Chic one-liners for New Year’s cards! Message ideas that elementary school kids will love
When elementary school children write New Year’s cards, many people may feel that writing just “Happy New Year” is a little lacking.
So, in this article, we’ve gathered ideas for stylish one-liners that kids can use.
From phrases that will delight friends to polite greetings that are appropriate for teachers and relatives, we cover a wide range.
It’s designed so you can look through it with your child and have fun saying, “This one is great!” together.
Find that perfect little line to make New Year’s cards even more enjoyable!
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A stylish line to add to New Year’s cards! Message ideas that elementary school kids will love (21–30)
Let’s fluff out the Mane of Vigor!
Here’s a recommended one-liner when you want to incorporate a superb horse-themed metaphor: “the mane of vigor.” It’s an unfamiliar phrase, but once you hear it, it’s easy to picture—such a lovely choice of words right on that exquisite line.
The addition of the word “softly” (fuwatto) also conveys a sense of lightness and hope for the future.
When writing this phrase on a New Year’s card, an illustration of a horse running with its magnificent mane streaming would suit it perfectly.
If you’re good at drawing, try sketching it yourself!
Let’s proudly raise the mane of effort!
These are cheerful, positive one-liners perfect for New Year’s cards that elementary school kids send to friends.
Using expressions related to the Year of the Horse, they share a fun, can-do spirit.
If you add something you worked hard on—like “my math test scores went up little by little last year” or “I tried something new and learned how to do it”—your feelings will come across even better.
It’s a bright, energetic message that expresses a forward-looking resolve to charge ahead each day, strong like a horse’s mane, and make it a year of steady progress.
Chic one-liners to add to New Year’s cards! Message ideas that elementary school kids will love (31–40)
Racing straight toward my dream!
The choice of the word “masshigura” evokes the image of a horse looking only ahead and charging straight forward.
What lies ahead is a dream—this message conveys the wish for someone to push on powerfully toward it.
It seems like the perfect phrase for a New Year’s card to a friend working hard toward a goal or to teammates who support each other every day.
It’s a wonderful message that encourages the recipient while also drawing out your own motivation.
Here’s hoping the new year is fruitful for both of us.
May you be able to keep smiling in the new year as well.
Spending each day with a smile is important for keeping yourself and those around you in a positive mindset.
This message straightforwardly conveys the hope that you’ll continue to enjoy each day with a smile that spreads to everyone around you.
The phrase “in the new year as well” also reminds us that you’ve been smiling up to now, too.
It conveys a sense of mutual support, suggesting that your smile contributes to both of our happiness.
A year to dash through with laughter!
Let’s make the new year one filled with endless laughter! These words convey that feeling.
The phrase “dash through” overlaps with the image of a horse running swiftly and gallantly.
Even when we live each day with all our might, it’s far better to spend it with a smile than with a pained expression, isn’t it? Whether you’re studying hard, immersing yourself in lessons, or of course playing with friends, try using these words with the resolve to keep smiling—words that encourage not only your friends but yourself as well.
A year that starts with a smile and ends with a smile!
It’s often said that the first and last impressions of a year greatly influence how we feel about it as a whole.
This message encourages you to spend both the beginning and the end of the year with a smile, so you can look back and think it was a joyful year.
Starting with a smile makes you want to keep that smile going, and ending with a smile brings back strong, happy memories from the year.
Receiving this as a message inspires you to be mindful of your smile and move forward with a positive mindset.
Wishing for a year that ends with a smile.
Just as a lot happened over the past year, the new year will surely bring joys, sorrows, and challenges.
This message acknowledges that context while wishing that, in the end, we can close the year with a smile.
May everything go well—that’s the sentiment it seems to carry.
Why not add these words to a New Year’s card for someone dear and wish for happiness in the days ahead? Your kindness will come through and is sure to bring a smile.