Goal-Setting Adventure

Yesenia Millan

Tier 1

Lesson Plan

Goal-Setting Adventure

Help students set achievable goals

This lesson introduces students to the concept of setting attainable goals through engaging activities and discussions. By using a game-based approach, students will learn how to break down goals into manageable steps, fostering a sense of achievement and motivation. This lesson is crucial in helping students develop planning and organizational skills that are essential for personal growth and academic success.

Audience

Elementary Students

Time

30 minutes

Approach

Game-Based Learning, Active Learning

Materials

Worksheet: Goal-Setting Steps, Video: Developing a Growth Mindset, Goal-Setting Game Instructions, and Pens and Paper

Step 1

Introduction

5 mins

Begin with a brief discussion on what goals are and why they are important.
Ask students to share any goals they have set in the past and discuss the outcomes.

Step 2

Video Viewing

5 mins

Show the video Developing a Growth Mindset.
Discuss the key points from the video, focusing on the importance of a growth mindset in achieving goals.

Step 3

Goal-Setting Game

10 mins

Introduce the goal-setting game where students will work in pairs.
Each pair will receive a set of goal cards with different scenarios.
Students will discuss and decide on simple steps to achieve each goal.
Encourage creativity and teamwork during the activity.

Step 4

Worksheet Activity

5 mins

Distribute the "Goal-Setting Steps" worksheet.
Guide students to fill out the worksheet by setting a personal goal and breaking it down into actionable steps.
Provide support and feedback as needed.

Step 5

Closure

5 mins

Invite students to share their personal goals and the steps they plan to take.
Reinforce the importance of setting realistic goals and celebrating small achievements.

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Worksheet

Goal-Setting Steps

This worksheet helps students outline a personal goal and break it down into simple, actionable steps.

What is one goal you want to achieve?

Think about something you want to improve or learn.

List three simple steps you can take to achieve this goal.

Consider what you can do daily or weekly.

How will you know when you have achieved your goal?

Think about what success looks like for you.