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Time Management Speaking Activity

The document outlines a speaking activity for A2 level adult learners focusing on time management in a new job scenario. Students must prioritize tasks, deciding which are urgent and which can wait, while planning their workday. It includes a task list, useful phrases for discussion, follow-up questions, and an optional challenge to add another task.

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Time Management Speaking Activity

The document outlines a speaking activity for A2 level adult learners focusing on time management in a new job scenario. Students must prioritize tasks, deciding which are urgent and which can wait, while planning their workday. It includes a task list, useful phrases for discussion, follow-up questions, and an optional challenge to add another task.

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Speaking Activity: Plan Your Work Day

Level: A2 (Pre-Intermediate)

Type: Speaking practice

Topic: Time Management

Student: Individual adult learner

Scenario
You are starting a new job. You are very busy and need to plan your day. Your teacher is your new

co-worker. Talk to them and decide:

- What is most urgent?

- What can wait?

- What time will you do each task?

You only have time for 4 tasks today!

Task List
Read the tasks. Choose 4 you will do today. Then decide when you will do them.

Task Notes

Answer 20 emails Some are urgent

Have a meeting with your boss Scheduled for 2 PM

Create a weekly schedule Takes 30 minutes

Call an unhappy customer Must be done today

Organize your desk Not urgent

Take a break and eat lunch Important for your energy

Help a new co-worker They need training

Finish a sales report Due by 5 PM


Check social media Not work-related

Useful Phrases
- My priority is...

- This is urgent because...

- Let's do this after lunch.

- We can move this to tomorrow.

- I'll add it to my to-do list.

Follow-up Questions
1. What did you choose as your top priority? Why?

2. What tasks are not urgent?

3. How can you save time at work?

4. Do you think you are good at time management?

Extra Challenge (Optional)


Can you think of one more task to add to the list? What is it, and is it urgent?

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