Description
Want to help your kindergarteners and first graders to show perseverance in their learning? This resource is a developmentally appropriate set of perseverance activities to help them: learn how to use self-talk when they’re stuck, push through work that is “hard” or “boring”, and practice talking back to their brains. It’s research-based social-emotional learning created specifically with primary students in mind.
Use these activities in one longer perseverance lesson, one or two shorter lessons on self-talk, or spread out in shorter bursts throughout the week. Designed for teachers delivering SEL in their classrooms or school counselors teaching guidance lessons.
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Short story to engage your learners
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Movement-based whole group activity to check for understanding
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Hands-on small group practice activity
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Closing circle questions
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Extension activity
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Poster/coloring pages
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Recommended book companions
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