Lesson Plan

Embracing the Power of Yet

Guide 3rd grade students to understand that abilities can be developed, using 'yet' as a reminder that challenges are temporary steps toward growth.

Developing a growth mindset encourages perseverance, self-reflection, and a positive outlook on overcoming obstacles, all of which boost motivation and self-image.

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Prep

Lesson Preparation

5 minutes

Step 1

Introduction to Growth Mindset

5 minutes

Step 2

Activity: Creating Your Yet Statements

10 minutes

Step 3

Reflection and Wrap-Up

5 minutes

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Slide Deck

Yet: A Word of Hope

Introduce the concept of 'Yet' with a welcoming, inspiring opening. Mention that today's journey is about recognizing that we all have the potential to grow. Keep the tone uplifting and hopeful.

What is 'Yet'?

Explain the meaning of 'Yet'. Encourage students to understand that when they say they can't do something yet, it means they're on their way to learning it.

Inspirational Examples

Share a couple of inspirational quotes or examples that highlight the power of 'yet'. Ask the student to think about a time when they improved at something with practice.

Transforming Challenges

Use visuals or bullet points to reinforce the idea that obstacles are temporary and overcome with practice. Remind the student that every challenge is an opportunity to grow.

Your Journey with 'Yet'

Conclude by empowering the student to use 'yet' in their personal journey. Invite them to reflect on their challenges and see them as opportunities for growth.

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Activity

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The Power of Yet

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Jamilah Murrell

Tier 3
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