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Growth Mindset Game | SEL Activity to Identify Fixed vs Growth Mindset Thinking
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This growth mindset activity is a doggone fun game to teach students the importance of having a positive mindset in order to meet their goals. Having the right kind of thinking takes practice. This game helps students identify the difference between a growth and a fixed mindset. The game includes over 45 phrases that children can use to change their thinking.

This is for 2-4 players and is fun for grades K-4. It works well in centers, small groups, school counseling/guidance programs, and for families, too. Larger classes can benefit from the game, also - just form small groups.

INCLUDED

► How to Assemble

► Additional Ways to Use this Game

► Game Instructions

► 2 Page Game Board

► 72 Game Cards

► Blank Sheet of Game Cards

► Playing Pieces with Instructions

► Growth Mindset Information

► Sorting Mat

► List of Phrases Used on Game Cards

Need more practice with growth mindset? Dusty the Dog also has a Doggone Good Activity Book for Practicing Growth Mindset.

⭐ See the preview for more information on how to play this fun game.

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❤️Copyright © 2020 Tammy’s Toolbox. All rights reserved by the author. This product is to be used by the purchaser only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, or department is prohibited. Multiple and school licenses are available.

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