Power of Yet Growth Mindset Bulletin Board Kit, Door…

About this resource

What's inside this resource

Help your students believe in the amazing power of YET! Even if they can't do something now, perseverance and hard work will lead them to where they want to be in the future. You can simply print, cut, and hang...OR use a professional print shop and have this enlarged to SAVE YOU TIME! You'll receive everything you need to completethis board for your classroom! This works with a poster maker machine too!

use for an online learning backdrop or homeschool

can be displayed in any nook in your classroom or hall

great back to school or year round board

use to promote a growth mindset in your classroom

check the PDF file to find everything you need to complete this set

What's included

A 55-page letter and element PDF spelling out we, believe, power and yet, plus power bolts, piece-together sheets marked right side, left side and bottom, and optional larger and smaller bolts
A black-line version of the same letter set for lower-cost printing
Four ready-sized image files of the finished design: 8x10, 18x24, 24x36 and 36x48
A 14-slide editable deck carrying the note "Add text/text boxes to the images below with students' names, encouraging sayings, and more"
Twenty individual letter and element images supplied separately as PNG files
A five-page walkthrough for ordering an engineer print: creating a print-shop account, finding blueprints or engineered prints, uploading the file, setting Media and Fit Content to Paper, switching to portrait, and checkout
A door-decorating tips page — measure the door and cut the background paper first, and use masking tape to trial letter placement around the handle, locks and hinges
A student sentence-frame page reading "I may not be able to _______ YET, but I will if I _________" with further ruled lines, in both the colour and black-line sets
An extra-sizes page noting the pieces can be laminated and used with dry-erase markers, or typed with each student's name or a positive affirmation

Resource types: Posters, Classroom Decor

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

Name a skill they have not mastered yet and the specific action that will get them there, using the printed sentence frame
Restate an unfinished ability as a not-yet rather than a fixed limit

Teaching tips

Measure the door and cut the background paper before anything else, then use masking tape to trial the letter placement around the handle, locks and hinges — the kit's own tips page recommends exactly that sequence because the tape lifts and repositions cleanly.
The four supplied image sizes cover both routes: print and cut the letters at home from the 55-page set, or send one image file to a print shop as a single enlarged sheet.
The walkthrough's own advice on the largest size is worth reading before ordering it: a 36x48 print covered a whole bulletin board but was expensive to laminate, so it is recommended only for something that will stay up year after year.
The black-line version prints the same letters without the colour fill, which is the cheaper option when the whole set is going through a classroom printer.
Laminating the extra-size pieces lets them be written on with dry-erase markers, so the same elements carry different names or affirmations through the year.

Skills covered

Bulletin board assembly — teachers print and cut the individual letters and bolt elements, then join the oversized pieces from sheets marked right side, left side and bottom.
Large-format print ordering — the walkthrough takes a teacher through creating a print-shop account, locating engineered prints, uploading a file, adjusting Media and Fit Content to Paper, switching to portrait and checking out.
Display personalisation — the editable slides invite names and encouraging sayings to be typed onto the artwork, allow more than one name per bulb when space is tight, and note the images can be resized.
Growth-mindset sentence writing — students complete "I may not be able to ______ YET, but I will if I ______" on the frame page, naming both the gap and the action that closes it.
Reusable display setup — the extra-sizes page notes the elements can be laminated and written on with dry-erase markers, so the same pieces carry new names across the year.

Good to know

Questions teachers ask about this resource

How large can the finished display be made?

Four sizes come ready as image files — 8x10, 18x24, 24x36 and 36x48 inches — for sending to a print shop, and the letters can alternatively be printed and cut at home from the 55-page element set. The walkthrough reports the 36x48 print at around eleven dollars and says it covered an entire bulletin board.

What can be typed onto the slide deck version?

Names and sayings. Its instruction slide reads "Add text/text boxes to the images below with students' names, encouraging sayings, and more", adds that more than one name can share a bulb if space is tight, and confirms the images can be resized to taste.

Is there anything on the display for students to write?

One page, supplied twice. A sentence frame reads "I may not be able to _______ YET, but I will if I _________" with three further ruled lines beneath it, and it appears once in the colour set and again in the black-line version.