Team Ninja Mission

A visually striking, highly graphic classroom anchor chart (wall poster) contrasting negative self-talk with 'YET' statements, plus a simple explanation of how mistakes help the brain grow.

A 1-page leader script and facilitation guide designed for teachers, counselors, or facilitators running a 15-minute growth mindset Lunch & Learn session for grades 1-3. Includes pacing tips and direct speaking scripts.

Printable handheld discussion cards for student tables. Features six colorful, double-sided styled cards covering before, during, and after video discussions, plus think-pair-share prompts designed specifically for 1st-3rd grade engagement.

A bright and encouraging growth mindset reflection worksheet for grades 1-3. It features drawing space for students to illustrate their learning goals and large, guided handwriting lines for the 'YET' sentence frame.

A beautiful 6-page therapeutic workbook and anchor chart styled around a calming wave theme. It features interactive worksheets, tracing guides, emotions charts showing adaptive and normative focuses, progressive muscle relaxation exercises, 5-4-3-2-1 grounding, and help-seeking sentence stems, with a dedicated second page of positive affirmations.

A cohesive 2-page growth mindset resource including Counselor Discussion Cards for Wellness Wednesday on Page 1, and a Student Exit Ticket for Thoughtful Thursday on Page 2, featuring custom TLC Gators branding.

A 2-minute growth mindset drawing and writing exit ticket for students in Grades 1-3, designed with the TLC Gators school mascot.

A printable counselor card set and guide for leading a 10-minute Wellness Wednesday discussion about the 'Superpower of Yet' with TLC Gators branding.

A quiet, reflective student worksheet designed for third graders. Includes interactive drawing fields representing the physical feelings of heavy lies vs. light truths, personalized fill-in-the-blank courage scripts, and a short guided writing prompt about restoring trust.

A visually engaging anchor chart that contrasts the heavy emotional burden of lying to avoid consequences (represented as wet rocks in a backpack) with the lightness and relief of telling the truth with courage (represented as floating balloons). Includes courage scripts for third graders.