Personal Goal Setting Flashcards

Grade 3 · Health · Flashcards

Review the key words and ideas behind setting and achieving personal goals.

Flashcards

Goal: Something you decide you want to accomplish and work toward with effort.
Short-Term Goal: A goal you plan to reach in a short time — today, this week, or this month.
Long-Term Goal: A goal that takes many months or even years to complete.
SMART Goal: A goal that is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
Specific: Clear and detailed about exactly what you want to achieve (S in SMART).
Measurable: You can track your progress with numbers or clear signs of success (M in SMART).
Achievable: The goal is realistic and something you can actually do with effort (A in SMART).
Relevant: The goal matters to you and connects to something important in your life (R in SMART).
Time-Bound: The goal has a specific deadline or end date to keep you on track (T in SMART).
Action Plan: A step-by-step list of things you will do to reach your goal.
Motivation: Your personal drive and reason for wanting to reach your goal.
Progress: The forward movement you make as you complete each step toward your goal.
Obstacle: Something that gets in the way of reaching your goal; a challenge to overcome.