Character Education - Auto-B-Good
Welcome to the World of Auto-B-Good! Respect Bingo Gr: 2-7
Character Education
Newly Expanded and Enhanced Animated DVD Character Education In this game-like format, students learn
Curriculum Great for the whole school. Gr: K-5 actions that contribute to their own well
Good Citizenship
New
being as well as the actions that help
others to form positive opinions
Flash Cards
about them.
Fun and easy to use
The leader draws a calling card, calls out
citizenship education cards.
the title of the column and then the action
Gr: K+
associated with it. Players can then cover
The basics of good citizenship
a square on their card if they have one that
are warmly conveyed in these
matches what has been called. Included
cards featuring a polite pig and a
are reproducible activity sheets to reinforce
supporting cast of kind animals
the concepts being presented. Includes 30 game-boards, reproducible
demonstrating the answers to
activity sheets, calling cards, directions for use. #RB018M $16.95
questions about social behavior.
This set contains 48 fl ash cards
Character Building Day by Day
that present a situation, asking
for an appropriate response. The
180 Quick Read-Alouds for
reverse offers a good solution to
Elementary School. Gr: 3-6
the issue. Whether reinforcing
In elementary schools across the country, rules children already know, or
New
teachers are expected to provide at least introducing them to unfamiliar situations, these cards can
fi ve minutes of character education each inspire a conversation about responsibilities and values
day. This book makes it easy to meet that that should continue throughout childhood.
requirement in a meaningful way. It includes
Examples of situations presented: When someone works hard to do a
180 character vignettes—fi ve for each of the
good jobÉC ompliment good work! When people talk about problems
36 weeks in the school yearÑg rouped by
in your communityÉL isten and learn. You might have a solution! If
trait. Each features kids in real-life situations
someone says something mean about a friendÉ Defend your friends
making decisions that refl ect their character.
and point out meanness!
Each is short enough to be read aloud; all
can be used as starting points for discussion,
Two counselor/parent cards describe good ways to use the cards and
to support an existing character education program, or as the basis
suggest lots of ways to reinforce learning. The cards are 4.5Ó x 6Ó and
for an independent program. An excellent tool for the classroom or the
come in a sturdy, sliding drawer box. #2302 $12.00
character-conscious home. #421780 $15.95
What Do You Stand For? For Kids
Berenstain Bears Good
Character Building Card Game. Gr: 1-5
Behavior Bingo Game
Turn learning into a game and kids will want to
Gr: K-4
play. Based on What Do You Stand For? For
This new bingo game is a perfect way
Kids, this card game spotlights ten top character
to teach emotional intelligence skills in
traits: Caring, Citizenship, Cooperation, Fairness,
a counseling session or a classroom.
Forgiveness, Honesty, Relationships, Respect,
Each kit contains 16 Bingo Cards and
Responsibility, and Safety. To win, players collect
teaches fi ve different skills. The teacher
cards of each trait. Each card
or counselor just picks a card at random
features a Ò What IfÓ scenario or
and calls it out If a child can match it
question about character that
to his Bingo Card, he must answer the
gets kids thinking about what they
New
question before putting down a chip.
would do and what they stand
This game teaches kids the importance
for. Meant to be played with adult
of being helpful, following the rules,
supervision (a teacher, counselor,
cooperating with others, and more. A simple but effective way to teach
or youth worker familiar with
emotional skills that kids will love! 2 to 16 Players #60283 $39.95.
character education themes), the game includes an insert with rules
and basic character education concepts. #422174 $12.95
Dr. Playwell’s
The Classroom
Buy all 21 - A complete year of character lessons for your
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The Classroom Behavior
Behavioral problems account
Game teaches 12 positive
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Inappropriate Behavior of
turn around non-compliant or
Others, Having a Positive Attitude, and Listening. Designed for children
oppositional kids. This game
with behavior problems and who have diffi culty following rules. Kids
uses a multi-modal approach
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love the behavior report cards and the self-inking apple stamp.
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cognitive, and social skills. This is what Dr. Playwell calls the Ò ABCsÓ
Game includes: game board, 1 die, 4 pawns, 72 Behavior Question
This offer can not be combined with the specials above.
of emotional intelligence, and is the key to virtually all behavioral
cards, 4 sets of 12 Behavior cards, pad of Behavior Report Cards, pad
problems. The CD lets you print out miniature copies of the game so
of Apple Score Sheets, apple stamp, and instructions. For 2-4 players.
that it can be played at home. For 2-4 players. #1016014 $52.00
#350800 $52.00
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