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$4.00Buy NowThis KJV Memory Verses resource focuses on gratitude and thankfulness. Students will first be introduced to important vocabulary, then work through 16 sections learning 20 verses. Includes both Old and New Testament work. (71 pages) Prefer NIV? Click here!
Includes:
- – Vocabulary (write and define)
- – Memory Verse sections:
a. Read and write (manuscript or cursive) worksheet
b. Verse word cards (use to help memorize each verse)
c. Writing from memory worksheet
>> Check out: Sermon Notes for Kids on MTL! <<
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$4.00Buy NowThis NIV Memory Verses resource focuses on gratitude and thankfulness. Students will first be introduced to important vocabulary, then work through 16 sections learning 20 verses. Includes both Old and New Testament work. (69 pages) Prefer KJV? Click here!
Includes:
- – Vocabulary (write and define)
- – Memory Verse sections:
a. Read and write (manuscript or cursive) worksheet
b. Verse word cards (use to help memorize each verse)
c. Writing from memory worksheet
>> Check out: Sermon Notes for Kids on MTL! <<
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$3.99Buy NowHere are 36 positive, growth mindset bookmarks for your students! This resource has two sets of bookmarks to make it easier for you to print according to your needs: a classroom set and an individual set. The classroom set has four identical bookmarks on each page.The individual set has 4 different bookmarks per page.
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$3.99Buy NowHelp students build a positive, growth mindset while creating a lasting mini-book of all they’ve learned and discovered about important self-esteem messages.
There are 36 pages and each has a positive message and a question to answer (+) a picture to draw! Students will be exercising critical thinking skills! -
$4.99Buy NowHelp students build a positive, growth mindset while having fun coloring each page of this woodland animal themed coloring book.
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$4.99Buy NowHere are 36 positive, growth mindset posters for your classroom. Use several throughout the year, place them throughout your classroom, or use just one a week for a focused growth mindset ‘thought’ for the week. If you use as a thought for the week, you can create a mini-lesson to go along with each by having students write a journal entry about the quote.
