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Character education Common Core SL.3.4 resources under $5
Kindness Matters Board Game | Character Education Activity
Teach examples of kindness to your students through a fun board game. This game includes Kind Cards and Share Cards to get your students talking about kindness. There are 36 Kind Cards that include examples of being kind and unkind. There are 16 Share Cards to engage students in reflective conversations with their peers. This game encourages fluency, decoding, speaking and listening skills in your students. The game cards use kid-friendly language to allow this game to be played independently. T
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in:Â Character Education MEGA Bundle | Discussion Prompts Lapbooks and Game
Digital Citizenship & Internet Safety Lesson Plans and Activities for 3rd Grade
Have you ever wished you had more time to teach digital citizenship and Internet safety? Or wished you had materials that were engaging and easy to use? Well, wish no more! I have created Digital Citizenship and Internet Safety plans and activities that are all of those things and more. This digital citizenship and Internet safety pack teaches students their rights and responsibilities on the Internet, media balance, and well-being focuses on the rings of responsibility within themselves, the co
Grades:
3rd
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Also included in:Â Digital Citizenship & Internet Safety Lesson Plans and Activities BUNDLE K-3
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Respect Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Respect. Guide your students into an understanding of what respect is, and how to exhibit respect. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of respect. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group ci
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Not Grade Specific
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Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Self-Control
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Self-Control. Guide your students into an understanding of what self-control is, and how to exhibit self-control. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of self-control. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Humility Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Humility. Guide your students into an understanding of what humility is, and how to exhibit humility. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of humility. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Responsibility
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Responsibility. Guide your students into an understanding of what responsibility is, and how to exhibit responsibility. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of responsibility. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.G
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Not Grade Specific
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Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Kindness Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Kindness. Guide your students into an understanding of what kindness is, and how to exhibit kindness. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of kindness. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Determination
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Determination. Guide your students into an understanding of what determination is, and how to exhibit determination. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of determination. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Tolerance Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Tolerance. Guide your students into an understanding of what tolerance is, and how to exhibit tolerance. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of tolerance. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole g
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Teamwork Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Teamwork. Guide your students into an understanding of what teamwork is, and how to exhibit teamwork. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of teamwork. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group
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Not Grade Specific
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Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Honesty Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Honesty. Guide your students into an understanding of what honesty is, and how to exhibit honesty. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of honesty. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group cir
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Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circleson Cooperation Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Cooperation. Guide your students into an understanding of what cooperation is, and how to cooperate. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of cooperation. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole gro
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Not Grade Specific
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Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Caring Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Caring. Guide your students into an understanding of what caring is, and how to exhibit caring. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of caring. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group circle
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Forgiveness
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Forgiveness. Guide your students into an understanding of what forgiveness is, and how to exhibit forgiveness. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of forgiveness. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Citizenship
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Citizenship. Guide your students into an understanding of what citizenship is, and how to exhibit citizenship. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of citizenship. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circle on Trustworthy Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Trustworthy. Guide your students into an understanding of what trustworthy is, and how to exhibit trustworthiness. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of trustworthiness. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Courage Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Courage. Guide your students into an understanding of what courage is, and how to exhibit courage. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of courage. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group ci
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Loyalty Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Loyalty. Guide your students into an understanding of what loyalty is, and how to exhibit loyalty. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of loyalty. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group cir
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Perseverance
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Perseverance. Guide your students into an understanding of what perseverance is, and how to exhibit perseverance. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of perseverance. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in
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Not Grade Specific
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Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Grit Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Grit. Guide your students into an understanding of what grit is, and how to exhibit grit. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of grit. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group circle first th
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Empathy Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Empathy. Guide your students into an understanding of what empathy is, and how to exhibit empathy. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of empathy. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your whole group cir
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Initiative Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Initiative. Guide your students into an understanding of what initiative is, and how to exhibit initiative. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of initiative. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your who
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Not Grade Specific
Daily Character Trait Discussions and Restorative Circles on Resilience Editable
Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Resilience. Guide your students into an understanding of what resilience is, and how to exhibit resilience. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of resilience. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in your who
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Not Grade Specific
Be You! A lesson using the story "Be Who You Are" by Todd Parr
This is a google slide show lesson that includes-youtube read aloud of "Be Who You Are" by Todd Parr-video about identity-questions for discussion-video for learning how to draw a self portrait like Todd Parr-identity poem writing activity* All clip art used in these slides in Sarah Pecorino Illustration Dot Dudes. Copyright is also listed within the slides.
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K - 3rd
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