Free Homeschool Character Education Resources

Let's Be Friends Board Game is a fun and engaging board game designed for young children in preschool and kindergarten. This exciting game teaches valuable lessons about kindness, teamwork, and empathy while promoting social skills in a playful, interactive way.

This game is a part of the larger Play and Purpose Friendship and Feelings curriculum for Kindergarten. It gives a sample of the interactive activities found in the curriculum, which can be used for an individual child, a small group of children or the whole class depending on the needs of the group. Many lessons contain ways to scaffold the learning to your students and allow for the most learning to take place as possible! 

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Don't forget to check out the new resources I have below the description! Lots of fun Seasonal, Prek and Kindergarten Activities to print!

This is a behavior chart worksheet that can be filled out by the child with the teacher. It is supposed to help younger children think about their behavior and how they can improve it They should fill this out after they have been sitting in the thinking chair and had their consequence. Teacher prints off multiple worksheets and places on the left side of the child's folder. Staple one of the 0-4 strips to the folder with a paper clip for the child to move along as they get a consequence. This way it is private and other students can't see how many they have. When you fill out the consequence form, list the child's name, the date, and what consequence they are on. The child should circle how they feel and draw what they did wrong, and say an I will statement such as "I will sit quietly on the rug and listen to the teacher.". Then the teacher writes in what the consequence was and files the paper on the right side of the folder. Each month go through the child's folder and staple the forms to be saved and fill in the area that says if they have improved their behavior. This gives the teacher easy documentation. To show parents how many consequences the child had for the day, prepare a calendar with 1 circle in each day box and child will put the number of consequences they had for the day based on what their folder says.

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Reward students for their good deeds with these pre-made, fill-in-the-blank ribbons. Two versions: colored for printing on card stock or black and white for students to color on their own. Use on bulletin boards, as bookmarks, tape/pin to clothing...unlimited uses to encourage positive cooperative learning and good deeds.

I envisaged this to be a September week 1 internet activity. It will give students an opportunity to think about how other people perceive them. It could also be used as a lesson in how to search Google effectively or used as a dictionary / thesaurus activity, where students have to find descriptive words in order to search for appropriate pictures on Google Images.

These have been doing the rounds on FaceBook and email recently. You may have received posters / postcards entitled "Teachers...." or "Moms..." and then under the title are a series of photos with captions like;

What my friends think I do

What my mother thinks I do

What I think I do

What I really do

Each caption is accompanied by an image of what that person thinks about the other person or group of people.

The sample here is of the "Teacher..." postcard. This is NOT what I am selling. I am selling a similar template entitled, "Students..." It is laid out the same as the teacher one with the same titles (the word teacher has been replaced with student), however, the pictures are missing. Students must search Google Images for appropriate pictures that characterize themselves. The photo titles are as follows;

Students...

What my friends think I do

What my mother thinks I do

What society thinks I do

What my teachers think I do

What I think I do

What I really do

My students printed off the images and then cut them out and pasted them on.

Enjoy!!!!

This resource includes 26 circular feeling and emotional printable cards to support students identify and explore their feelings and emotions.

The emotions include the following:

Angry, in love, bored, embarrassed, mischievous, happy, shocked, awkward, shy, calm, jealous, proud, disappointed, confused, sad, excited, curious, grumpy, out of control, distracted, left out, ready to learn, courageous, frustrated, silly, shocked

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Tame the Workplace Drama Like a Boss: Navigate Challenges with Confidence!

Empower your students to navigate tricky workplace situations with 5 key strategies in this engaging reading comprehension worksheet! "Teen Drama at Work?" tackles the realities of navigating adult dynamics as a young professional, equipping them with essential skills like communication, conflict resolution, and emotional intelligence.

