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Self-Control: 26 Ways Kids Can Show It
As the school year progresses and students feel more “at home” and comfortable at school, you may see less self-control and more issues arising or teacher concerns centered around student impulsivity and inappropriate school behaviors. From kids needing self-regulation skills…
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Teaching Kids About Responsibility
“I am responsible for all I do. You can count on me!” – Regina Burch I have always opened the school year with a lesson about responsibility for all grade levels. It’s the perfect time to focus on the character…
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Teaching Kids About Self-Discipline
“Think before you act. Eat healthy foods so you’ll grow. Mind your parents. Oh, oh, oh, everyday… You need self control. Having self-control will help you meet your goals. Oh, oh, oh.” – Regina Burch Self-Discipline is the next stop…
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Teaching Kids About Integrity
“Integrity, integrity. Tell the truth, that’s the key. Integrity, integrity. Be the best you can be!” – Regina Burch I have loved singing this song with my kindergarten students as I introduced the character trait of integrity to them. The…
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Traits of Good Character Freebie
Happy Saturday, everyone! I know some of you are already enjoying your summer break. I’m entering into my last full week of school. I’ll be working until June 10. I still have so much to do, but it will all…
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A Lesson About Kindness
Today, I’d like to share a book I’ve used when teaching kindness. Rosie’s Roses, by Pamela Duncan Edwards, is an adorable book about Rosie the Raccoon. Rosie has four roses for her Aunt Ruth’s birthday present. While on the way…
