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

Descriptions of how Generosity supports the other qualities.

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

Experience the joy of giving through "The Lollipop Game," a sweet activity that teaches students how to be generous with their treasures. By following creative prompts to share treats with others, students learn that Generosity creates a positive cycle of kindness where everyone feels supported.

Expand the concept of generosity beyond just giving things by teaching students how to share their time, talents, and treasures. Through an engaging salt-water experiment and the "Lollipop Game," students learn practical ways to support others and "buoy" their community through intentional acts of kindness.

Watch a sinking egg rise to the surface in this engaging salt-water experiment that illustrates the uplifting power of Generosity. This hands-on lesson teaches students how their kind words and supportive actions can "buoy" a classmate in need and create a more positive classroom culture.

A Christian Activity to Teach Generosity

Christian prayers to help us build Generosity.

A family activity on Generosity. 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.

Use patenting from your Science curriculum to teach Generosity

A featured workplace book—Go Out of Your Way—with a reflection question and Goodreads link to our book list.

A Christian Bible Reflection on Generosity.

A featured Generosity picture book—Grandma Rose’s Magic—with a read-along link and ready-to-use classroom discussion questions.

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