Character Builders
Books and Activities for Character Education (Through Children's Literature)
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Word Count
35,000 words, Guess
Page Count
140 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivecharacterbuilder0000know
- ISBN-101591583705
- ISBN-139781591583707
- Goodreads916233
- Library of Congress Control Number2006017626
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number70054169
- Better World Books9781591583707
- Open LibraryOL8856036M
Classifications
- LCCLC311 .K59 2006
- LCCLC311
Description
"This book by well-known authors Liz Knowles and Martha Smith (Boys and Literacy, Reading Rules!, etc.) fills the need for a K-12 resource for teachers and librarians searching for materials and activity ideas at all grade levels. It consists of 12 chapters--one on each virtue: empathy, respect, courage, humor, responsibility, perseverance, loyalty, honesty, cooperation, tolerance, citizenship, and forgiveness. Each chapter has a listing of related virtues, a definition, several useful famous quotes, listings of people and organizations who have demonstrated the virtue, related topics for further curricular exploration and discussion questions. There is also a complete listing of annotated titles divided into five sections: picture books, primary (gr. 1-3), intermediate (gr. 3-5), middle school (gr. 5-8) and young adult (gr. 8-12). In addition, Knowles and Smith offer lists of other good professional books and Web sites to consult in building your school's character education program. A unique feature of this book is a section in each chapter called, in action in which the authors offer ideas to share with students such as Empathy in action: Be polite in the cafeteria, Be kind and helpful to those with mental and physical challenges, Share your supplies with those who have none. Grades K-12"--Publisher's website. Recommends six hundred books that encourage character traits such as responsibility, perseverance, and cooperation, and contains categorized entries that give a synopsis of each book.
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