Teaching Character Through Literature: Stewardship
Today we have some literature suggestions for our Character Trait of the Month – Stewardship! Curated by our lovely SLOCA librarians, these would also be fun to read over the
Category: Teaching through Literature
Teaching Character Through Literature: Resilience & Resourcefulness
I can be changed by what happens to me. But I refuse to be reduced by it.― Maya Angelou We have a character trait duo this month of Resilience and
Teaching Character through Literature: Citizenship
Happy Wednesday! A quick reminder – today is the last day to pre-order your Hanging Lantern Review and purchase your tickets! Today we have some great literature and video links
Teaching Character Through Literature: Humility
Today we have more on our Character Trait of the Month – Humility. My family and I (Wei) have been watching the Winter Olympics and it has been really interesting
Teaching Character Through Literature: Integrity
Good morning, Down Home Readers! With the time change and the shorter days it does seem like that we have entered into a cozier season. Today we have our Teaching
Teaching Character Through Literature: Responsibility
A story meets the child where he is. It sparks an authentic desire within him to do better, try harder, and love more. It allows each of our kids a
Teaching Through Literature: Stewardship
Summer break is a few weeks away and it is the perfect time to start gathering books for your family to read. Our character trait for the month of June
Teaching Through Literature: Resilience & Resourcefulness
I can be changed by what happens to me. But I refuse to be reduced by it. ― Maya Angelou We have a character trait duo this month of Resilience
Teaching Through Literature: Citizenship
Our Teaching Through Literature series is all about sharing quality books that have been carefully and intentionally selected to correlate with each month’s character trait. Citizenship is our character trait
Teaching Character Through Literature: Courage
I remembered that the real world was wide, and that a varied field of hopes and fears, of sensations and excitements, awaited those who had courage to go forth
