Lesson 2: Organization
This is the first thing you should do when you have a big school project due in two weeks
Break it into smaller steps
This tool helps you see how much time you have to finish a task
This is the ability to recognize your own thoughts, feelings, and actions.
Self- Awareness
This board game involves buying properties like Boardwalk and Park Place
Monopoly
This is a list of things you plan to accomplish today, written in order of importance
To-do list
Alex is a high school student who struggles with organization. One morning, Alex wakes up late and scrambles to get ready for school. When Alex arrives, they realize they forgot their math homework at home and didn’t pack their gym clothes. During class, Alex can’t find the notes they took for a group project because their backpack is stuffed with crumpled papers and random items. At the end of the day, Alex misses the bus because they were looking for their science book in their locker. What can Alex do to stay more organized?
2. Organize his bag
This is how you feel when you know you've done something well
Pride or confidence
This viral app is known for short videos and popular dance trends.
TikTok
This is what you use to see what time it is and make sure you stay on schedule
Clock or watch
Jamie has a big history paper due on Friday but keeps putting it off, thinking, I’ll do it later. On Thursday night, they realize they haven’t started and scramble to write it. The rushed work results in a low grade, and Jamie feels stressed and exhausted. What can Jamie do to stay more organized?
1. Break the Task into Smaller Steps: Divide the paper into manageable parts (e.g., research on Monday, outline on Tuesday, draft on Wednesday, edit on Thursday).
2. Use a Planner or Calendar: Schedule specific times each day to work on the paper.
3.Reward Progress: Give yourself small rewards for completing each step, like a short break or a favorite snack.
This is the term for areas where you need to improve or ask for help
Weakness or growths areas
Knowing what you’re good at can help build this kind of belief in yourself
Self-Confidence
This word describes the habit of waiting until the last minute to start a task
Procrastination
Taylor struggles to wake up on time for school. They spend too much time picking out clothes and end up skipping breakfast. By the time they get to school, Taylor feels hungry and unfocused in class. What can Taylor do to stay more organized?
1. Prepare the Night Before: Choose an outfit, pack your backpack, and set out breakfast items before bed.
2. Set Multiple Alarms: Place one alarm across the room to force yourself to get out of bed.
3. Stick to a Routine: Plan out a morning schedule with specific times for getting dressed, eating, and leaving.
This is the term for what motivates you or makes you want to keep trying
Internal drive or inspiration
What's Rhyena's favourite hockey team?
Toronto Maple Leafs