Eva jumped out of bed as fast as she could and ran downstairs. Both Eva and Dad munched their breakfast. Eva noticed that Dad was very focused on a sheet of paper that was lying in front of him. When Dad got up to go to the bathroom, Eva scampered across the kitchen to read this sheet of paper.
At a quick glance, Eva could see lines, words and time slots. She wondered what it could be ..
Eva quickly realised it was a schedule for the match today. The schedule read:
Time Event
12:00 Arrive at St. Loman’s Pitch
12:30 Jerseys and football boots on
12:45 Warm up on Pitch 2
13:00 Photo with local photographer
13:15 Captain goes for the coin toss
13:20 Captain has final words with the team
13:30 Game commences
12:00 Arrive at St. Loman’s Pitch
12:30 Jerseys and football boots on
12:45 Warm up on Pitch 2
13:00 Photo with local photographer
13:15 Captain goes for the coin toss
13:20 Captain has final words with the team
13:30 Game commences
Eva thoroughly read the schedule and noticed that
there were
30 minute intervals
15 minute intervals
10 minute intervals
between the time slots.
there were
30 minute intervals
15 minute intervals
10 minute intervals
between the time slots.
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Eva and Dad's team won the game! They were both ecstatic. When the team went out for their celebratory meal, Eva asked Dad 'do you think having the timetable made a difference, Dad?'
Dad replied ' 100% yes, without the timetable I would not have been able to prioritise all the minor details which are just as important as the actual playing of the game'.
Eva thought about what Dad had said and decided that she would try out making her own timetable for their next game.
Dad replied ' 100% yes, without the timetable I would not have been able to prioritise all the minor details which are just as important as the actual playing of the game'.
Eva thought about what Dad had said and decided that she would try out making her own timetable for their next game.
