Used a"Pomodoro"technique(study for 25minutes, take a5-minute break)Took a 5-minutewalk afterstudyingCreated amind map orconcisenotes for atest or examPacked my bagand uniform thenight before thenext school daySet aspecific timeeach day forstudyingReviewedmy noteswithin 24hours ofclassUsed a planner,(digital)calendar or appto trackassignmentsand deadlinesTurned offnotificationswhileworkingCompletedhomeworkahead ofscheduleResearchedtimemanagementtips onlinePlanned astudyschedule forthe upcomingexamImplementedthe two-minuterule (if it takesless than 2minutes, do itright away)Used colour-coded notesto organizesubjectsCompleted atask withoutcheckingsocial mediaOrganisedmy notesin a fileOrganizedmy schoolsupplies orstudy spaceStudied for25 minuteswithoutdistractionsUsed atimer tostay ontaskKept track oflong-termassignmentson acalendarCreated aweeklystudytimetableAttendeda studygroupsessionUsed a prioritymatrix (e.g.,urgent vs.important) todecide what towork on firstUsed analarmclock towake upMade ato-do listfor thedayUsed a"Pomodoro"technique(study for 25minutes, take a5-minute break)Took a 5-minutewalk afterstudyingCreated amind map orconcisenotes for atest or examPacked my bagand uniform thenight before thenext school daySet aspecific timeeach day forstudyingReviewedmy noteswithin 24hours ofclassUsed a planner,(digital)calendar or appto trackassignmentsand deadlinesTurned offnotificationswhileworkingCompletedhomeworkahead ofscheduleResearchedtimemanagementtips onlinePlanned astudyschedule forthe upcomingexamImplementedthe two-minuterule (if it takesless than 2minutes, do itright away)Used colour-coded notesto organizesubjectsCompleted atask withoutcheckingsocial mediaOrganisedmy notesin a fileOrganizedmy schoolsupplies orstudy spaceStudied for25 minuteswithoutdistractionsUsed atimer tostay ontaskKept track oflong-termassignmentson acalendarCreated aweeklystudytimetableAttendeda studygroupsessionUsed a prioritymatrix (e.g.,urgent vs.important) todecide what towork on firstUsed analarmclock towake upMade ato-do listfor theday

CRP: Time Management BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Used a "Pomodoro" technique (study for 25 minutes, take a 5-minute break)
  2. Took a 5-minute walk after studying
  3. Created a mind map or concise notes for a test or exam
  4. Packed my bag and uniform the night before the next school day
  5. Set a specific time each day for studying
  6. Reviewed my notes within 24 hours of class
  7. Used a planner, (digital) calendar or app to track assignments and deadlines
  8. Turned off notifications while working
  9. Completed homework ahead of schedule
  10. Researched time management tips online
  11. Planned a study schedule for the upcoming exam
  12. Implemented the two-minute rule (if it takes less than 2 minutes, do it right away)
  13. Used colour-coded notes to organize subjects
  14. Completed a task without checking social media
  15. Organised my notes in a file
  16. Organized my school supplies or study space
  17. Studied for 25 minutes without distractions
  18. Used a timer to stay on task
  19. Kept track of long-term assignments on a calendar
  20. Created a weekly study timetable
  21. Attended a study group session
  22. Used a priority matrix (e.g., urgent vs. important) to decide what to work on first
  23. Used an alarm clock to wake up
  24. Made a to-do list for the day