Grade 6 · SEL · Lesson 35

Study plans for next year

Next school year does not start in September. It starts the moment you decide what you want next year to look like. A study plan is the bridge between today and that future version of you. It is not a wish list and it is not a strict timetable — it is a short, written sketch of where you want to be by the end of next year, what skills will get you there, and how you will check yourself along the way. Grade 6 ends with one big skill: planning your own learning instead of waiting for the teacher to plan it for you.

What this lesson teaches

1Sketch an annual study plan with one goal, one skill and one checkpoint per term
2Build a weekly routine that balances study, rest and movement
3Pick three concrete skills to grow before next school year begins
4Review your plan every term and adjust it based on what is working

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