Goal Setting Worksheet: Breaking Goals into Steps
Study tip (Divide and date): Order: write the big goal → split it into steps → give each step a date → do the first step → check and adjust weekly. Share it equally: amount each week = total ÷ number of weeks (e.g. 64 pages in 8 weeks → 64 ÷ 8 = 8 pages a week). A good step is small and clear (“make 10 flashcards”); a poor one is too big or vague (“master all maths”).
NameDateTime takenScore ___ / 40
- 1.🪜 Meera’s goal is to read 40 pages in 8 weeks, the same number each week. How many pages is that each week?
- 2.Which of these is too big or too vague for one step? (a) study a lot (b) learn 5 words tonight (c) solve 3 sums before tea (d) write one paragraph
- 3.🪜 When planning a goal, which comes first: give each step a date or do the first step? (a) give each step a date (b) do the first step
- 4.🪜 Ananya’s goal is to read 52 pages in 4 weeks, the same number each week. How many pages is that each week?
- 5.🪜 Tara’s goal is to solve 36 practice sums, doing 9 each day. In how many days will the goal be done?
- 6.🪜 A small clear step, or too big or vague: “get really fit”? (a) a small clear step (b) too big or vague
- 7.🪜 When planning a goal, which comes first: check and adjust weekly or do the first step? (a) check and adjust weekly (b) do the first step
- 8.🪜 Ananya’s goal is to make 15 flashcards in 5 days, the same number each day. How many flashcards is that each day?
- 9.🪜 When planning a goal, which comes first: split it into steps or write the big goal? (a) split it into steps (b) write the big goal
- 10.🪜 Diya’s goal is to solve 16 practice sums in 4 days, the same number each day. How many practice sums is that each day?
- 11.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) fix everything today (b) solve 3 sums before tea (c) master all maths (d) do the whole syllabus
- 12.🪜 Arjun’s goal is to learn 36 new words in 9 days, the same number each day. How many new words is that each day?
- 13.🪜 When planning a goal, which comes first: do the first step or check and adjust weekly? (a) do the first step (b) check and adjust weekly
- 14.🪜 Your goal: learn 60 new words in a month. The best first step is… (a) wait till next month (b) learn all 60 today (c) learn 15 words this week (d) buy a big dictionary
- 15.🪜 Diya’s goal is to solve 24 practice sums in 3 days, the same number each day. How many practice sums is that each day?
- 16.🪜 When planning a goal, which comes first: split it into steps or do the first step? (a) split it into steps (b) do the first step
- 17.🪜 A good step is… (a) secret (b) someday maybe (c) small and clear (d) huge and vague
- 18.🪜 When planning a goal, which comes first: check and adjust weekly or give each step a date? (a) check and adjust weekly (b) give each step a date
- 19.🪜 Aarav’s goal is to write 24 practice answers, doing 4 each day. In how many days will the goal be done?
- 20.🪜 A small clear step, or too big or vague: “learn all of chemistry”? (a) a small clear step (b) too big or vague
- 21.🪜 Tara’s goal is to solve 10 practice sums, doing 2 each day. In how many days will the goal be done?
- 22.🪜 Arjun’s goal is to write 30 practice answers in 10 days, the same number each day. How many practice answers is that each day?
- 23.Which of these is a small clear step? (a) do the whole syllabus (b) study a lot (c) fix everything today (d) write one paragraph
- 24.🪜 Why split a big goal into steps? (a) to skip the goal (b) it takes longer (c) it looks busy (d) each step feels doable
- 25.⚙️ A step is taking longer than planned. What is best? (a) skip all the rest (b) quit the goal (c) hide it (d) adjust the plan
- 26.🪜 Arjun’s goal is to read 60 pages in 4 weeks, the same number each week. How many pages is that each week?
- 27.🪜 Vihaan’s goal is to learn 12 new words in 4 weeks, the same number each week. How many new words is that each week?
- 28.🪜 Tara’s goal is to make 36 flashcards, doing 3 each day. In how many days will the goal be done?
- 29.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) learn 5 words tonight (b) make 10 flashcards (c) become great at English (d) read pages 1 to 10 today
- 30.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) master all maths (b) fix everything today (c) learn 5 words tonight (d) study a lot
- 31.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) read pages 1 to 10 today (b) learn 5 words tonight (c) write one paragraph (d) fix everything today
- 32.✅ How do you know a step is done? (a) you feel tired (b) a friend says so (c) a week passes (d) you can tick it off
- 33.Which of these is too big or too vague for one step? (a) read every book (b) learn 5 words tonight (c) solve 3 sums before tea (d) list the 6 chapters
- 34.🪜 A small clear step, or too big or vague: “revise one diagram”? (a) too big or vague (b) a small clear step
- 35.🪜 A small clear step, or too big or vague: “list the 6 chapters”? (a) a small clear step (b) too big or vague
- 36.🪜 Rohan’s goal is to solve 48 practice sums in 6 weeks, the same number each week. How many practice sums is that each week?
- 37.🪜 Ishaan’s goal is to read 30 pages, doing 3 each day. In how many days will the goal be done?
- 38.🪜 Diya’s goal is to solve 108 practice sums, doing 9 each day. In how many days will the goal be done?
- 39.Which of these is a small clear step? (a) make 10 flashcards (b) do the whole syllabus (c) fix everything today (d) become great at English
- 40.🪜 Meera’s goal is to learn 18 new words, doing 6 each day. In how many days will the goal be done?
Answer key
- 5
- study a lot
- give each step a date
- 13
- 4
- too big or vague
- do the first step
- 3
- write the big goal
- 4
- solve 3 sums before tea
- 4
- do the first step
- learn 15 words this week
- 8
- split it into steps
- small and clear
- give each step a date
- 6
- too big or vague
- 5
- 3
- write one paragraph
- each step feels doable
- adjust the plan
- 15
- 3
- 12
- become great at English
- learn 5 words tonight
- fix everything today
- you can tick it off
- read every book
- a small clear step
- a small clear step
- 8
- 10
- 12
- make 10 flashcards
- 3
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