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💪🎯Never Give Up, Never Back Down

Sharma, June 17, 2025June 17, 2025

🧗‍♂️ 5-Step Time-Bound Process to Build Perseverance in Kids

✅ Step 1: Set a Small but Stretching Goal 🎯

  • Goal: Learn to work toward a meaningful personal challenge
  • Timeline: Week 1
  • Action: Let each child pick 1 mini-goal for the week—finish a book, do 10 pushups, or memorize a Hindi poem
  • Measurable Output:
    • Goal Card with the goal written and decorated with why it matters to them
    • Builds positive emotions and meaning (Positive Emotions, Meaning)

✅ Step 2: Build “Try Again” Muscles 🧱

Timeline: Week 2

  • Goal:
    • Teach that retrying is a superpower
    • Timeline: Week 2
  • Action:
    • Make a “Mistake Medal” (paper medal/badge) each time they try again after failure. Celebrate the effort!
  • Measurable Output:
    • Medal Collection Wall or String with 3–5 Mistake Medals
    • Encourages engagement and growth mindset (Engagement)

✅ Step 3: Track Effort, Not Result 📈

Timeline: Week 3

  • Goal:
    • Make effort visible and valued
    • Timeline: Week 3
  •  Action:
    • Create a 7-day “Effort Tracker” with emojis: 😅 = tried a bit, 👍 = tried well, 🔥 = gave best shot
  • Measurable Output:
    • Perseverance Calendar with daily emoji ratings
    • Reinforces accomplishment through reflection (Accomplishment)

✅ Step 4: Learn from Heroes 🧠

Timeline: Week 4

  • Goal:
    • Learn perseverance through real-life stories
    • Timeline: Week 4
  •  Action:
    • Read/listen/watch 1 story each of:
      • 🌟 Dashrath Manjhi (Mountain Man)
      • 🚀 Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
      • 🛰️ Kalpana Chawla
  • Measurable Output:
    • “My Perseverance Hero” Poster: picture + 2 lessons learned
    • Builds meaning, admiration, and direction (Meaning)

✅ Step 5: Celebrate Grit 🎉

Timeline: Week 5

  • Goal:
    • Recognize and share perseverance stories
    • Timeline: Week 5
  • Action:
    • Host a “Never-Give-Up Day” – kids present stories, sing songs (like “Lakshya” or “Kar Har Maidan Fateh”), or play a game with retry rounds
  • Measurable Output:
    • Grit Badge + Sharing Circle feedback
    • Promotes relationships and sense of achievement (Relationships, Accomplishment)

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