Time Management Challenge Games, Executive Functioning Skills Activities, No Prep
Time Management Challenge Games, Executive Functioning Skills Activities, No Prep
Time Management Challenge Games, Executive Functioning Skills Activities, No Prep
Time Management Challenge Games, Executive Functioning Skills Activities, No Prep

Time Management Challenge Games, Executive Functioning Skills Activities, No Prep

$3.99

How long does it take to tidy your desk? Your students are about to guess, race the timer, and find out. These time management games for students teach an executive functioning skill the fun way, by playing: kids estimate how long things take, sort priorities, and fit a whole afternoon onto a timeline. No prep: a clock or timer is all you need.

Perfect For

  • Morning warm-ups and brain breaks (one ticket a day!)
  • Executive functioning and study skills lessons
  • Centers, early finishers, and counselor small groups

What’s Inside: 6 Games

  • Beat the Clock: 12 challenge tickets (solo or class)
  • Time Detective match (solo)
  • Priority Power sort (solo)
  • Plan-a-Day timeline puzzle (solo)
  • Time Helpers vs Time Bandits sort (solo)
  • My Week planner with estimate vs real time (solo)

Why Teachers Love It

  • Every game builds one habit: estimate, prioritize, plan, focus
  • Answer keys included; the Plan-a-Day puzzle fits exactly
  • Color and ink-saver black and white, US Letter and A4

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What’s Included

  • 12 Beat the Clock challenge tickets (estimation and timer games)
  • Time Detective: match everyday tasks to how long they really take
  • Priority Power sort: do it first, do it next, or it can wait (12 cards)
  • Plan-a-Day: fit six tasks into a 4-hour timeline, and it ALL just fits
  • Time Helpers vs Time Bandits sort (12 cards)
  • My Week planner: guess the minutes, then compare with reality
  • Exit tickets and a full answer key
  • Color and ink-saver black and white, US Letter and A4 (10 pages each)

Helpful Details

Written for grades 2-5 in kid-friendly language. Time management is an executive functioning skill, and young students learn it by doing: feeling how long a minute is, guessing before doing, choosing what comes first, and spotting the distractions that steal time. Start with one ticket a day.

Works With

Any printer, plus a classroom clock or any timer. No student devices or logins.

Help

Email me any time with questions or requests. Thank you for supporting a small teacher-run shop.

Carolin

carolin@classroomreview.games

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