A Christian Bible Reflection on how Peter Teaches Us Resilience.

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

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

Descriptions of how Resilience supports the other qualities.

A Christian Activity to Teach Resilience

Can a rose really grow from a crack in the concrete? Using Tupac Shakur’s famous poem, this activity encourages students to explore themes of resilience, hope, and "blooming where you are planted" despite facing difficult or unlikely circumstances.

Turn "bad luck" into a creative challenge with the "Oh No" game. By practicing how to find an "Oh well" for every "Oh no," students learn to identify silver linings and develop a positive perspective when faced with unexpected disappointments.

We often give better advice to others than we give to ourselves. This activity uses the "BOUNCE" acronym to help students identify encouraging phrases they can use to combat negative self-talk and build emotional resilience during troubled times.

Christian prayers to help us build Resilience.

A family activity on Resilience. 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—Grit—with a reflection question and Goodreads link to our book list.

Use Materials from your Science curriculum to teach Resilience.

A featured Resilience picture book—Lili Macaroni—with a read-along link and ready-to-use classroom discussion questions about teasing, being yourself, and recovery.

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