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Lesson plans and activities based on character education for students of all ages!

Stomp Out Bullying

Stomp Out Bullying is a national organization for kids and teens dealing with bullying and cyberbullying. Students can get help, give help, and be a part of campaigns to “Stomp Out Bullying”.

Workplace Kindness Calendar

Each year, Random Acts of Kindness creates a 12 month workplace kindness calendar highlighting monthly themes structured to create a kinder work culture.

The 5 Day Gratitude Challenge

Teachers face stressful days and often can be given overwhelming tasks. Studies show that those who show gratitude, despite the hardships, often see a decrease in stress, are more productive, and feel much better overall. The goal of this challenge is to make your life a little bit better one day at at time. “The 5 Day Gratitude Challenge” aims to put a little structure into giving thanks, and offers an opportunity to encourage people.

Inclusion and Respect: GLSEN Resources for Educators

GLSEN’s resources include educator guides, LGBT-Inclusive curriculum, and lesson plans on bullying, bias, and diversity.

kindness.org

kindness.org is a nonprofit with a bold hypothesis: Kindness is the catalyst in solving the world’s biggest challenges. They believe a kinder world is possible, and they’re here to make it happen.

Random Acts of Kindness Foundation

This foundation is non profit and dedicated to the teaching of kindness in schools and in life, they provide lesson plans and ideas to spread random acts of kindness.

100 Ways to Promote Character Education in Schools

This web page provides a list of successful strategies used to teach character education.

Education Place

Lessons for Elementary educators to weave into daily teaching subjects that help build character.

CoreEssentialValues

Here parents and teachers can find information about how to help their children’s community to treat others right and maximize their potential.

CMS

Character education lessons from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools that have the gowl to unite students, parents, teachers, and the community leaders to promote acceptance, achievement, and accomplishment.