We Can Too!
How does it feel to not get it right the first time? Is failure the end of the road, or just the beginning? This outdoor workshop invites students to see mistakes and difficulties in a new light, using examples from the natural world. We’ll follow the adventures of our puppet, Cate the Caterpillar, as she navigates the sometimes-treacherous journey to becoming a butterfly.
This program encourages students to adopt a growth mindset and to discover their own unique gifts. Click here to learn more about our Butterfly Cycle framework.
My class really enjoyed the program! Stephanie did such a wonderful job and is a natural with the students! I would definitely be interested in another program with Thimbleberry Learning.
Note: Maximum of 28 students per program
Program Includes
- A puppet story
- Musical Poetry
- Indigenous connections
- Active movement
- Talking Circle
- A printable growth mindset resource
Click here for a detailed program outline, including connections to the *new* K-4 Alberta curriculum
We gratefully acknowledge that we work in the traditional territory of the Îethka (Stoney Nakoda) – comprising the Chiniki, Wesley and the Bearspaw; the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) – including the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai; the Tsuut'ina Nation; as well as the Métis people of Alberta - Region 3. Thimbleberry is committed to education for reconciliation as outlined in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action.
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