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Teacher’s Pet Better Me Persistent Bracelets for Kids

(4 customer reviews)

Original price was: $30.00.Current price is: $19.83.

30 multicolored persistent bracelets with lesson plans for classroom character education.

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Make Character Education More Dynamic!

Teach your students the power of persistence through:

  • coordination challenges
  • overcoming obstacles
  • classroom cheers
  • puzzle-solving

Each package includes detailed lesson plans and 30 multicoloured bracelets embossed with the word “PERSISTENT”.

All students receive a trait bracelet to reinforce what they have learned. Great for Kindergarten to Grade 3.

Item Details
Bracelets 30 multicoloured bracelets with “PERSISTENT” embossed
Includes Detailed lesson plans
Age Range Kindergarten to Grade 3

FAQ

What age group is this product suitable for?

This product is designed for students in Kindergarten to Grade 3.

Are the bracelets reusable or do they come with a specific design?

The bracelets are reusable and feature the word “PERSISTENT” embossed on them.

Can I combine this product with other Better Me packages for a better price?

Yes, you can order a combination of Better Me bracelet packages for better pricing.

4 reviews for Teacher’s Pet Better Me Persistent Bracelets for Kids

  1. Joanne Bell –

    The lesson plans were easy to follow and the students loved the bracelet activity. They started using the word ‘persistent’ in their daily conversations. Great for building character in young learners.

  2. Sean Edmunds –

    The coordination challenges kept the class engaged. The bracelets were colorful and the students were excited to wear them during classroom activities.

  3. Dominic Allan –

    Used this in my Grade 2 class and saw a noticeable improvement in how students approached difficult tasks. The puzzle-solving part was especially effective.

  4. Virginia Wallace –

    The classroom cheers added a fun element to the lessons. Students felt proud when they completed the challenges and earned their bracelets.

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