A curated reading list for teaching Positivity—plus a printable download and a link to the full Positivity bookshelf on Goodreads.

Descriptions of Punctuality as a Core Value and how the other qualities support it.

Descriptions of how Positivity supports the other qualities.

A Christian family activity that encourages Positivity.

Using the "Focus Game," this activity teaches students how our brains filter information and why what we choose to notice matters. By searching for specific shapes and colors, children learn that focusing on the positive helps them see more opportunities for kindness and joy throughout their day.

Using simple bubbles, this meditative activity helps students visualize letting go of negative thoughts. By "blowing their grumpies" into bubbles and watching them float away, children learn a practical mindfulness tool to stay positive and clear their minds of self-doubt.

Using clay and water, this hands-on activity demonstrates how "opening up" to others can keep us afloat during tough times. Students will explore the difference between feeling weighed down by discouragement and finding Resilience through community, help, and a positive mindset.

Christian prayers to help us build Positivity.

A family activity on Positivity. Includes a download that teachers can send home with their students.

Hiring for character helps organizations build stronger teams because character qualities shape how people make decisions, handle challenges, and work with others.

A featured workplace book—Good Power—with a reflection question and Goodreads link to our book list.

A Christian Bible Reflection on Positivity.

A featured Positivity picture book—The Energy Bus for Kids—with a read-along link and ready-to-use classroom discussion questions.

A quick language-and-meaning snapshot of Positivity, showing the word origins, sign language, and common idioms anyone can discuss.