Making Mistakes Puzzle
Using this Making Mistakes Puzzle, students match mistakes to solutions to fix them to practice reacting to mistakes.
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How to teach Making Mistakes
Using this Making Mistakes Puzzle, students match mistakes to solutions to fix them to practice reacting to mistakes.
Mistakes happen all the time with our students in and out of the classroom. This activity will help your students to learn how to react to different types of mistakes that they make.
Read each situation, then find the match that will help you fix the mistake that was made.
Other resources to use with this Making Mistakes Puzzle
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about how to appropriately react to making mistakes.
Use this Big and Small Mistakes Sort Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this activity by sharing examples how you can fix a mistake that you made. Next, students tell you different ways that you can react to mistakes (taking a break, taking a deep breath, yelling, etc.). Then, students put the puzzle pieces together to match the mistakes and their solutions independently or with a partner. Finally, challenge students to come up with their own examples based on situations they have been in.
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