Goal Challenge
SMART Goals
Make It SMART
Goal Planning
Goal Setting Basics
100

Practice taking 5 deep breaths when I feel angry or nervous.

Physical, Emotional or Social goal? 

Emotional Goal

100

What does the “S” in SMART stand for?

Specific

100

Which goal is more specific: “Get better at math” or “Raise my math grade to an 85%”?

“Raise my math grade to an 85%.”

100

What should you do first when setting a goal?

Decide what you want to accomplish.

100

What is something you want to accomplish called?

A goal.

200

"Getting better grades in school"  Wish or a goal?

Wish

200

What does the “M” in SMART stand for?

Measurable

200

Which part of SMART makes it possible to track your progress?

Measurable.

200

What is one action you can take to move closer to your goal called?

Actionable Step

200

What part of SMART requires a deadline?

Time Bound

300

Drink 6-8 glasses of water each day

Physical, Emotional or Social goal?

Physical

300

What does the “A” in SMART stand for?

Achievable

300

“I will read 20 pages every night for one month.” Which part of SMART is shown by “for one month”?

Time-bound.

300

Resolve disagreements by talking calmly instead of arguing. Physical, Emotional or Social goal?

Social

300

What type of goal can usually be accomplished in a few weeks?

 A short-term goal.

400

Make this goal more Specific & Measurable: I want to get in better shape”

“I will exercise for 30 minutes, 3 days a week, for the next month.”

400

What does the “R” in SMART stand for?

Relevant

400

“I will practice basketball for 30 minutes, three times a week.” Which part of SMART makes this goal easy to track?

Measurable.

400

If your goal is to improve your grades, name one action step you could take.

Study regularly, complete homework, review notes, or ask for help.

400

What type of goal may take months or even years to accomplish?

A long-term goal.

500

A student wants to improve their test scores. Their goal is: “I will raise my science test average from 75% to 85% by the end of the quarter by studying 20 minutes each school night and asking my teacher for help when I need it.  I will track progress in a log book. ”Is this a SMART goal and why?

 It is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.

500

What does the “T” in SMART stand for?

Time Bound

500

“I will become the best basketball player in the world by practicing 2 hours a day, 3 days a week by next week.” “What part of SMART does this goal fail to meet?”

Achievable

500

You planned to study for 30 minutes every night, but your plan isn't working. What should you do?

Review the plan, figure out what isn't working, and adjust your strategy.

500

Why is it helpful to break a large goal into smaller steps?

It makes the goal easier to manage and accomplish

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