Help unleash students’ natural curiosity and confidence. Interested and engaged kids are better learners inside and outside the classroom.
Strengthen the parent-to-school connection. Parents proud of their kids’ new competence are eager to share triumphs with the school.
Flexible, equitable activities work for students of all ages and in all types of communities.
With anxiety at an all-time high for young adults, one middle school teacher was desperate. Her students were terrified to leave their comfort zone. How could she break through? She found the Let Grow Project and never looked back. Watch the 2-minute video to see the huge impact The Project made in her anxious students’ lives.
Fourth grade students at Roanoke School who felt anxious about their academic abilities weren’t participating in class discussions, mostly for fear of “messing up.” Their teacher, James Richardson, assigned them The Let Grow Project: “Go home and do something new, on your own, after discussing it with your parent(s).” Then the student fills out a little form saying what they did and how it went.
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