Goals
Meanings of GRR
Resilience
Never give up
Meanings of GRIT
100

What should you do when you have a big goal?

Break it into smaller steps?

100

Your friend is having trouble learning something new. How could you show GRR?

Encourage them and help them keep trying?

100

What is resilience?

The ability to recover from challenges or setbacks?

100

What is one thing you can tell yourself when something gets difficult?

I can keep trying

100

What does it mean to have GRIT?

Continuing to work toward a goal even when things get difficult?

200

Why is it important to have goals?

 Because goals give you something to work toward?

200

You are nervous about giving a presentation. What could you do instead of avoiding it?

Practice and prepare ahead of time?

200

You get a bad grade on a test. What would a resilient person do?

Learn from their mistakes and try to do better next time?

200

True or false: Asking for help means you don’t have grit.

False

200

True or false: Someone with grit never struggles.


False

300

You have a goal, but you’re not making progress as quickly as you hoped. What should you do?

Keep working, figure out what’s not working, and adjust your plan?

300

You make a mistake in front of everyone. What would show resilience?

Learning from the mistake, staying calm, and trying again?

300

Why can failure actually help you grow?

Because mistakes can teach you what you need to improve?

300

You have tried something three times and still haven’t succeeded. What is a good next step?

Figure out what went wrong, try a different strategy, and keep going?

300

Name one way someone can show grit at school.

Studying for a difficult test instead of giving up?