S.M.A.R.T. Goals Booklet

This is a S.M.A.R.T. Goals Booklet for students.

The acronym represents:

S – specific

M – measured

A – achievable

R – relevant

T – timely

For specific goals, this goal is about one detailed part you want to improve on. What is one goal you want to accomplish?

For measured goals, you can check or track your progress to know exactly when your goal is met. How will you measure your goal?

For achievable goals, what plan or steps will you take to reach your goal? What action will you take to achieve your goal?

For relevant goals, this goal is important and worthwhile to you. Why is this important to you?

For timely goals, think about how much time you need to start working on your goal. Ex: two weeks, month, or year. When will you start and reach this goal?

Included in this resource:

-Booklet cover page.

-S.M.A.R.T. Goals Anchor Chart Page. Can be printed on the back side of the cover page, as page 1 of the booklet, or left completely out.

-Brainstorming/Drafting Page. Students can use this page to “draft” their goals. Teachers can complete a quick check-in with students after they complete this page to make sure students are on the right track with their goals to proceed with the following pages of their booklet.) Two templates are included with different kinds of writing lines.

-Reflection Pages. Two different options.

-Measuring Tools for Students. Students can use these pages to measure and track their goals.

-Booklet Cover Page Options.

-Brainstorming/Drafting by Subject Area. Students can use this page to “draft” their goals for reading, writing, math, and a personal goal. Teachers can complete a quick check-in with students after they complete this page to make sure students are on the right track with their goals to proceed with the following pages of their booklet.

A 44 page printable PDF