Today I'd like to share a freebie with you! If you're signed up to my free newsletter, you would have already had a sneaky heads up that a freebie was on it's way! ;)
If you're a fan of teaching Character Education and using inspirational quotes or growth mindset in your classroom, I believe you'll really value this resource.
It's one thing showing students a positive quote and hoping they get all inspired by it, but how can you really know if the true depth of the quote has been absorbed and will be acted upon? After all, action is the pinnacle to success.
Well, this free worksheet will solve that for you. It enables students to really reflect on an inspirational quote, think about what it means and how it can be applied to their own lives. You can then use this as a foundation for class / group discussions as you know all students will have something of value to contribute!
It's one thing showing students a positive quote and hoping they get all inspired by it, but how can you really know if the true depth of the quote has been absorbed and will be acted upon? After all, action is the pinnacle to success.
Well, this free worksheet will solve that for you. It enables students to really reflect on an inspirational quote, think about what it means and how it can be applied to their own lives. You can then use this as a foundation for class / group discussions as you know all students will have something of value to contribute!
Team this up with any of my positive quote colouring pages for an enjoyable, relaxing and inspiring lesson, or even just part of a lesson, depending on the depth you want to go into. These activities make great calming lesson starters as well as fun activities for early finishers - and they work with a wide age range!
Here's what others have said so far:
"Great idea! Takes the message of the quote even further. Thanks!"
"This is just an additional amazing resource! Thank you for sharing :)"
"I love this quote analysis. Wonderful "look" and great questions. Thank you!"
So download this for free by completing the box below, and please let me know what you think and how you get on with it in the comments below! I'd also love to know: how do you deliver inspirational quotes in your classroom?
Here's what others have said so far:
"Great idea! Takes the message of the quote even further. Thanks!"
"This is just an additional amazing resource! Thank you for sharing :)"
"I love this quote analysis. Wonderful "look" and great questions. Thank you!"
So download this for free by completing the box below, and please let me know what you think and how you get on with it in the comments below! I'd also love to know: how do you deliver inspirational quotes in your classroom?
