This interactive growth mindset activity workbook teaches kids to train their brains to get stronger. Using multi-sensory activities, they learn about their unique strengths, learning style, and how to use their senses to improve. This is a great way to encourage a positive learning attitude for all learners. Working through the exercises highlights that everyone has different strengths, abilities, ways of learning, and that we can all get stronger. Activities include looking, reading, writing, drawing, telling, singing, moving and thinking.
This is an excellent activity for special education and counseling groups. It is a great way to begin tutoring sessions, particularly for those who learn differently.
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Kathleen M. –
This is a wonderful resource for my class, very helpful for the children
Michelle McDaniel –
I used this with my first and second grade gifted students. Just what I needed.
JM J. –
Perfect way to reflect on a growth mindset- kids were super engaged.
connie P. –
This was a great resource to add to my collection of growth mindset activities.
Tania miranda –
great supplement for our classroom, thank you
Madison Wood –
Great resource! Thank you! I was able to modify it for my SDC classes which is exactly what I needed!
Sue R. –
A great resource to just pick up, copy and use immediately with my class. A bonus was that it was also at a great price. In Australia we don’t use the same standards as you, however it was just what I was after. Many thanks
Tammy F. –
This is perfect! I used it at the beginning of class as a quick review of fixed mindset or growth mindset.
Lonnie S. –
Super lessons to help kids understand how their brains grow and teach the difference between fixed and growth mindsets.
Tracie L. –
This is a very great resource for introducing Growth Mindset! Very comprehensive!
julia F. –
I like to start my Growth Mindset unit talking about the brain’d capacity to learn. This activity supports my lessons.
Margaret Reames –
great examples of how to show what positive thinking can accomplish
Cassandra Jones –
I found this product to be easy to use and prepare. The students found it easy to complete. Thank You!
Michelle E. –
Great for guidance and beginning of the year!
Julie R. –
great resource
Danielle M. –
The Student enjoyed earning about his brain and how it helps with learning.
Jamie B. –
I love this! It was cute and is an important topic!
athanasia P. –
Love it <3
Venise D. –
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!
Homeschool Blueprints –
What a fun tool to use with my 7 year old!