Science Growth Mindset Bulletin Board
Captivate Science
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Grade Levels
4th - 7th
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- PDF
Pages
15 pages
Captivate Science
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What educators are saying
Great board for my Science/STEM classroom. Working on moving past the fixed mindset, and the examples were great!
I used this as a bulletin for my 6th graders then as an activity sheet for my second graders during our women in science week. It was a great addition to the speakers that came to our classroom!
Description
Science Bulletin Board
Do you think like a scientist?
This Science Bulletin Board emphasizes the science process and a growth mindset. Display all year long as a reminder of how scientists stay optimistic, open-minded and dedicated to improvement.
Includes:
• Printable Signs (see photo)
• Corresponding student worksheet
I get a lot of questions about how to make the giant brain background. I wish there was a way to include this with the file, but I haven't figured a way to do that yet! (I'm open to suggestions if you have an idea.) Here is how I made the brain in my classroom:
I taped bulletin board paper to my whiteboard and then projected a brain image on it. (I just googled one and picked one that seemed really simple!) I actually folded the bulletin paper in 1/2 so I would only have to trace 1/2 the brain and then cut it out while it was folded. I made a few mistakes and it even ripped while I was doing it, but in the end it turned out pretty good anyway!! (I just covered my mistakes with the signs.) I was stressing that it wasn't flawless, but do you think any of my students cared? NOPE!
Student-centered and Print and GO!
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Do you think like a scientist?
This Science Bulletin Board emphasizes the science process and a growth mindset. Display all year long as a reminder of how scientists stay optimistic, open-minded and dedicated to improvement.
Includes:
• Printable Signs (see photo)
• Corresponding student worksheet
I get a lot of questions about how to make the giant brain background. I wish there was a way to include this with the file, but I haven't figured a way to do that yet! (I'm open to suggestions if you have an idea.) Here is how I made the brain in my classroom:
I taped bulletin board paper to my whiteboard and then projected a brain image on it. (I just googled one and picked one that seemed really simple!) I actually folded the bulletin paper in 1/2 so I would only have to trace 1/2 the brain and then cut it out while it was folded. I made a few mistakes and it even ripped while I was doing it, but in the end it turned out pretty good anyway!! (I just covered my mistakes with the signs.) I was stressing that it wasn't flawless, but do you think any of my students cared? NOPE!
Student-centered and Print and GO!
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Other Print and Go Materials by Kate’s Classroom Cafe
Photosynthesis for Interactive Notebooks
Energy in an Ecosystem Stations
Rachel Carson Silent Spring Integrated Unit
Total Pages
15 pages
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