Growth Mindset Activities for Kids: 55 Exercises to Embrace Learning and Overcome Challenges
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Make them lifelong learners by cultivating a growth mindset for kids ages 6 to 9
A growth mindset for kids helps them develop their abilities to learn new things. Growth Mindset for Kids is a fun and engaging activity book that can help your child train their growing brain and develop problem-solving skills through practice and repetition. They’ll discover how to nurture an awesome “can-do” attitude and celebrate mistakes as a path to success.
Featuring dozens of everyday examples and simple exercises, this growth mindset for kids book is a great way to teach them that they can take on just about anything with a little effort and encouragement. The fun (and rewarding!) work of dreaming big, making missteps, and expanding their minds starts now. Let’s get started!
Growth Mindset for Kids includes:
55 Easy activities―From “Color My Brain” to “I Can Empower Myself,” these practical activities work for a single child as well as an entire classroom.Kid power―Explore real-life stories about kids using a growth mindset to achieve their goals.Secrets revealed―Get the fundamental basics and benefits of a growth mindset for kids.
Creating a solid foundation is key to kids’ learning development―Growth Mindset for Kids can help.
From the Publisher
This growth mindset activity book for kids includes:
Easy Exercises
From “Color My Brain” to “I Can Empower Myself,” these 55 practical activities work for a single child as well as an entire classroom.
Cool Kid Tales
Explore real-life stories about kids using a growth mindset to achieve their goals.
Secrets Revealed
Get the fundamental basics and benefits of a growth mindset for kids.
Publisher : Callisto Kids
Publication date : July 7, 2020
Language : English
Print length : 160 pages
ISBN-10 : 1646117689
ISBN-13 : 978-1646117680
Item Weight : 13.6 ounces
Reading age : 6 – 9 years
Dimensions : 7.5 x 0.4 x 9.25 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #194,446 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #147 in Education Administration (Books) #1,679 in Parenting (Books) #7,156 in Children’s Activity Books (Books)
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Shanna T. –
Yes!! Great Resource
This book is great! I have a super anxious 8 year old who has been in CBT and OT for 2 years. This book perfectly supplements the lessons we learn in therapy. It’s reinforces the concepts and it’s easy/simple for him to navigate on his own. He completes the activities independently then we go over what he learned and he can apply it to life situations together. Highly recommend for families who believe in growth mindset and understand it’s a lifestyle change.
Brittany Race –
Helping us to be positive
This book has easy, no prep activities to do as a group to learn about being more positive. I use this in homeschool for my 3 kids, one of which is a bit on the negative side. I think we are all learning from it.
Robert J. –
Great growth workbook for kids
So glad I found this workbook this summer. Great, well-done workbook that is working to build son’s growth mindset. The activities are well thought-out and build those much needed brain pathways in today’s kids. Great for my son working on self-limiting behavior.
lindsay –
Glad I purchased!
I got this for my homeschool daughter to help her understand what a growth mindset is and we enjoy doing the workbook together.
Gabrielle –
Great activities
Great explanations, easy to follow, different and fun activities
VIC & DI –
Greate for special education children as well!
Greate for special education children as well!
The Gillespies –
Good Concepts but Not Engaging
We are about half way through the activities and the general thrust offers a few really good concepts for kids. Unfortunately, a lot of the activities are repetitive in an almost overbearing and phanatic fashion (yes, we get it! Growth mindset good, fixed bad!). Still, I’m happy we walked through those concepts.Another issue is the activities just aren’t engaging. We just did one on mistakes where we had to decide if different things were the results of mistakes. So we had to google many of the items and figure out if they were mistakes to check it off. Then come up with our own item that was a mistake. It’s an awkward question because we might not know what’s a mistake. Then the follow up is ‘would you miss it?’. Good concept but not a very engaging activity.
WFsAmazonCustomer –
Needs to be leveled to age appropriate as described on cover, 6-9years old.
For Kids ages 6-9, and author was able to come with very short ideas, reference: activity #10, what’s good for your brain!!! Seriously, why should I start a conversation about drugs and alcohol with my 6yo? Having kids at that age other things to learn (age appropriate) that are not good for their brain. This is just one short example that I don’t keep/buy this book.
Amazon Customer –
Ich finde die Ideen sehr hilfreich.