four lenses of original goal, steps, result and lesson
2Recognize small wins, allies and gratitude that supported your progress
3Plan one celebration that honors the climb without inflating the result
4Set the next goal using the lesson learned from this review

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