Growth mindset anchor chart

Edutopia on Instagram: “From @lovegrowslearning : ⭐️Anchor Chart Idea⭐️ I love using this anchor chart to help students understand the difference between fixed…”

The highlight of my week was doing a formal lesson on The Power of Yet!🤗 Hearing my kids now add the word 'yet' to the end of so many of…

Simple Growth Mindset anchor chart using student suggestions for positive thinking!

Hi Friends… I hope this post finds you well. I wanted to share an activity with you that I do during the first week of school. I am a STICKLER when it comes to saying the words “I CAN’T!” Those words are actually like hearing nails on a chalkboard for me…it drives me a bit … Start your year off having a GROWTH MINDSET! {Freebie} Read More »

Kelsey Long on Instagram: "Back at the anchor chart grind for back to school! Growth mindset conversations are ALWAYS on my plans for the first week of school, but also throughout the year. Second graders need reminders and need to be trained on how to have a growth mindset. I have another poster I did in the past but decided I needed one with a disco ball soooo here it is 😂 #backtoschool #anchorcharts #secondgradeteacher #elementaryschool #classroomideas #classroompinspirations…

I've had a lot of frustration this year with students that aren't willing to try. I often hear, "I can't" or "I don't want to" or "this is too hard." There have been several nights when I have laid awake thoroughly depressed over my inability to motivate them. Then I stumbled across something interesting on Pinterest (yeah, Pinterest!) yesterday: the concept of growth mindset vs. fixed mindset. I spent the next two hours (oops! forgot about dinner) reading everything I could find. It all…

What is growth mindset in an elementary classroom? How can teachers identify if their students have a fixed mindset or a growth mindset.

Looking for some fun and engaging growth mindset for kids activities? These ideas will help your students practice growth mindset in...

Encouraging students to make art can sometimes happen easily and other times, it's a challenge. You bring out, act out, or show your "hook" and BAM! They're engaged and are wanting to do their best. Depending on the age or the student's own personal experience with creating art, this is sometimes a challenge and you might even get a complete refusal. As a teacher, it is our job to encourage a student to create. After many years of experience teaching, and having taught art to students from…