https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF925qEKgmM
It's Not Fair! by Amy Krouse Rosenthal. Why'd I get the smaller half? Why don't you yell at her? Why does my team always lose? Why can't we have a pet giraffe? Because that's life. Life doesn’t always go the way we want it to. But with this delightful and witty book, everyone, including pigs, planets, and square pegs, sometimes thinks: It's ... |
5 Minute Bedtime Story ITS NOT FAIR! by Anita Harper and Illustrated by Mary McQuillan Read Aloud by Books Read Aloud For Kids. Get the book from Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Do3czE When Mum and Dad brought my baby brother home, everyone fussed over him. It wasn't fair! "What about me?" "You're a big girl now," my mum said. I'm not that big. Coping ... |
"Little Critters That's Not Fair" written by Mercer Mayer. |
New Shoes, Read aloud. Ella Mae is used to wearing her cousin's hand-me-down shoes—but when her latest pair is already too tight, she's thrilled at the chance to get new shoes. But at the shoe store, Ella Mae and her mother have to wait until there are no white customers to serve first. She doesn't get to try anything on, either—her mother ... |
 | Thank you for reading along with Munchkin Storytime where new children's book are posted and read aloud for your little readers educational enjoyment!!!!Plea... |
Learn to read with The Little Red Hen read along storybook written by Pail Galdone. For more great books, download the Curious World app that has 1,000+ games, videos, and books for kids. Try It FREE! from the App Store. http://apple.co/1PjKE2v More about the Curious World App - Every book serves as an early reader with audio sync-highlighted ... |
Read Aloud Of Big Red Lollipop By Rukhsana Khan |
Who was Martin Luther King and why is there a national holiday marking his birthday? Watch our new video about this great man to find out how Martin Luther King Jr. changed American society forever. You will hear how he fought segregation – a law in the USA that didn’t allow people of different skin colors to study, travel or eat together ... |
This is a read-aloud of "Freedom Summer" by Deborah Wiles |
How do children tackle inequality? What can they teach us all about fairness? Do you want to make a difference? Join the global movement against extreme inequality: https://www.oxfam.org.uk/inequality |
Fairness means treating others with kindness and respect. It's about considering other people's feelings and not being mean or selfish. When we are fair, we try to include everyone, listen to their ideas, and make sure everyone has a voice. Mr Saad explains the complexity of fairness and that fairness does not necessarily mean equal. |
Character
Trait Definitions for Students:
Responsible:
You do the things you say you will do and accept the results of your actions.
Accountable:
Being responsible for your own actions and behaviors.
Dependable:
Keeping promises and doing what you say you will do.
Perseverance:
The power to keep doing something, even if it is hard.
Self-Discipline:
You can control your own feelings and your own actions.
Loyalty: Showing support
for someone or something.
Respect: Caring enough to
consider how your words and actions make others feel.
Patience: The ability to
be calm while waiting, even when it might be hard.
Courage: Making new or
good choices, even when you might be afraid.
Honor and Dignity:
Treating others the way we would like to be treated.
Considerate:
Being thoughtful of the rights and feelings of others.
Benevolence:
Showing kindness toward others and wanting to do good.
Fairness: Treating others
with an equal amount of kindness and respect.
Perspective:
The way you see things, which may be different from how others see it.
Sportsmanship:
Playing fairly and treating others with kindness after a win or a loss.
Cooperation:
Working well with others to get something done.
Gracious: Being kind,
thoughtful, and aware of others.
Compassion:
Caring about others when they may be going through something hard.
Harmony: Getting along
with others when we work or live together.
Collaboration:
Working well with others to complete a task; teamwork.
Kindness: The quality of
being friendly, warm-hearted, and caring about how others feel.
Forgiveness:
The choice to let go of anger when someone hurts you.
Empathy: Being able to
understand how someone else feels.
Trustworthiness:
The ability to keep promises, do what you say you will do, and be honest.
Honesty: Being truthful
in what we say and do.
Integrity:
Doing the right thing, even when it’s hard or when no one is looking.
Reliable: Doing what you
say you will do; able to be trusted.
Ethical: Knowing the
difference between right and wrong.
Affable: Friendly and
easy to talk to.
Excellence:
Being an outstanding citizen.
Citizenship:
Being a member of and supporting your community.
Contribution:
To give along with others; to share your strengths and resources.
Example: Being a model of
positive choices and behaviors.
Self-control:
Being in control of your own behaviors and actions.
Selflessness:
Being more concerned with the needs of others than your own needs.
Courtesy: To have good
manners and to be polite.
A WONDERFUL resource for some of the traits listed:
This has a short power-point presentation and
worksheets to help introduce responsibility.
Respect
https://talkingtreebooks.com/category/teaching-traits/respect-worksheets-teaching-resources.html
Honesty
https://talkingtreebooks.com/category/teaching-traits/honesty-worksheet-teaching-resources.html
Empathy
https://talkingtreebooks.com/category/teaching-traits/empathy-worksheets-teaching-resources.html
1st 6 Weeks:
Trait: Responsible
1.
Responsible
2.
Accountable
3.
Dependable
4.
Perseverance
5.
Self-Discipline
6.
Loyalty
2nd 6 Weeks:
Trait: Respect
1.
Respect
2.
Patience
3.
Courage
4.
Honor and Dignity
5.
Considerate
6.
Benevolence
3rd 6 Weeks:
Trait: Fairness
1.
Fairness
2.
Perspective
3.
Sportsmanship
4.
Cooperation
5.
Gracious
4th 6 Weeks:
Trait: Compassion
1.
Compassion
2.
Harmony
3.
Collaboration
4.
Kindness
5.
Forgiveness
6.
Empathy
5th 6 Weeks:
Trait: Trustworthiness
1.
Trustworthiness
2.
Honesty
3.
Integrity
4.
Reliable
5.
Ethical
6.
Affable
7.
Excellence
6th 6 Weeks:
Trait: Citizenship
1.
Citizenship
2.
Contribution
3.
Example
4.
Self-Control
5.
Selflessness
6.
Courtesy
Comments
Post a Comment