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Classroom Themes - List Of 52 Virtues Education Words

Classroom Themes - Character / Virtues Education - 52 Virtues Words...

  • Ideal for character education - focus on 1 virtue per week..
  • CHILDREN LOVE BIG WORDS EVEN LITTLIES - so get stuck into playing with these words (see ideas for use)
Theme Words

Virtues Education Theme Words List

caring cleanliness curiosity courage courtesy
compassion creativity confidence cooperation determination
devotion discretion enthusiasm excellence faith
flexibility forgiveness friendliness generosity gentleness
gratitude honesty humility humour hope
innocence integrity justice joy kindness
love loyalty moderation obedience openness
orderliness patience peace respect resilience
responsibility sensitivity self-discipline sincerity strength
steadfastness tolerance trust tranquility truthfulness
unity understanding
PLUS SPARE SPACE TO WRITE YOUR OWN WORDS
Ideas for Use

Virtues Education Words - Suggestions for Use


  • IMMERSE YOUR CHILDREN IN WORDS...

  • GENERAL IDEAS FOR STORING AND USING THEME WORD CARDS

  • Display the most appropriate virtues for your situation - talk about the word 'virtues' look the word up in various dictionaries and list various meanings eg. 'admirable qualities' - talk about their importance in our thinking and actions - how does displaying these virtues make us feel etc.

  • It is best not to bombard the children with all virtues at once - a wonderful way is to introduce and focus on 1 virtue each week - talk about the meaning of that virtue in depth - what they can do to display this virtue, how it made them feel - keep a class tally next to this virtue card when this virtue has been displayed by someone.

  • Children LOVE BIG WORDS - even littlies so don't think these words are too big to use for word study - they are a treasure.

  • For each virtue you focus on weekly - pull the word apart and get stuck into playing with it - find as many little words inside the big word (for ex. cleanliness has / clean / in / line / an / lean )look for phonics patterns, unusual blends, cut the word up into syllables and much more...

  • You can make these words smaller size by using the reduction settings on your printer and just printing off black and white copies, these smaller sizes are great for cut and paste activities.

  • When not being used on a wall display, place them in labelled boxes, or hanging pockets for continued use and reference.

  • All the activities from '101 Fun Flashcard Activities' are fantastic with these Math Words ......(DON'T FORGET TO UTILIZE THIS TERRIFIC RESOURCE EVERYDAY)

 

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Malissa Hoover (05-04-2013)

humor is spelled wrong in the word list =)


Donna (05-04-2013)

Hi Malissa

Thanks - humour is UK / Aust spelling Malissa - We do try to make the DN and ZB fonts with american spelling - did we miss this one - I will double check....


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