Character education

Explains the virtue of generosity and describes ways to show it in the home, school, and community.

Real-life stories teach children the importance of sportsmanship and demonstrate how they can display it in their own lives.

Presents an introduction to the concept of responsibility, in simple text with illustrations, defining the meaning of responsibility and giving examples of how it may be practiced in a variety of situations at home, in school, in the community, and between friends.

Examines the concept of citizenship and explains the rights and responsibilities it conveys to an individual in relation to his or her community, nation, and world.

Defines courage, explaining that courageous people persevere despite their fears, and describes different kinds of courage, from overcoming the challenges of a disability to sticking up for one's beliefs to facing one's mistakes, showing how children can be courageous in their own everyday lives.

Explains the virtue of loyalty and describes ways to show it in the home, school, and community.

An exploration of frustration and anger that provides definitions, explores destructive and constructive uses of the emotions, discusses situations which cause them, and offers advice on managing them.

Examines leadership characteristics and how to make decisions, discussing real-life incidents in which leadership can be tested, and offering advice to develop strong leadership and decision making skills.

Discusses instances of bullying at schools, work, and in the media; and addresses issues related to bullys, victims, and bystanders; and also describes ways to alter the bullying culture in schools.

Describes tolerance as a virtue and suggests ways in which it can be recognized and practiced.