Welcome students enthusiastically. Briefly introduce yourself and today’s high-energy 15-minute focus. Ask: “Who here feels like there aren’t enough hours in the day?” to hook interest.

Explain why clear objectives help keep everyone on track. Walk through each objective one by one.

Highlight the benefits of prioritization: less stress, more confidence, clearer focus. Share a quick personal example.

Guide students as they write tasks on sticky notes. Model one task on the whiteboard, classifying it High/Medium/Low. Then have students come up to place theirs.

Distribute the [Mini-Plan Worksheet](#mini-plan-worksheet-material). Show an example of breaking “Study for math quiz” into two or three mini-steps.

Start the timer on the projector or use individual timers. Encourage students to silence phones and focus. Walk around to support and motivate.

Hand out the [Time Reflection Worksheet](#time-reflection-worksheet-material). Give students a minute to write, then select volunteers to share.

Wrap up by reinforcing daily practice. Encourage students to use this method for homework, studying, or chores. Remind them: small blocks add up!