Introduce the session by welcoming the students and explaining that everyone makes mistakes. Emphasize that making mistakes is a normal and valuable part of learning.

Explain the concept of a growth mindset. Highlight that challenges help us learn and improve. Share a few simple examples like learning to ride a bike or solving a puzzle.

Share examples of famous mistakes, such as Thomas Edison’s many attempts before inventing the light bulb, to show that mistakes lead to big achievements. Encourage students to think of a mistake that helped them learn.

Prompt students to think about challenges they have overcome or any time a mistake taught them something important. Allow a few volunteers to share their thoughts, fostering a supportive group discussion.

Conclude by summarizing that mistakes are tools for learning. Reinforce the idea that every error is an opportunity to improve and be creative.