A set of 10 positive growth mindset posters to display in the classroom.
This collection of Growth Mindset posters includes:
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Help your students develop a growth mindset with a Growth Mindset Teaching Slide Presentation.
Brighten up your classroom with a fun Lightbulb-themed goal-setting craft activity.
Welcome your students into your classroom with a ‘When You Enter This Classroom” Student Affirmations Classroom Door Display
Assess student understanding about the different statements that one might say to distinguish between having a growth or fixed mindset.
Help your students develop a growth mindset and set achievable goals with a printable pack of growth mindset worksheets.
Project and inspire reflective writing with 50 gratitude journal writing prompts in one handy slide deck.
Help your students choose a growth mindset with this poster highlighting the differences between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset.
Highlight the benefits of positive self talk and having a growth mindset with this classroom poster.
Assess your student's understanding of everything growth mindset with this set of exit tickets.
Boost your students' self-esteem with this fun and engaging interactive activity.
Sorry, meant to comment on this item...can you please make this poster with a different shape character? For year 6, the shape doesn't leave much to their imagination. ;)
Hi Bec, Thanks for your suggestion. Please feel free to submit a change request by visiting the resource page, scrolling down to the comments section, then clicking "Changes & Updates". If you have any questions along the way, please let me know. I'm happy to help!
LOVE love love this!!!!
Thanks Kelly-Ann for your positive comment. We're glad you are making good use of this resource in your classroom. Kind regards, Victoria.