Humility In School
vs. arrogance
Recognizing the people and factors that have shaped my life
To practice Humility, I will: 
- give credit to others
- admit mistakes
- ask for help when I need it
- realize my way is not the only way
- think of myself less often
The Strength of Humility
At first blush, Humility may seem a synonym for weakness. Careful study of the quality will reveal just the opposite, as there is great strength in being humble. Humility asks that we honestly assess not only our weaknesses but our strengths as well. Humility is confidence that is rooted in fact and proper perspective. Humility lets us celebrate the successes of others without feeling threatened. We do not require others to have less to feel like we have more. One for all and all for one! This is a strong foundation for building community in a classroom.
This month, how will you use your Humility to strengthen interdependence?
The Links below will take you to Resources you can use in the classroom or in homeschool
to teach the Character Quality of Humility.
Need to build community in your classroom? Try these team building activities!
Snowballs
Have each participant write a fact about themselves on an 8 ½ x 11 white sheet of paper. (Excellent use of scrap paper!) Make sure they know the fact will be shared and used to identify them. Do not put a name on the paper. (Younger participants can draw a picture of...
Our other Pillars have resources that can be used in an educational setting or for education professionals.
Visit Humility in Business>>
Teambuilding
Power Up with Character
Interview Questions
Adult Business Books
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Quotes
Character All Month Calendar
Related Qualities
Character Holiday Activities
Family Activity (with a printable for sending home to parents)
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Christian Family Activity
Bible Verses
Christian Poster
Prayer and Reflections
Archived Resources