The 2022 Marshmallow Challenge
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The 2022 Marshmallow Challenge
As part of Marshmallow Day, First Grade participated in The Marshmallow Challenge, tasking them with building a structure out of spaghetti, tape, and string that will hold a marshmallow as high off the table as possible!
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Will-Power in Children & Future Success | The Marshmallow Experiment by Stanford University’s Walter Mischel, PhD. This experiment (originally done in the 1970s) highlights how delayed gratification in children may predict life outcomes such as SAT scores, educational attainment, body mass index (BMI), social skills & substance abuse issues. Replication of this study on larger scales suggests that economic background, rather than willpower, better predicts children’s behavior & long-term success
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