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Character Trait Activity for Trustworthiness

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Character Trait Activity for Trustworthiness preview

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Trustworthiness activity instructions: brainstorm, complete sentences about school, home, and community, then draw.
Instructions for brainstorming, writing, and drawing
Trustworthiness activity book cover titled 'Character Traits' with 'TRUSTWORTHY' as the featured trait.
Optional cover for the character trait book
Trustworthiness brainstorming page asks how students show trustworthiness at school, at home, and in the community.
Brainstorming page for three everyday settings
School writing and drawing page: 'I am TRUSTWORTHY' and 'I show that I am trustworthy at school by'.
School response page with the trait supplied
Home and community writing and drawing page asks when students show trustworthiness and why they can be trusted.
Home and community responses with the trait supplied
Blank-trait school writing and drawing page: 'I am' and 'I show that I am ___ at school by'.
School response page with the trait left blank
Blank-trait home and community writing page asks students to name a trait, finish sentences, and illustrate.
Home and community responses with blank traits

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The Character Trait Activity for Trustworthiness helps students understand and demonstrate what it means to be trustworthy. After an introductory discussion defining trustworthiness, students brainstorm personal examples of how they exhibit this trait at school, home and in their community. They reflect on past actions that illustrate reliability, honesty and good judgment. This versatile activity facilitates whole class instruction, small group collaboration or independent work. Use it to teach a single trait or compile multiple traits into a character book over the course of a semester. The simple instructions and thought-provoking prompts make this resource easy to implement while expanding students’ self-awareness and personal responsibility. By recognizing trustworthiness in themselves and others, students build essential life skills. This social-emotional learning activity complements character education for any grade level.

What's Included

You will receive a pdf with several pages. There is 1 brainstorming page and 2 pages for students to complete the sentences, specific to the word trustworthiness. I've also included the same two pages without the word trustworthy, in case you'd like to do the activity with other words.

Examples are provided.

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