Goal Setting
Short activity to help students understand that setting goals is an important human skill that helps establish a destination for our lives, create a road map of where we want to go, and helps determine what we want and need to accomplish.

Help Your Child Become a Responsible Citizen
A U.S. Dept. of Education parent guide for grade K-12 age children on how to help them develop good character traits.

Moral Reasoning Lesson Plans Using the Newspaper
Famous child psychologists, Piaget and Kohlberg, discovered that the way we think about moral problems develops throughout our lives. As we get older our logic becomes less self-centered and more complex, taking into consideration many factors. Thinking about problems at "higher stages" means that you take long-term consequences seriously, wonder if the actions will impact your character or integrity, respond to your pangs of conscience or feel a duty to care for others coming from deep within.

Holocaust Timeline Lesson Plan
The Holocaust Timeline Lesson Plan is a review of the NAZI anti-Semitic pogroms and laws that went into effect between 1933 and 1945. The timeline marks the escalating levels of prejudice, discrimination, and terrifying violence targeting the many victims of the Holocaust. Lesson questions are provided. 

Portraits of Character from the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery
There are 6 portraits of character on: 

• Mary McLeod Bethune
• Albert Einstein
• Rosa Parks
• Frances Perkins
• Walt Whitman
• George Washington Carver

Project: Solution Character Education Supplements: Thirty-six 8-page supplements are provided, eighteen for each grade level of K-3 & 3-7. Topics include: