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Time Management

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This free printable Time Management worksheet is designed for Grade 6 students to build practical habits for estimating task time, pacing their work, prioritizing responsibilities, and meeting deadlines. It uses 19 questions—8 multiple-choice, 3 multiple-select, and 8 fill-in-the-blank items—to check understanding of how time management helps students feel in control, improve work habits, make time for other activities, and reduce last-minute issues. Students apply these ideas to situations involving realistic working speed, appropriate breaks, progress checks, calendars, project chunks, mini-deadlines, and procrastination. The questions also reinforce that the time needed for a task can differ from person to person and that students should not rely on extra time after a deadline. Use this free printable worksheet for independent practice, classroom review, or a quick formative check. A complete answer key is included to support efficient grading and feedback.

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Time Management

Total questions: 19

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is time management?

a)

Knowing if it is morning or evening

b)

Clocking in for a job

c)

Knowing how much time has passed while doing a task

d)

Being on time to class

2.

Time management includes

a)

estimate how long something will take

b)

being able to pace yourself

c)

prioritizing

d)

using your time wisely

3.

Time management allows you to (a)   yourself.

4.

Time management helps you feel __ _______.

(a)  

5.

Time management (a)   work habits.

6.

Time management gives you (a)   for other activities.

7.

Time management (a)   last-minute issues.

8.

Doing this will help you stay on track of where you are and where you need to be.

a)

avoiding tasks

b)

estimating time

c)

asking for help

d)

doing homework in study hall

9.

The estimated amount of time needed to complete a task is

a)

different for everyone

b)

the same for everyone

c)

is the same per grade level

d)

is the same per subject matter

10.

Pacing yourself means

a)

rushing through everything to get it done fast

b)

taking as much time as you can to make sure everything is right

c)

asking for help when stuck

d)

setting a working speed that is right for you

11.

When pacing yourself to complete a task, you can

a)

allow breaks when needed

b)

never take a break until the task is complete

c)

take a break every 5 minutes

d)

take a break for an hour

12.

When you are working hard but not making suffient progress you should:

a)

give up

b)

keep working

c)

take a break

d)

ask someone for the answers

13.

Deadlines are usually

(a)  

14.

What should you never rely on when a teacher gives a deadline?

a)

a grade

b)

extra time

c)

a friend to help you

d)

the calendar

15.

How can you meet your deadlines:

a)

write the deadline in your calendar

b)

chunk the project into smaller sections

c)

use mini-deadlines

d)

don't procrastinate

16.

To analyze and order tasks by what needs to be done first is to:

a)

prioritize

b)

procrastinate

c)

pace yourself

d)

meet your deadlines

17.

You can do the following to help you prioritize:

a)

list out all of the tasks

b)

consider what the biggest task is

c)

consider what needs to be finished first

d)

rank the tasks in order from first to last

18.

_______ _____ for yourself can help you manage your time.

(a)  

19.

(a)   are anything that are getting in the way of you doing your job.

Answer Key

Time Management

Total questions: 19

1.
c)

Knowing how much time has passed while doing a task

2.
a)

estimate how long something will take

, b)

being able to pace yourself

, c)

prioritizing

, d)

using your time wisely

3.
pace
4.
in control
5.
improves
6.
time
7.
reduces
8.
b)

estimating time

9.
a)

different for everyone

10.
d)

setting a working speed that is right for you

11.
a)

allow breaks when needed

12.
c)

take a break

13.
set in stone
14.
b)

extra time

15.
a)

write the deadline in your calendar

, b)

chunk the project into smaller sections

, c)

use mini-deadlines

, d)

don't procrastinate

16.
a)

prioritize

17.
a)

list out all of the tasks

, b)

consider what the biggest task is

, c)

consider what needs to be finished first

, d)

rank the tasks in order from first to last

18.
setting goals
19.
distractors

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What does this Time Management worksheet cover?

This Grade 6 worksheet develops time-management skills through 19 questions in multiple-choice, multiple-select, and fill-in-the-blank formats. Students identify how to estimate task duration, pace themselves with appropriate breaks, prioritize and use time wisely, and meet deadlines by using calendars, project chunks, and mini-deadlines.

How can I use this worksheet to teach time management to Grade 6 students?

Introduce the worksheet by discussing a task students complete regularly and asking how they would estimate its duration and choose a workable pace. After students complete the items, have them explain why estimating time can differ for each person and turn the deadline strategies into a sample plan using a calendar, smaller project sections, and mini-deadlines.

What mistakes should I watch for when students complete this time-management worksheet?

Watch for students who confuse estimating time with knowing whether it is morning or evening, or who assume every student needs the same amount of time for a task. Students may also select rushing as the meaning of pacing, reject all breaks, or treat extra time as something they can rely on after a deadline. In the multiple-select items, check that they recognize all listed strategies, including prioritizing, chunking projects, and avoiding procrastination.

How do I assign and grade this Time Management worksheet?

The worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, with a complete answer key for all 19 items. Grade printable submissions by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app, or review responses from the digital quiz.

How can I differentiate this Time Management worksheet for my students?

Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing and font size so the multiple-choice options and fill-in-the-blank prompts are easier to read. You can also apply a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the time-management worksheet into another language when those options better support access to the questions.

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