#100BucketList JUNIOR edition

Develop new talents. #100 Bucketlist Junior Edition – is not only an exciting game, but also a test for future guidance. Observe what tasks your child prefers the most, and you will know in which direction to move forward.

Create a family support team. It’s good when everyone in the family is busy with their own tasks, but it’s even better when you accomplish tasks together! As everyone knows, spending time together to accomplish tasks – is best family team building technique.

Become independent. Sometimes it doesn’t matter how much you help your child, sometimes they have to do it on their own. The tasks in this poster are specially formulated to teach your child to search for solutions on their own and not be afraid to take responsibility for the end result.

Learn to dream. We know that children must be taught to read and write, add numbers and speak in English, but “learning to dream” is one important tasks that we forget to teach our children. In fact, the inventors of the iPhone, Facebook that changed our world, all start from a dream.

Achieve goals. Nothing motivates better than a reward and the feeling of victory. Therefore, we came up with “Grown-Up Agreement.” This is a small contract between you and your child. Sign it and you’ll be surprised at how fast all the tasks have been completed.

Remember hundreds of amazing moments. We live in an age where cameras are everywhere, and this means that, along with the one hundred tasks you can take one hundred bright pictures! Do not miss this opportunity. You can’t repeat childhood.

More inspiration. No geniuses, professors or academics can learn as fast as children do. One hundred new skills and personal achievement – it is the fuel, that helps your child move forward, it instills the habit of studying and striving to do better!

Remember a happy childhood. Each of us have a warm memories of our childhood. We tried to bring together the most important things to do as a child to guarantee a happy memories. To look back at this poster, and remember all your small achievements.

– Instructions;

-Special scratcher;

-Sticker to customize the poster;

-Blank agreement with parents “Grown-Up Agreement”;

-Blank “Letter from childhood”;

– Card with challenge.