Description
The Most Magnificent Thing Activities:
The Most Magnificent Things activities make it easy to teach your students about growth mindset! You will find various activities promoting creativity, perseverance, and resilience.
You will find activities related to the following topics:
- Two pages of discussion questions (13 questions total)
- Discussion questions on task cards (4 questions per page)
- Characters, setting, plot
- First, next, then, and last
- Who, what, when, where, why, and how
- Sequencing (with an answer key)
- Character traits (3 pages)
- ABC order (with an answer key)
- Writing prompt about using trial and error
- Perseverance printable
- Vocabulary (with an answer key)
- Parts of speech (nouns, verbs, and adjectives)
- Writing prompt about the favorite part of the story
- STEM Challenge includes one instructional page for the teacher and three printable pages for PLANNING, CREATING, and REFLECTING
NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
This product includes a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
This PDF file contains 40 pages + Google Slides™.








Lisa M –
Wonderful! I can’t wait to use this!!! THX!
Kathleen H –
This is great! I can’t wait to use it with my class!
Deanna D –
I adored this product! Thanks so much!
Trekking into a New Learning Adventure –
Excited to introduce my second grade kiddo’s to this book unit and teach them the meaning of the word perseverance!
Ellen W –
This is great! Just a little much for beginning of the year 1st grade. Can’t wait to use a little later in the year.
Ellen W –
This is great! Just a little much for beginning of the year 1st grade. Can’t wait to use a little later in the year.
Tiffany J. –
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Leslie H. –
Awesome!
Tonja Combs –
I love the selection of activities for this book.
Jenna R –
Perfect! Thanks!
Heather L –
My kids loved this! So well thought out and just what I needed!
Amy Whitehead –
Fun unit! Used it for back to school
Sarah Axtell –
This is great!
Amber Alexander –
Great resource!
Karen A –
Wonderful support for a wonderful book. Thank you!
jennifer Tonges –
Awesome!
Lucy B –
I used this lesson to teach perseverance and the kids loved it!
Michelle D –
This unit was fantastic and my kids loved the story. They realized that what they make is just what they wanted and that trial and error are great ways to learn!
Dina Marschke –
Great ideas! Thank you!
JamieP123 –
thanks