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Students practice positive self-talk and self-compassion in a kid-friendly way.
Students explore what is meaningful to them through art
Practice courage in forming new connections with people you normally try to avoid—and reflect on what you learn from the experience.
Identify and reflect on the attitudes and behaviors that members of the school community are exposed to every day at school.
Students engage in art to reflect on and practice perspective-giving and taking skills.
Recognize and name emotions that can lead to acts of courage.
Students reflect on the power of intellectual humility to shape our view of the world.
Students consider the impact of climate change on something they love in nature.
Students explore and enact the character strengths that undergird courage: honesty, zest, perseverance, and bravery.
Promote courage when acknowledging and embracing vulnerabilities.
Promote the courage to learn from failure.
Students use their creativity to explore what courage can look like and feel like.
Students reflect on various definitions and acts of courage—and consider why they think courage is important.
Students foster courage to collectively problem solve.
Foster moral courage by reflecting on when and how to speak up against prejudice.
Students reflect on an ethical dilemma and consider how to prioritize their values—and respond courageously.
Inspire students to kindness through the “collective effervescence” of animals