Description
This is everything you need to share the beautiful book, “The Magical Yet” by Angela DiTerlizzi with your students.
- 10 printable activities available in full page and journal size versions
- 10 digital versions of the activities
- A class collaboration project
- A classroom poster with a book quote
These activities are available as printable pages as well as digital slides:
- Feeling ready to quit
- Feeling frustrated
- What motivates you?
- Before I couldn’t, but now…
- How did you succeed?
- Something you’d like to try
- How can you make it happen?
- Write a letter to yourself for those times you want to give up
- Learning from mistakes
- Thoughts and feelings
The “Class Collab” discussion involves a fun “Power of Yet” song.
You will love getting to know your students while sharing this book.
This resources is part of Set One of the “Read On” series of read aloud activities. You can find that HERE.
If you’d like the “All Access Pass” which includes access to all 60 read aloud activities for the year, you can find that HERE.
If you have any questions, please email me at jen@twolittlebirdsteaching.com.
The Heart of Ms Sharpe –
My students loved this book and this resource helped us to make meaningful connections to ourselves.
Making 4th Grade Fun –
We loved the resources as a companion to our SEL read aloud! This really got my students to think and connect to the book.
Wonder with Warner –
This was such a great resource to use for back to school! It helped focus our discussion after our read aloud!
Kristin C. –
I love this book, and these activities helped to keep it very engaging!
Rebecca Forgy –
Great recourse for a self contained special education classroom!
Erika R. –
We loved the resources as a back to school activity. The social emotional learning was very beneficial for creating conversations in both second and third grade.
holly S. –
The magical yet page was a bit confusing. The students knew where to put the picture of their “yet” and of how they are feeling about it, but did not know what to do with the additional heart or thought bubble.
Double Dose of Sped –
I loved doing this read aloud and activity with my students. I was able to really learn more about my students.
Ashley Beal –
My students had no problem getting started with this resource on their own! We read the story and i didn’t have to give detailed instructions, they knew what to do.
Roxanna G. –
Creative and fun. Thank you for putting this activity together. Students will have fun when we use it.
Studio B Teaching Resources –
This was a great companion and follow-up resource to use with the book and get my students thinking about the power of “yet.” Thank you!
Megan Barrow –
This is a great resource and tool for my students to use as a reference to support growth mindset.
Catherine S. –
I believe in the Power of Yet is my classroom theme. This resource helped me engage learners and stretch their understanding of the power of yet. Thanks.
Michelle G. –
My students were engaged and enjoyed this. This was a big time saver for me.
Empathetically Inspired –
This was perfect for my project, thank you so much!
Lorianne E. –
I found this book before the school year started and was so excited to find activity packs made for it. This book has a great message to start the year and my students have been really engaged in the journal responses in this packet!
Katharine Mankin –
Thank you
Miss Seghi’s Second Grade –
This is a great book and great resource!
Sarah W. –
Great accompaniment to the text and to support students with goal setting. My students love seeing what they’ve accomplished and what they want to accomplish on the wall!
Casey C. –
This was an excellent add on resource to the book. My kids enjoyed it!