“30 Better Things to do than be a Bully” presents thirty, various Christian-centered engaging activities and social events for elementary and middle school-age children. From joining a... More > club to conducting science experiments or auditioning for a play, this inspirational informational tool both prevents bullying and transforms the hearts and minds of bullies into becoming loving, caring Christ-like individuals. The book explains how to enjoy life and please Jesus at the same time by simply considering how one’s actions affect others’ feelings and the healthy development of personal relationships with others. This is a great resource for teachers, counselors, camp leaders and many others!< Less
“30 Better Things to do than be a Bully” presents thirty, various Christian-centered engaging activities and social events for elementary and middle school-age children. From joining a... More > club to conducting science experiments or auditioning for a play, this inspirational informational tool both prevents bullying and transforms the hearts and minds of bullies into becoming loving, caring Christ-like individuals. The book explains how to enjoy life and please Jesus at the same time by simply considering how one’s actions affect others’ feelings and the healthy development of personal relationships with others. This is a great resource for teachers, counselors, camp leaders and many others!< Less
Building character in children does not happen by accident. Any character development that takes place is planned and effectively developed, This basic curriculum dwells upon thirty character... More > qualities as an initial list of core values. The program emphasizes the trait of respect including respect for others, respect for yourself, and respect for the environment. The program orients students to week traits in the form of the "Character of the Week," and is based around a typical school calendar. This guidebook is an essential framework for schools, teachers and guidance counselors wishing to provide value education to their students. It provides a basis for morale education.< Less
Maturity is achieved when your character and personality complement and illustrate a loving heart.
This character education visual dictionary presents 78 key terms along with illustrative images on... More > 8.5" x 11" slides.
The slides are suitable for posting on word walls and bulletin boards. The PDF can also be displayed on teacher and/or student computers.< Less
This book is packed with over 85 stories for parents, grandparents, teachers, coaches, scout leaders, and ministers to tell their children. Your stories will build and develop moral character while... More > making you wise in the eyes of your child. Because the stories come from you and not a “book” they carry more weight and will land squarely in your child’s heart and mind. Your storytelling and your discussions about them will have a ripple effect for generations.< Less
Trade Paperback: Formerly from Jossey-Bass, an imprint of John Wiley & Sons, this new edition from UP and the Josephson Institute of Ethics includes essays about the role of character from scores... More > of the country's most distinguished, interesting and accomplished citizens, including Harvard's Alan M. Dershowitz; best selling author Daniel Goleman; CBS's Dan Rather; radio host Dr. Laura Schlessinger; spiritual leader Marianne Williamson, and many more.< Less
Spells out why character education is so important today. Describes how educators have used character education since civilization began, and why it is making a dramatic comeback today. Highlights... More > the remarkable achievements of character education in the classroom, and explains the theoretical base of its success. Co-published by the Josephson Institute of Ethics and Unlimited Publishing LLC, this is a work that belongs on every educator’s bookshelf. Please visit CharacterCounts.org for more information.< Less
