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Printable WorksheetAges 7–8Zuri: The Dreamer

Zuri's Dream It, Plan It Page

Turn a big idea into a real plan: name it, draw it, say why it matters, then break it into three first steps.

Estimated time
20 min
Skill focus
Imagination · Writing · Planning · Sequencing
Zuri, The Dreamer

What You’ll Practice

  • Describe an original idea in writing
  • Explain why an idea matters to other people
  • Break a goal into ordered steps

What You’ll Need

  • Pencil
  • Crayons or markers

Section 1

My Big Idea

My big idea is…

Section 2

Draw What It Could Look Like

Sketch your idea. Add labels to the important parts.

Section 3

Why Does It Matter?

Who would this help, and how?

Section 4

My First Three Steps

Write what you would do first, next and after that.

  1. Step 1

  2. Step 2

  3. Step 3

Zuri says

“First imagine what could be.”

Parent & Teacher Note

Resist fixing the idea. Your job is to ask “what would step one look like tomorrow?” A dream becomes a plan the moment it has a first step.

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