Navigating Your Week: A Guide for students
As an eighth grader, your life may feel like it's swirling with homework, extracurricular activities, and time with friends and family. But guess what? With a little planning, you can navigate through the whirlwind with ease. Start your planning on Sunday. It's a great day to overview what's on the horizon for the week. Pull out your planner or your phone's calendar app and jot down the big stuff for each day. Maybe Monday has a math test, Tuesday evening is soccer practice, Wednesday you have that book report due. Don't forget to set aside some 'you' time too! It might be tempting to pack your schedule, but remember, it's important to strike a balance. It's not just about accomplishing tasks but also about taking care of your mind and body. Include time for things like exercise, hobbies, and rest. So, go ahead, plan your week, and watch how smoothly you sail through the days.
Question 1
Why is it important to include time for exercise, hobbies, and rest in your weekly plan?
To ensure you have time to complete more schoolwork
To make sure you're busy all the time
It's not important, it's just a suggestion
To take care of your mind and body and strike a balance
Question 2
What is the importance of adding 'you' time in your schedule?
To have more time to do homework
To have time to play video games
To have time for self-care and relaxation
To have more time to hang out with friends
To have more time to watch TV
Question 3
What is the main idea of the passage?
Planning is only for adults
Planning your week can help you manage your time and tasks effectively
Planning is a waste of time
You should only plan for schoolwork
You should only plan for extracurricular activities
Question 4
What does the word 'navigate' mean in the context of the passage?
To travel by ship
To drive a car
To walk around
To manage or deal with a situation
To explore a place
Question 5
Which of the following should not be included in your weekly plan according to the passage?
Homework
Extracurricular activities
Time with friends and family
'You' time
Skipping meals
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