SMART Goals for Kids
A worksheet for 4th graders to learn about setting SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals.
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SMART Goals Worksheet
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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. This worksheet will help you understand how to set SMART goals!
What are SMART Goals?
SMART is a helpful way to remember how to set good goals. It stands for:
S - Specific: Your goal should be clear and not vague.
M - Measurable: You should be able to track your progress and know when you've reached your goal.
A - Achievable: Your goal should be something you can actually do, even if it's a challenge.
R - Relevant: Your goal should be important to you and make sense for your life.
T - Time-bound: Your goal should have a deadline or a specific time when you want to achieve it.
1. The 'S' in SMART goals stands for .
2. If your goal has a deadline, it is .
3. A goal that you can track your progress for is .
4. Your goal should be important to you, which means it is .
5. A goal you can actually do is called .
1. Which of these is the most Specific goal?
I want to be good at math.
I want to get an A on my next math test by studying for 30 minutes every day.
I want to learn more about numbers.
I like math.
2. Which part of SMART goals helps you know if you are making progress?
Specific
Achievable
Measurable
Time-bound
Think of a goal you want to achieve. Write it down and then explain how it is SMART.
My Goal:
How is my goal Specific?
How is my goal Measurable?
How is my goal Achievable?
How is my goal Relevant?
How is my goal Time-bound?
1. It's okay for a goal to be very vague.
True
False
2. All SMART goals should have a deadline.
True
False