Posters of the Growth Mind-set animals displaying their different learning styles. Creative Unicorn, Try Hard Tortoise, Busy Bees, Not Yet Yeti, Web Spinner Spider, Curious Cat, How to do it Owl and Changing Chameleon

These stickers can be printed onto Avery L7060 . They are designed to be given to children when they have demonstrated one of the learning styles associated with the Growth Mind-set characters. The stickers say "Ask me why I'm like...", which encourages parents and adults to enquire about the child's learning and the child to talk about the difficulties they may face in their learning and how they have over come these difficulties.

Meet the Learning Friends, a group of characters that display the traits of characteristics of effective learning. They also link closely to a Growth Mindset philosophy. In this story children find out how Freddie the Frog became Focused Frog and learnt how motivation and focus helps him to succeed in his learning.

Create a display of all the Growth Mind-set characters. Their speech bubbles share their unique ways of tackling problems.

Meet eleven learning friends who help children understand about different learning characteristics and supports them to develop a growth mindset. These characters support continuous provision in Key Stage 1 . At the end of the Power Point there is a handy poster that summarizes each of the friends characteristics which could be shared with parents. Stickers are also available to print out and give to children when they have displayed the effective characteristics. These can be printed on avery

An illustrated story introducing the Growth Mind-set Characters from the Elli project. Read how Bear and Elli set off to find a new home for Bear. Elli introduces Bear to a host of friends to help him overcome the problems he encounters on his journey. Children quickly identify with the different characters’ traits to help them overcome their own barriers to learning. Visit my shop at www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/suebee1 to get the motivational stickers, display posters and colouring sheets that go with this story. Thank you Sue

An interactive self correcting powerpoint, children are asked to collect 10 items to recycle, they choose from metal, glass and plastic, if they collect too many they will be directed back to previous slide to try again. Contains over 100 slides! which explore all the different ways of making ten from three groups, became an obsession to get it finished, hope it's enjoyed. My class play it independently during child initiated time.