Posts: Character Strong- Honesty
1/31/2021 10:01 PM by laurea.shaw
This
month we’re talking about Honesty! definition we are using at school is:
living truthfully in
your words and actions and thoughts!
Honesty
is a lot more than just telling the truth – it is also about thinking and
acting in a way that feels consistent, kind, and sincere. What do we do with
honest thoughts that aren’t very nice? How do our actions in Honesty help or
hurt our relationships. We need to be honest with both our actions and our
words. We wil discover new games and techniques to make us more honest
competitors and more thoughtful friends. It will be a time of challenging, but
rewarding conversations!
Conversation
starters:
Ø
Sometimes, people cheat or do no not play by the rules when they
are playing a game. How do you think they feel if they win the game by cheating?
Do you think it is better to cheat and win or be honest and lose?
Ø
Share a time when someone was dishonest with you. What happened?
How did that impact your relationship with the other person?
Ø How
important is it to you that your friends are honest? When your friends are
dishonest with you, how does it make you feel? What should you do about it?
Ø When is
it most difficult for you to tell the truth? Have you ever felt like I’ve lied
to you? How did that make you feel?
Watch
and discuss the classic story
THE BOYWHO CRIED WOLF, READ ALOUD BY MS. CECE - YouTube
of together
as a family. Or, retell the story in your own words! Then, when you feel
tempted to not tell the truth, ask yourself, “Am I crying wolf?” and, if so,
what’s a more honest choice for me to make right now?
For Your Reading
The Honest Child: How To Teach Honesty
by Mary VanClay
12 Tips For Raising Truthful Kids
by Charity Ferriera
Turning Lies Into Lemonade: How to Encourage Honesty
by Jessica Graham
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