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Hello to a new month and a fresh start to the school year! Join us on our Social-Emotional Learning journey, where we embark on a captivating exploration of the trait of the month: PERSEVERANCE.
In the face of challenges and setbacks, teaching our children the value of perseverance is an invaluable life lesson. This character trait equips them with the resilience and determination needed to overcome obstacles, pursue their dreams, and embrace growth. By instilling perseverance, we empower our kids to develop a strong work ethic, build self-confidence, and embrace a mindset of continuous improvement. As they learn to navigate difficulties with unwavering determination, they cultivate the skills to overcome adversity and flourish in the face of adversity. Throughout this month, we will delve into the significance of perseverance through engaging activities, enlightening discussions, and inspiring tales of individuals who've triumphed through tenacity. Together, let's nurture a generation of determined and persistent young achievers, ready to face the challenges of today's ever-evolving world.
PERSEVERANCE_SEL September Trait.pdfRead Alouds and Video
The Most Magnificent Thing
The Most Magnificent Thing
Salt in His Shoes
Salt in His Shoes
Grit & Perseverance
Grit & Perseverance
Tips for Families
3 tips for families to help their child develop perseverance:
1. Set Realistic Goals:
Encourage your child to set achievable goals, both academically and in their daily activities. This could involve completing a certain number of math problems, reading a certain number of pages, or practicing a musical instrument for a specific amount of time. Celebrate their achievements along the way to boost their confidence and motivation.
2. Encourage a Growth Mindset:
Teach your child about the power of a growth mindset. Help them understand that challenges and setbacks are opportunities for learning and growth. Encourage them to view mistakes as stepping stones to success, rather than as failures. Praise their efforts and strategies, not just the end result.
3. Provide Support and Guidance:
Be there to support your child when they face difficulties. Help them break down tasks into smaller, manageable steps. Offer guidance and strategies to tackle challenges, but allow them to take ownership of their learning process. This teaches them problem-solving skills and the importance of perseverance.
Remember that building perseverance takes time, and each child's journey is unique. By implementing these tips and providing a supportive environment, you can help your child develop the skills they need to overcome obstacles and achieve their goals.
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