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Time Management is the ability to prioritize the steps needed to complete a task and schedule them with adequate timing to complete the work satisfactorily. A student needs to know how to estimate time needed to complete tasks.
Directions: Read the information that gives details about what you will be planning. Next, use that information to answer the questions by drawing the correct analog time and writing the correct digital time.
Cut out the cards and then mix them up. Match the digital time to the same analog time.
Draw the analog clock
Write the digital time
Write the digital time
Write the digital time
Draw the hands on the clock faces to show what time you do different things during the day.
Read about the student. Next, print the correct time in the space provided. Finally, draw a line from that student to the clock that represents the correct time.
Draw a line to connect the time!
Print watch on cardstock. Color and decorate watch strap. Help student draw the hands onto the watch. Discuss hour hand and minute hand. Cut out watch. Tape straps together to fit. Discuss what time student goes to bed, wakes up, has lunch, etc. Â
This activity can help you become aware of the length of time needed to complete the task of taking care of your pet dinosaur.
Read the short paragraph about what will be expected while babysitting and then answer the questions.
To make the best use of your time it helps to get better at prioritizing. This means that you need to decide which tasks should be done right away and which can be completed later. In this activity the child will list 10 tasks they have to do this week and then prioritize the list in order from most important.
Time management skills involve the ability to prioritize the steps needed to complete a task and schedule them with adequate timing to complete the work satisfactorily. In this activity the student will have to draw a line from the time on the left to the activity on the right that usually occurs at that time of day. They will then use the information from above to fill in the blanks for a daily schedule.
These timed activities were designed to help a child more accurately predict the passing of time. This 6 PAGE PDF Includes: Detailed Directions and 8 Specified Tasks/Activity Record Sheets. Use the record sheets to help the child see if he or she improved their ability to judge the passing of time.
This activity can help you learn to plan how long it will take to finish school tasks so you can make better decisions for completing all assignments and reaching deadlines. This is a 3 PAGE PDF that is a great activity to address Estimating Time and Time Management for School Tasks and Assignments!
This activity can help you learn to plan how long it will take to complete these tasks at home so you can make better decisions for completing chores and reaching deadlines. Read each task and guess how long it would take to complete these tasks you do at home. Next, actually complete the task.
This activity can help you learn to make predictions to complete these Fall tasks so you can make better decisions for completing tasks.
A student needs to estimate the passing of time to plan how long it will take to finish tasks in order to make decisions for completing all assignments and reaching deadlines. This 5 PAGE PDF includes 4 different activities that address Estimating the length of time needed to complete tasks or projects.
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