Making Mistakes Worksheet
Using this Learning from Our Mistakes Worksheet, students write or draw about mistakes that were made in order to reflect and plan for the future.
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How to teach Making Mistakes
Using this Making Mistakes Worksheet, students write or draw about mistakes that were made in order to reflect on what was learned for the future.
Mistakes happen all the time with our students in and out of the classroom. Our students need to be ready to deal with mistakes that they and other people made. This worksheet will help your students to reflect on what they learned from making that mistake.
Students write and draw about a mistake that they made. Then, they create a plan about what to do next time that situation comes up.
Other resources to use with this Making Mistakes Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, 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 worksheet by telling a story about a time that you made a mistake and what you learned from that mistake. Next, students share with a partner about a time that they made a mistake. Students can share aloud different ideas with the class. Then, students write and draw about their mistakes and make a plan for the future. Finally, students share their plans with the class. This worksheet can also be used a reflection when students make a mistake inside the classroom.
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