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Finished Brains!!

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We read Your Fantastic Elastic Brain and then made our playdough brains! The students were so involved, it was wonderful.

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As we focus on growth mindset more in the classroom, we are trying to have the students celebrate their growth. We have started doing a class average on the pre and post assessments that we administer and post the growth for the students to see and feel proud of. We have also purchased growth mindset cards... The students receive a sticker for their card each time they demonstrate growth mindset. Once their card is full it will be posted on the growth mindset bulletin board. This has seemed to be very motivating for some of our students who seem to get stuck or frustrated. They have been showing some great determination not to let the frustration get the best of them and to persevere. They have also been recognized for encouraging their classmates to keep trying.

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I agree that "if you expect your students to have faith in themselves to grow, they must sense that you genuinely, enthusiastically believe in them, too."

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Growth Mindset Parent Information (2 pages- also in Spanish)

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I like the metaphor in the book about walking from one place to another and how the more you walk the more worn the path is. The easier it is to get to that place. But when you go to a new place and you have to clear a path it is harder and takes time. Good analogy for kids to understand how their brain/neurons work.

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This month's padlet will post in a "stream" which means posts will appear similar to Facebook- one below the other.