Description
Growth Mindset Bell Ringer Warm-Ups for 4th Grade and Up FREEBIE:
These free daily growth mindset activities are perfect for teachers who are looking for quick, easy-to-use, information-packed daily growth mindset instruction. These 10 activities, which span across 2 weeks, are a sample from a larger product that lasts an entire year! It will give you everything you need to teach your 4TH GRADE AND UP classroom about all things growth mindset!
This two-week free growth mindset bell ringer warm-up now includes a digital distance learning option in Google Slides. Please refer to the final 7 pages of the product for instructions and links!








Jennifer R –
This is a great resource! My students love working on these activities each day.
Inquire with Mrs McGuire –
This is a great resource! Thank you!
Nicole R –
Engaging growth mindset activities for students
Tiffany H –
This was a great resource to help our students work on growth mindset. Thank you!
aracely F –
Great addition to my classroom morning
Anna Grace D –
We use these during morning meetings and as do nows. My kids find them super engaging.
Brenda M –
FUN!! Students loved this.
Carolyn Cornelison – I Love To Learn –
Thanks for the great resource!
Lucky Three and Mrs B –
Love it!
Darlene P –
Helpful
Elizabeth B –
This resource sparked great conversations in my classroom. Highly recommend as morning seat work.
Deborah O –
Very helpful!
sari S –
Fun start to my classes
Sherry M –
Used this resource at the beginning of the year as a lead into a discussion about growth mindset. It definitely got students thinking about their ability to have an impact on their own learning.
Zonila R –
My students like these short activities which is helping them develop and grow. They are enjoying it immensely.
Andrea W –
This resource enabled a tremendous amount of discussion and introspective thoughtfulness. So amazing!
Sally A –
Great resource, thank you!
Rosalia S –
Great resource to use with the older kids .
Barbara S –
Great resource!
Noreen H –
This is a great resource to use during homeroom to teach students how to have a growth mindset. This can help eliminate learned helplessness.