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Create Your Vision Boards

What better way to start your school year than to express yourself with a vision board!

You might ask what is a vision board? And that's a good question so for those of you who don't know a vision board is a collage of pictures,phrases,words, or items that represent who you are and what you hope to achieve goal wise.your goals can either be short-term or long-term by allowing yourself to see the images on a daily basis, will help you stay motivated and help you achieve your goals.

You will want to find images that can convey  your future and your dreams cut them out,print them out and arrange on your posterboard, or whatever you decide to choose as your board.Displayed in a place you will look at during the day my kids always choose there room.
Each board is unique like each individual remember to be colorful and visual your brain loves images don't stop there thrown some words that describe your dreams you should be specific. Put what motivate you and brings you joy here's a list of what you will need.

Supplies: you will need for creating a vision board images, books,stickers,paper, drawings,clippings, photos and some type of adhesive I use glue tape is fine.

Here is to a wonderful year and beautiful vision boards. Below you will find images for ideas here is mine and my daughter boards from this summer.
This one I made

Here is my daughter Patricia board you can tell how she wanted to spend her summer. 

And here is a few more I found online



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