Resultados para "Mindset" en Literatura y ficción

Unser Mindset ist die persönliche Sammlung von Grundüberzeugungen und Glaubenssätzen. Diese Geschichte hilft Kindern bei der Prägung ihrer ganz persönlichen, inneren Einstellung auf ihrem Weg des Erwachsenwerdens. Erzählsteine am Ende des Hörbuches schulen die Kompetenz Ihrer Kinder, Geschichten in eigenen Worten zu erzählen. Liebe Kinder, Eltern, Großeltern, liebe angehende Superheldinnen und Superhelden, vor euch liegt der zweite Band der Superhelden Mindset Reihe.

Unser Mindset ist die persönliche Sammlung von Grundüberzeugungen und Glaubenssätzen. Diese Geschichte hilft Kindern bei der Prägung ihrer ganz persönlichen, inneren Einstellung auf ihrem Weg des Erwachsenwerdens. Erzählsteine am Ende des Hörbuches schulen die Kompetenz Ihrer Kinder, Geschichten in eigenen Worten zu erzählen. Liebe Kinder, Eltern, Großeltern, liebe angehende Superheldinnen und Superhelden, vor euch liegt der erste Band der Superhelden Mindset Reihe.

Are you looking for an exciting book to inspire your child? Look no further! Get ready for an adventure with ‘Perseverance is My Superpower’—a story that will teach your child the power of never giving up. In this exciting story, your child will learn that dreams aren't just wishes—they come true with hard work and courage. With Lucas leading the way, they’ll explore a world where every challenge helps them grow stronger.

Makena Matthews and her family have just moved to Springhill, Georgia to start a new chapter in their lives. She is super excited about starting her new school. Makena is an exceptionally bright girl with an extreme love for people. Her late grandmother Azul always told her how powerful it is to have a positive mindset no matter what and how important it is to use it to help those around her.

In a whimsical world, a wise and charismatic bear named Inspire illuminates the lives of others with his radiant presence and unwavering optimism. By sharing his captivating stories and inspiring words, he empowers a lost group of young animals to overcome their fears, embrace their dreams, and find their way through life's challenges.

Rylie loves to jump! He jumps at home. He jumps at the park. And he jumps at school. But sometimes his jumps are too big for small spaces. When his jumping starts causing messes and making his friends uncomfortable, can Rylie use his growth mindset to help him understand the right time to jump and the right time to hop?

Can Freddy learn how to tell his friends and family how he feels? Freddy is a clever but anxious little fox. He’s nervous about what friends and family will think of him if he speaks up and shares his ideas. Cheer on Freddy’s successes as he learns to keep trying.

My Way to Being Me is a heartwarming, rhyming book that helps children navigate big feelings, build healthy self-esteem, and embrace who they are. Through everyday experiences—from messy mornings and trying new hobbies to dance recitals and self-doubt—Melissa learns that she doesn’t need sparkly dresses or perfection to shine. What matters most is showing up with kindness, courage, and confidence in who she is.

Adding "Yet" to the end of an "I can't" statement encourages resilience and makes difficult things seem possible. Clutz is a very CLUMSY cat! He doesn't like to try new things because he's afraid he'll get hurt. Maybe his motto will help: I don't know how to do this YET, and though it may be tough, I'll try my best to do it right. My best is good enough. Will Clutz learn that it's okay to make mistakes, that there are such things as second chances, and that doing our best is what matters most?

What can Jake learn from his day filled with mistakes? Jake starts his day feeling happy and optimistic. Then the mistakes begin. Every time he tries to do something, he makes a mistake. He misses buttons on his shirt when he gets dressed. He can’t throw the ball as his friends can. He gets the math question wrong. Can Jake find a way to stop making mistakes? Or are his mistakes a good thing?

Perfect Ninja must do things perfectly. When his own expectations aren't met, he becomes frustrated and ends up breaking down, crying, screaming, or giving up. But everything changes one day when a friend shows him that mistakes and failures are the best teachers to help us learn and grow. Find out what happens in this book about perfectionism and how avoiding mistakes can end up being the enemy to growth and development.

Smart Ninja learns a big lesson about what breeds success and it’s not what he initially thinks. Soon, he trades in his fixed mindset in for a growth mindset.

It's your time to shine! An uplifting text exploring the ups and downs of anticipation that will help buoy readers out of anxiety and into embracing a growth mindset. It’s almost the big day. You’re counting the hours . . .and minutes . . .and seconds . . . But what if it all doesn’t go...

You Can Do Anything, Tyrone! is a fantastic fun tale of imagination and adventure, written and read by the award-winning comedian and actor Sir Lenny Henry. Tyrone is going to build a brilliant rocket ship out of building blocks and go on an adventure to the moon! There's just one problem...

The bestselling creators of Llama Llama and Skippyjon Jones bring warmth and humor to a story with a comforting message we could all use when times are tough: everything will be OK. Nothing is going right for little bunny today. His sandwich has jelly instead of cheese. He's lost his kite. Ow!...

The first LGBTQA+ anthology for middle-graders featuring stories for every letter of the acronym, including realistic, fantasy, and sci-fi stories by authors like Justina Ireland, Marieke Nijkamp, Alex Gino, and more! A boyband fandom becomes a conduit to coming out. A former bully becomes a...

Enna is a girl who doesn't believe in herself and often utters the phrase, "I can't do that!" One night in a dream, she sees all the possible future versions of herself, discovering that she can be any of those versions with time, knowledge, and dedication. She develops a growth mindset throughout her journey, and instead of saying, "I can't do that," she learns to say, "I can't do that yet!"