Way to go Tate! Another Super Summer Challenge is in the books. 100 points took awhile to get to, but he did it. This has been such a great way for Tate to work on forming some good habits (without me having to nag) and learning new skills. And I love that he is rewarded, but with delayed gratification. That in itself is a good thing to learn.
We didn't get to every single item on the list, but here were the ones crossed off this summer:
Two Bible memory verses
Memorize books of the New Testament
Church Sports Camp
Saying respectful prayers
Remembering on his own to bring Bible to church
Trying five bites of new foods (salmon!!!!, BBQ chicken, orange chicken)
Eating dinner with a happy heart
Not sucking his thumb (this one is HUGE)
Swim lessons
Swim length of pool
Monkey bars by himself
Swing by himself (got half credit...still working on this)
Ride bike with no training wheels (had a successful first attempt)
Kindergarten worksheets
Write letters A-Z upper and lower
Zoo Camp
Art Class
Read BOB books (made it through 14 books)
Learn 10 states
Kindness acts (His favorite was bringing Gatorade to mailman on hot days.)
Feed Macy without being asked
Water flowers
Be a helper for Mom & Dad
Share toys nicely with friends and brother
Make a card for someone
Collect toys for Haiti
Show good manners
So proud of Tate and the hard work and patience it took to meet the goal of 100 points. It made for a fun summer and some really fun rewards...Golf Day with Poppy, Bowling, Go-Carts, and the 100-pointer....NRH2O!
This is such an awesome challenge! When I write New Year's resolutions, I try to sort them into categories like this but so often they're too vague. I think I need to implement specifics and rewards for myself! :) Amazing habits y'all are all forming by doing this. Good job!
Okay here I am creeping all over your blog for SSC ideas for this summer! Are you doing it again? If so you should post a picture of your list. I need ideas for 6 year olds! :) Hope you guys are well! -Abbie Griffith
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This is such an awesome challenge! When I write New Year's resolutions, I try to sort them into categories like this but so often they're too vague. I think I need to implement specifics and rewards for myself! :) Amazing habits y'all are all forming by doing this. Good job!
Okay here I am creeping all over your blog for SSC ideas for this summer! Are you doing it again? If so you should post a picture of your list. I need ideas for 6 year olds! :) Hope you guys are well! -Abbie Griffith
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