Character education lessons

The third week in October is Character Counts! Week. In honor of Character Counts! Week October 20-26, I'm sharing 20+ free character education printables. These are great for Character Counts! Week but can be used throughout the year to encourage good character in your children and/or students. I'm especially focusing here on character education activities, posters, and bookmarks. Disclosure: This post contains some affiliate links (at no cost to you). Free Character Education Printables…

Character traits are essential for teachers, helping students understand themselves and others better. They foster personal growth, empathy, and strong moral values. Check out our latest post for definitions, examples, and the importance of character traits. Plus, download free cheat sheets to use in your lessons! 📚✨ #CharacterTraits #TeachingResources #Education

Teach responsibility in the classroom with Character Education. This posts shares a variety of tools you can use to encourage responsibility.

Teaching kids to have empathy helps them connect with others. It's a skill they'll use throughout their life that will enhance every relationship they have.This week's challenge asks

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Being responsible is one of the important attributes of successful individuals. Therefore, to raise successful children it is necessary to inculcate this quality in them. Find the 6 ways to develop a sense of responsibility in children right away.

FREE Character Lessons for Elementary Students

As we have entered the month of August, every teacher, whether she likes it or not, starts thinking about school. Some of us have dreams (or nightmares). Some of us go on a Pinterest spree. We walk through Target and ask ourselves "What do I 'need' from the dollar section?" You don't do this? Okay, maybe it's just me. Anyway, we are also thinking about what were some of our students' challenges last year, and how we will address them this year. My third and fourth graders had difficulty with…

Understanding characters can be tricky! Learn my favorite strategies for helping students master character traits and changes.