10:9 “He who walks in integrity walks securely, But he who perverts his ways will be found out.” Here are five simple activities that parents can use to help their children develop a strong sense of integrity: The Compliment Circle As a family, consider spending time once a week giving each other compliments.
PreparationThis second lesson will focus especially on the Struggle … the various Conflicts … the arenas where our Integrity will be challenged and attacked and tempted. 3-5: Essential Concept and/or Skill: Practice leadership skills, and demonstrate integrity, ethical behavior, and social responsibility in all activities. I then ask them to dip their Q-Tip and write on their paper HOW they show Integrity in school (a specific example).K-2: Essential Concept and/or Skill: Learn leadership skills and demonstrate integrity, ethical behavior, and social responsibility. So then they all get a small cup of liquid to write with (much like our Forefathers used quills and ink, my students used Q-Tips and an acidic liquid- either lemon juice, orange juice, or vinegar. Integrity is sometimes summed up as "doing the right thing, even when. Integrity is more than just being honest it's acting ethically, consistently, and in a trustworthy manner. They treat people equally and take responsibility for their own feelings and actions. Do the Good (apply the trait in daily living).What is integrity? People with integrity tell the truth and act in a sincere way.
Desire the Good (emotionally desire to adopt the trait). Each lesson seeks to compel students to (as character education guru Thomas Lickona puts it): Know the Good (understand the trait and intellectually agree that the trait is important). Give each student a copy of Handout One: Lesson Four Scenarios. Scenarios for discussion are the focus of this lesson. Integrity means "being true to yourself and others" and "knowing and doing what's right." Today, you'll have the opportunity to identify acts of integrity through some written scenarios.
Elementary school teacher, Steve Reifman, uses a. Children are not born with integrity or the behaviors we associate with it like honesty. Integrity lesson for elementary Integrity is the Basis of Social Harmony and Action.
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