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The School for Ethical
Education (SEE) has compiled this list of activities to assist
in building character in the classroom. All activity files are
downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF documents and contain a student
worksheet and facilitator instructions. In order to view or
print the files, you must have the free Adobe Acrobat plug-in
installed on your computer. If you do not have Acrobat on your
computer, you can download and install it from Adobe's web site.
Acting on Shared Values -
A community building activity for students in Grades 4-12. In
this activity students will articulate what shared values mean
and look like in action with others.
Ideal Year 
[13 KB] - In
this activity students will begin to articulate what the values they think are important
look like in real-life action. Student will take a role in the creation of their own positive community.
Shared Values
Survey [12 KB] - In this activity students will learn the character traits and the values that they believe are important and on which they all agree. Students will create a common shared vocabulary that they will use throughout the year.
Single Act of
Kindness
[28 KB] -
An ethical reflection activity for elementary school students.
Harriet Tubman Didn't
Take No Stuff
[31
KB] - An ethical reflection activity with discussion questions.
Credit [10 KB] - An ethical
decision making activity on service-learning for high school
students.
The Lot
[11 KB] - An activity on service-learning values which can be
used with 4th-12th graders.
The Struggle - An
ethical reflection activity based on a quotation by Abraham
Lincoln for students in Grades 6 - 12. In this activity students
will evaluate the meaning of "just" and
"unjust" actions and will recognize and discuss the potential in such
values as perseverance and courage.
Easy Homework [94 KB] -
An ethical decision making activity.
Heroes Out of Tragedies - An
ethical reflection activity based on the question "are
there any good things that can come out of tragedies" for students in Grades
4 - 12. In this activity students
will define and discuss the idea of heroes and heroism.
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