Evening Planning
and weekend sections encourage students to complete their assignments in an efficient, timely manner.

 

Trait-Related Contribution
further highlights the person's positive impact on the world and the qualities that define good character.

Section to Record Weekly Goals
keeps students well-prepared and organized.

 

People of Character
A different influential person of
character, who demonstrates one of the pillars and traits through his or her life
commitments or specific actions, is also profiled each week. Included is an original drawing, brief biography (written for teachers and parents to review with the student), inspirational quotation, and informational Web site. This comprehensive character outline helps teachers depict for their students
how people have exemplified each pillar and corresponding trait.

 





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Six Pillars of CharacterSM
Each month emphasizes a
different one of the “Six Pillars of Character” (trustworthiness, respect,
responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship). Each week features a
different corresponding trait. This layout provides teachers with an
organized framework for teaching character education.

 

Question/Exercise
This section can be explored by students independently or utilized by teachers as a lesson idea to stimulate classroom and home discussion. Consisting of various questions and/or exercises, the lesson accompanies each of our character biographies to help students relate to the "Six Pillars of Character" and apply them to their everyday lives.

 

Ample Space to Record Daily Assignments

 

 

 

Several pages of resource materials appropriate for high school/college students (grades 9-12) are provided in the CHARACTER COUNTS! School Agendas. This information serves as a functional reference tool for students.

 


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