Teaching growth mindset

Tips for how to explain growth mindset and fixed mindset to elementary learners as well as 3 story book recommendations for classroom lessons. Free posters included!

Looking for back to school Growth Mindset activities? I have compiled my very favorite Growth Mindset activities and read alouds for you to use for back to school or anytime during the school year!

This growth mindset resource for elementary students includes explicit, research-based lessons, activities, anchor charts, and an interactive bulletin board to help your students distinguish between growth and fixed mindsets, how the brain learns, goal setting, and much more! DIGITAL GOAL SETTING ACTIVITIES (Google Slides) NOW ADDED! ⭐CLICK to PREVIEW RESOURCE⭐ ⭐ CLICK to PREVIEW VIDEO⭐ In addition, you can take a closer look at this bundle in this growth mindset lessons & activities blog…

“A, B, "C" all the ways you can approach a #GrowthMindset with this alphabet from educator @kwiens62! #edchat”

Developing a growth mindset for kids may require that parents shift the way they talk to their own kids about abilities, intelligence, effort and strengths.

Think of all the people who are good at things that you know nothing about. They are probably just waiting for your call, so do not be shy!

How to Teach Growth Mindset to Kids (The 4-Week Guide) – Big Life Journal

You’ve heard how much Big Life Journal rocks. And you’re pumped to get started with helping your child develop a growth mindset. You’ve sampled some of the free printable activities and you know the excellent quality behind this work. In this quick start guide, we have suggestions for customizing your Big Life Journal experience to best meet the needs of your family.

Help growth minded students embrace mistakes as an integral part of the learning process rather than fear challenges or setbacks.