Growth Mindset Workbook for Kids: 55 Fun Activities to Think Creatively, Solve Problems, and Love Learning

Peyton Curley is a former teacher who used her experience and passion for working with children to launch her business, The Social Emotional Teacher, LLC. She is devoted to providing parents, educators, and mental health workers with the resources and strategies they need to develop and nurture social-emotional learning skills in children. She lives in St. Petersburg, Florida, where she enjoys spending time with her dog, Crouton, reading books, watching Kentucky basketball, and soaking up the warm weather.

"In a world where mental health is of utmost importance, Growth Mindset Workbook for Kids provides tools for educating children how to take ownership of their social emotional learning (SEL) and apply these strategies to their everyday lives. Brilliantly written and organized to engage young learners, this book is the resource parents and teachers need to support SEL both at home and in the classroom." —Brittany Walker, Ph.D, Assistant Principal
"A growth mindset is a gift that will last a lifetime! The Growth Mindset Workbook for Kids equips children and parents with tools for building resilience, self-esteem, and thoughtful ways for reframing mistakes into learning opportunities. Any child from any background who uses this workbook will be encouraged to approach challenges with fortitude!" —LaToya Whitlock, Executive Director for Decode Project
"As a parent and educator, I cannot give this book enough stars. Growth Mindset Workbook for Kids is incredible in the home and in the classroom. When working through this book the author's passion for growth shines bright. This workbook covers social-emotional learning from the power of making mistakes to setting goals and defining what growth mindset means to each of us. It is kid-friendly and helps kids develop an ever encompassing positive attitude toward social-emotional learning. This book gives knowledge and resources to change a fixed mindset, and I highly recommend it." —Amy Jenney, K-5 Behavior Specialist