The Yet Set

Free Resources for Parents & Teachers

Printables, activities, and tools to bring growth mindset to life

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Build Resilience, Confidence & a Can-Do Attitude—One Small Step at a Time

Ready to Raise Kids Who Don't Give Up?

The Yet Set is here to help! This lovable crew of characters teaches children that mistakes are part of learning, effort matters, and growth takes time.

Whether you're a parent, teacher, or school leader, this free printable bundle will help you bring growth mindset to life at home or in the classroom.

What's Inside Your Free Starter Pack:

📖 Meet The Yet Set Mini Reader – A printable intro to our characters

🎨 Growth Mindset Coloring Pages – Fun activities featuring Yeti, Blinky, Tully & Buddy

📋 "I Can't Do It... YET!" Poster – Perfect for classrooms or bedrooms

💬 Growth Mindset Conversation Starters – Easy prompts to use with kids

🧡 Tips for Teaching Growth Mindset – Simple strategies for parents and teachers

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Quick Tips for Teaching Growth Mindset

1

Model It Yourself

Let kids see you struggle, try again, and celebrate your own learning moments. Say things like "I'm still learning this" or "Let me try a different way."

2

Praise Effort, Not Just Results

Say “I love how you kept trying different ways to solve that puzzle,” rather than just saying, “Great job, you finished it.” focus on the effort and the process, not just the end result.

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Use the Power of "Yet"

When kids say "I can't do it," gently add "YET!" to the end. Help them see that abilities grow with time and practice.

4

Normalize Mistakes

Talk about mistakes as learning opportunities. Share your own mistakes and what you learned from them.

5

Celebrate Small Wins

Notice and celebrate progress, not just perfection. "You tried three different ways!" or "You kept going even when it was hard!"

6

Read Growth Mindset Books

Make books like The Yet Set part of your routine. Talk about the characters and connect their experiences to real life.