Courage is a trait often associated with those serving in the military, first responders, and especially of late, those in the medical field and those facing illness in themselves or their families. However, courage can be, and should be,…
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Books about Truth
PACE provides a list of books focused on our trait of the month. Here is an expanded list of books, especially for the youngest at heart, focused on truth-telling. Need an family activity? Read one or two and email us a book review….
Read more ›TEDxTalk on Trust
Do you agree that relationships are the most important element of business success? If so – how does trustworthiness factor in to those relationships? This TED Talk explores both. Consider watching with your team. What do they think?…
Read more ›Am I Trustworthy?
Teaching trustworthiness is a challenge and it seems it has been always! Even “way back” in black and white TV days. Consider watching this educational video from the 1950s with your family or students. Eddie as he questions why he isn’t considered trustworthy and then learn to be trusted….
Read more ›Kindness 101
Can one teach kindness? We think so and Steve Hartman from CBS and CBS Sunday Morning agrees. Check out his first Facebook Live lesson on kindness.
(The full list of his videos and lessons may be found here….
Read more ›How to Lose Trust Without Even Trying
Sometimes the best way to learn how to be is to learn how NOT to be. Here is a list of all the ways one can lose, or never earn, the trust of others. Perhaps discuss this list with the older children in your life or your coworkers/employees….
Read more ›Wall of Trustworthiness
How do you teaching trustworthiness? Perhaps consider talking about what happens when one does something that causes others to loose trust in that individual. Check out this page from Corner On Character for an activity. While they suggest blocks or tissue blocks –…
Read more ›Water You Covering Up?
Lies often lead to more lies. Here’s an activity to help your family talk about honesty and trustworthiness – using water and pennies as a visual.
Source: Corner on Character blog.
Thank you for PACE Partner KiDDS Dental for providing this resource….
Read more ›Teaching Diligence Video
Teaching diligence can be tricky. It can be a hard topic to tackle at all ages. Here is a video and discussion guide that may help for older groups of students.
Source: https://www.goodcharacter.com/
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Read more ›Family Night – Honesty
Consider a Family Night! A designated night, once a week, where you sit down with your family…have a lesson, an activity, and a treat. It’s a great way to spend time together as a family and teach your children about the MOST important things they don’t learn in school….
Read more ›Honesty Coloring Page
Here’s fun page to color while taking to your children or students about honesty.
Honesty Coloring Page from KiDDS Dental
Click on the image to open a larger file, then save or print.
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Read more ›Teaching Diligence
Teaching kids about diligence? Perhaps try out this idea using Aesop’s fable “The Ant and the Grasshopper.”
Source: https://meaningfulmama.com/
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