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Fun with Character: What’s In Your Wallet?

A classroom activity to help understand Authenticity by exploring personal goals and hidden potential by identifying individual talents to "put in a wallet", and reflecting on the steps needed to develop those skills.

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Fun with Character: Be All That You Can Be

A classroom activity to help understand Authenticity by exploring sincerity and personal growth by analyzing the "Be All That You Can Be" slogan and the word ARMY, and reflecting on how to eliminate insincere behaviors.

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Connecting Patience to the History Curriculum

Use journey of Christopher Columbus from your History curriculum to teach Patience.

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Connecting Responsibility to the Science Curriculum

Use research experiments from your Science curriculum to teach Responsibility

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Connecting Kindness to the Science Curriculum

Use sensation of touch from your Science curriculum to teach Kindness.

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Fun with Character: Mix It Up At Lunch

A classroom activity to help understand Acceptance by exploring how to cross social boundaries and meet new people by randomly assigning new seats in the cafeteria, and reflecting on how to build a more inclusive school community.

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Fun with Character: Outburst

A classroom activity to help understand Acceptance by exploring how collective brainstorming reveals unique perspectives by competing in teams to match category lists, and reflecting on how valuing different ideas leads to better group results.

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Fun with Character: Make It Rain

A classroom activity to help understand Acceptance by exploring how individual actions contribute to a group effort by creating the sound of a rainstorm using only hand gestures, and reflecting on how everyone's unique participation is accepted and valued.