Through relatable scenarios, interactive questions, and clear takeaways, students learn to:

• Stay calm and composed: Master the art of de-escalating emotions and making rational decisions.
• Practice clear communication: Address issues respectfully and find solutions that work for everyone.
• Seek support wisely: Leverage the guidance of trusted colleagues and mentors.
• Choose battles wisely: Focus your energy on what truly matters and avoid getting sucked into negativity.
• Focus on your work: Demonstrate your value and professionalism by exceeding expectations.

Highlights:

• Relevant and engaging reading: Connects directly to the challenges teenagers face in their first jobs.
• Case Study: The relatable story of Sarah, the targeted intern, sparks discussion and reinforces key concepts.
• Multiple Choice, True/False, Fill-in-the-Blank, and Short Answer Questions: Assess understanding in diverse formats.
• Teacher Answer Key: Save time and ensure accurate assessment.

Learning Objectives:

• Students will understand the common types of workplace drama and their impact.
• Students will identify and apply strategies for navigating drama calmly and effectively.
• Students will develop communication skills for addressing issues and finding solutions.
• Students will understand the importance of emotional intelligence and seeking support.
• Students will analyze the case study and apply learning to real-world scenarios.

Recommended Common Core Standards:

• RL.7.2, 8.2, 9.2: Determine central ideas or themes of a text and analyze their development.

• RI.7.8, 8.8, 9.8: Delineate and evaluate the reasoning used in arguments.

• W.7.1, 8.1, 9.1: Write informative/explanatory texts to examine and convey complex ideas and concepts.

• SL.7.1, 8.1, 9.1: Engage effectively in a variety of discussions and collaborations.

Equip your students to thrive in any work environment with the confidence and skills to handle drama like a pro! Download "Teen Drama at Work?" today and watch them blossom into effective communicators and problem-solvers.

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This fun and simple writing activity includes places to write down what you're thankful for and brainstorm ways to give back this Thanksgiving! Perfect for older elementary and middle school students. Enjoy this freebie!

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Now more than ever, we are all seeking connection and compassion from one another. Students need to know that you want them to be the best person they can be. Noticing their good actions creates more positivity and desired results. This free product helps students to recognize the moral lesson of 6 commonly known fairy tales.

* This updated product includes "Kindness Cards" that teachers can give to students, or students may give them to their friends!

* There is also a suggested book list that corresponds with the Fairy Tales from this lesson.

Drowning in a cyber-sea of hate? This powerful worksheet equips students with the tools to weather the storm of online harassment in the workplace

• Dive into real-world scenarios like trolling, doxing, and fake accounts, learning to protect themselves, navigate challenging situations, and report abuse effectively.
• Develop critical thinking and social-emotional skills by grappling with issues like cyberbullying, privacy concerns, and mental health impacts.
• Perfect for Middle and High School classes, this engaging resource connects with relevant current events and sparks crucial discussions about digital citizenship.
• Multiple choice, short answer, and thought-provoking case studies cater to diverse learning styles and keep students actively engaged.
• Teacher Answer Key included for seamless implementation.

This worksheet tackles the increasingly relevant issue of online harassment in the workplace. Students analyze the different forms of harassment, its negative consequences, and practical strategies for self-protection, reporting, and seeking support. Case studies provide relatable contexts for applying ethical principles and developing the resilience to silence the digital storm and ensure a safe and respectful work environment.

Benefits:

• Empowers students to confidently handle online harassment in professional settings.
• Promotes responsible digital citizenship and ethical social media usage.
• Develops critical thinking, research, and communication skills.
• Engages students with realistic scenarios and interactive activities.
• Saves teachers time with ready-to-use materials and answer key.

Overall, this engaging and relevant worksheet equips students with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the digital landscape of the workplace with awareness, resilience, and a commitment to fostering a safe and respectful online environment. Add it to your lesson plan to empower the next generation of digital citizens to silence the storm of online harassment!

Download this ready-to-use worksheet today and help your students stand strong against online bullies! Equip them with the tools to create a safer, more respectful digital world for everyone.