The magic of yet activities

Perfect craft activity to accompany the children's book, "The Magical Yet" by Angela DiTerlizzi and Lorena Alvarez, an encouraging and uplifting story about perseverance and striving to achieve the things we can't do quite *yet.* Read aloud the story "The Magical Yet" (Get a Copy) and then encourage students to create a *My Magical Yet* surprise craft that focuses on growth mindset affirmations and actions. Youtube: MaiStoryBook Blog: Maistorybook.com

Having a growth mindset can be challenging when students start school. Kids will make mistakes, fail, and come face to face with obstacles during kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade. We can teach them to have a growth mindset, persevere, and change their mindset. The Magical Yet is a top-notch growth mindset book for kids to help illustrate the power of "yet" and the importance of goal setting. You'll also enjoy FREE smart goal journal templates for your students in the classroom!

The Magical Yet book by Angela DiTerlizzi was a huge hit with my younger elementary students. We've been learning about Growth Mindset and dreaming about all of the things that we cannot do...yet... but want to work hard to accomplish someday! This follow up activity had my students' minds beaming w...

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Discover five magical and fun growth mindset activities that you can easily incorporate into your classroom after reading The Magical Yet by Angela DiTerlizza. Unlock the power of learning with perseverance!

Are your students ready to become YETis? Use this fun selection of writing prompts to encourage your students’ growth mindsets by believing in the power of YET! This resource pairs perfectly with the picture book Yani the Yeti and the Power of Yet by Katie Mense, however it can also be used independently. We’ve provided […]

The Magical Yet is a beautiful read aloud that will help students understand the power of YET. The real-life situations presented in the story make it easy for kids to make connections to their own lives. It’s one of my favorite books to help students develop a growth mindset. In this post, I’m sharing five activities and a free guide that you can use when reading The Magical Yet in your elementary classroom!

Starting 100% virtually this year has made for some interesting lessons. The tried and true lesson that I am so used to doing just don't work the same in this digital environment. We have had to face new challenges and new hurdles that we didn't have to in the past. And my third graders as feeling it. So we started this week with a lesson on the power of YET. The idea that we don't know everything now, that we aren't great at it now, but if we keep trying we will get it soon. We just aren't…

Fostering Growth Mindset in the Classroom with "The Magical Yet" One of the most valuable lessons we can impart to our students is the concept of a growth mindset. This powerful idea emphasizes the belief that abilities and intelligence can be developed through effort, perseverance, and