What does the word challenge mean?
Lily – when you try something new that pushes you out of your comfort zone
Alice – a challenge could be a hard competition
What do you think is your greatest challenge at the moment?
Zeb – making a game on scratch that keeps breaking
Alice – school work
Archie – my 11+ test
Riley – having to look after my younger cousins
Elijah – learning about chemistry
What do you do if you have a challenge?
Lexi – try your best at all times
Isla – don’t think negative thoughts – think positively
Elijah – work hard and study hard
Are challenges worth it? Why
Riley – any challenge is worth it because you can work towards achieving something
How to change your mindset:
1.You’ll never do it —– I’m going to do this – there is nothing stopping me
2.Not in a million years —– not in a million years because I’m going to get it now
3.Hahaha —— just ignore it and you can do it
4.Dreamer —– Practise makes perfect
‘Don’t listen to the troll’ means not to listen to any negative thoughts you may have about not trying a challenge.
WHAT ARE THE THREE IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER?
1) Don’t listen to the troll
2) Put on your armour
3) Never give up
Year 1 said that challenge means to have a go at something that might be different or difficult for you. We talked about our greatest challenges at the moment.
Jake said his was to get to high diamond.
Esme said to get better at karate.
Brooke said to ride her bike without stabilisers.
Reggie said to tie his show laces.
Minnie said to get better at balancing on her bike.
If we have a challenge this is what we do: think carefully about it Amelia), be positive (Thomas),
do your best (Jack) and keep on trying until you succeed (Rosie)
All of year 1 said that challenging yourself is definitely worth it as you are really pleased with yourself when you are successful.
Put on your armour means that you have to rise above people telling you that you won’t be able to do something (Elsie).
The three most important things to remember are
1. Don’t listen to the troll.
2. Put on your armour (you need to be ready)
3. Don’t give up – keep on going until you succeed.
We talked about what a challenge is and Mohammed said it was something that might be tricky. Year 3 shared their greatest challenges and Holly K shared that it was when she had to ride a big pony. Ethan said that when we have a challenge, it is really important to keep trying. Dylan told everyone that it is good to have a challenge because it will make our brain stronger and Mohammed said it will make us smarter. We mustn’t listen to the trolls because they give us negative thoughts. Putting on your armour means not listening to the trolls and protecting yourself from the negative thoughts. It is important to keep believing and not to give up.
We really enjoyed today’s assembly on challenges. We particularly loved the idea of wearing our armour and believing in ourselves no matter what! We call our inner voice our chimp inside and we’ve talked a lot about listening to our positive inner voice.
What does challenge mean?
Charlie T- sometimes something you have learned, but then something more
Charlie R- Doing something to get better- I challenge myself on my stunt scooter
Finley- facing something you aren’t so comfortable with, like tricks on my scooter
What’s your biggest challenge at the moment?
Archie- learning to balance when snowboarding
Matilda- learning to sew
Matthew- getting back to my sleep routine
Libby- learning to knit
Are challenges worth it?
Finley- yes because you feel positive
Edward- those who don’t try a challenge are cowards
We talked about the amazing achievements of Emma Raducanu at the weekend winning the US tennis open and all the challenges she had been faced with. We discussed using our growth mindset ideas to help us overcome any challenges.
What does the word challenge mean?
Lily – when you try something new that pushes you out of your comfort zone
Alice – a challenge could be a hard competition
What do you think is your greatest challenge at the moment?
Zeb – making a game on scratch that keeps breaking
Alice – school work
Archie – my 11+ test
Riley – having to look after my younger cousins
Elijah – learning about chemistry
What do you do if you have a challenge?
Lexi – try your best at all times
Isla – don’t think negative thoughts – think positively
Elijah – work hard and study hard
Are challenges worth it? Why
Riley – any challenge is worth it because you can work towards achieving something
How to change your mindset:
1.You’ll never do it —– I’m going to do this – there is nothing stopping me
2.Not in a million years —– not in a million years because I’m going to get it now
3.Hahaha —— just ignore it and you can do it
4.Dreamer —– Practise makes perfect
‘Don’t listen to the troll’ means not to listen to any negative thoughts you may have about not trying a challenge.
WHAT ARE THE THREE IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER?
1) Don’t listen to the troll
2) Put on your armour
3) Never give up
Year 1 said that challenge means to have a go at something that might be different or difficult for you. We talked about our greatest challenges at the moment.
Jake said his was to get to high diamond.
Esme said to get better at karate.
Brooke said to ride her bike without stabilisers.
Reggie said to tie his show laces.
Minnie said to get better at balancing on her bike.
If we have a challenge this is what we do: think carefully about it Amelia), be positive (Thomas),
do your best (Jack) and keep on trying until you succeed (Rosie)
All of year 1 said that challenging yourself is definitely worth it as you are really pleased with yourself when you are successful.
Put on your armour means that you have to rise above people telling you that you won’t be able to do something (Elsie).
The three most important things to remember are
1. Don’t listen to the troll.
2. Put on your armour (you need to be ready)
3. Don’t give up – keep on going until you succeed.
We talked about what a challenge is and Mohammed said it was something that might be tricky. Year 3 shared their greatest challenges and Holly K shared that it was when she had to ride a big pony. Ethan said that when we have a challenge, it is really important to keep trying. Dylan told everyone that it is good to have a challenge because it will make our brain stronger and Mohammed said it will make us smarter. We mustn’t listen to the trolls because they give us negative thoughts. Putting on your armour means not listening to the trolls and protecting yourself from the negative thoughts. It is important to keep believing and not to give up.
We really enjoyed today’s assembly on challenges. We particularly loved the idea of wearing our armour and believing in ourselves no matter what! We call our inner voice our chimp inside and we’ve talked a lot about listening to our positive inner voice.
What does challenge mean?
Charlie T- sometimes something you have learned, but then something more
Charlie R- Doing something to get better- I challenge myself on my stunt scooter
Finley- facing something you aren’t so comfortable with, like tricks on my scooter
What’s your biggest challenge at the moment?
Archie- learning to balance when snowboarding
Matilda- learning to sew
Matthew- getting back to my sleep routine
Libby- learning to knit
Are challenges worth it?
Finley- yes because you feel positive
Edward- those who don’t try a challenge are cowards
We talked about the amazing achievements of Emma Raducanu at the weekend winning the US tennis open and all the challenges she had been faced with. We discussed using our growth mindset ideas to help us overcome any challenges.
Charlie R- we must always keep trying!
What does the word challenge mean?
Molly B – Its new and it looks hard to you.
What do you think is your greatest challenge at the moment?
Lukas – Wearing my splint.
Gracie – Having a wobbly tooth.
What do you do if you have a challenge?
Imogen A – You have to perservere.
Are challenges worth it? Why
Yes we all thought its worth it. You look at the girl who won the US Open.
The Troll is someone in our head we shouldnt listen to.
The Angry birds are a sign that you should never give up.