I'm Only in Control of Me

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what have the ability to control.

Intention For My Day

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Click Play and listen to the character describe how to set an intention. Click Example On for a written example.
• Thinking about the theme of the week, Solving Problems Together, type an intention for your day or week.
•Draw or create a representation of how you feel about accomplishing what you set out to do!

Draw a Picture

• Think about your scheduled activities and plans for the day/week.
• Create a list of things you have accomplished so far today/this week and things you plan to accomplish.
• Draw or create a representation of how accomplishing what you set out to do, makes you feel.

No Worries

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how focusing on what is taking place is healthier than worrying.

I'm Only in Control of Me

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what have the ability to control.

Talking About Problems

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Listen to the descriptions and discuss as a group.
• Compare and contrast big and small problems.

Talk to Someone

• Think about any challenges that you may currently have. They can be problems at school or home.
• Talk to a friend or a family member that you can trust.
• Identify the problem and any potential solutions you can think of to help you solve the problem.

No Worries

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how focusing on what is taking place is healthier than worrying.

I'm Only in Control of Me

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what have the ability to control.

Solve the Case

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Listen to the detective case and discuss.
• Think through a clear solution to solve the case.

Draw a Picture

• Think about how solving problems is similar to solving a case.
• Create a venn diagram where you compare and contrast how solving a case is similar to solving a problem.
• Share you venn diagram with the class upon completion.

No Worries

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how focusing on what is taking place is healthier than worrying.

I'm Only in Control of Me

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what have the ability to control.

Creating Community

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Read the definition and discuss.
• Identify the ways to create a sense of community by solving problems together.

Draw a Picture

• Think about how creating a sense of community makes cooperation much easier.
• Consider what steps you have taken or have experienced to be a part of a community.
• Write a few sentences detailing that experience.

No Worries

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how focusing on what is taking place is healthier than worrying.

I'm Only in Control of Me

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what have the ability to control.

Reflect and Apply

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Take a moment to reflect back over your week.
• Read and choose one of the following ways to respond to the questions:
1. Think
2. Share
3. Draw
4. Write

Draw a Picture

• Think about how a mountain is structured; it has peaks (tops of mountains) and valleys (the base between two mountains).
• How has your week compared to the peak of a mountain or its valley.
• Write or draw the “peaks” or highlights of your week and/or the “valleys” or challenging points in your week.
• Compare how you felt over the course of the week, to how you feel today.

No Worries

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how focusing on what is taking place is healthier than worrying.

Straight Up

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you keep it real with others.

Intention For My Day

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Click Play and listen to the character describe how to set an intention. Click Example On for a written example.
• Thinking about the theme of the week, What is Honesty? Type an intention for your day or week.
• At the end of the day or week, reflect on your progress. Did you meet your intention?

Draw a Picture

• Think about your scheduled activities and plans for the day/week.
• Create a list of things you have accomplished so far today/this week and things you plan to accomplish.
• Draw or create a representation of how accomplishing what you set out to do, makes you feel.

Get Motivated

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what motivates you!

Straight Up

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you keep it real with others.

Truth Cube

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Read the example and discuss. Click the cube to roll and then create your own statement.
• Think about the honest qualities that you possess.

Draw a Picture

• Think about what you would include on your own truth cube.
• Write a list or draw an image of your own version of the truth cube.

Get Motivated

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what motivates you!

Straight Up

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you keep it real with others.

Follow Your Conscience

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Act out different solutions and decide which is the right choice.
• Think about how honesty impacts how you follow your conscience.

Draw a Picture

• Review the goals that you created at the start of the week
• Today, is your mid-week check-in.
• Have you been successful at accomplishing your goals?
If so, you’re doing great!
If not, you still have time to reorganize and prioritize!
• Write out or draw a picture of what you still need to work on and what you have accomplished.

Get Motivated

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what motivates you!

Straight Up

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you keep it real with others.

Think It Through

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Click each light to learn about listening to your conscience.
• Think about how your conscience impacts your ability to make honest choices.

Draw a Picture

• Think about a time when you had a choice to be honest or dishonest.
• Write a list or draw an image of what goes through your mind when you have to make a difficult choice.

Get Motivated

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what motivates you!

Straight Up

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you keep it real with others.

Reflect and Apply

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Take a moment to reflect back over your week.
• Read and choose one of the following ways to respond to the questions:
1. Think
2. Share
3. Draw
4. Write

Draw a Picture

• Think about how a mountain is structured; it has peaks (tops of mountains) and valleys (the base between two mountains).
• How has your week compared to the peak of a mountain or its valley.
• Write or draw the “peaks” or highlights of your week and/or the “valleys” or challenging points in your week.
• Compare how you felt over the course of the week, to how you feel today.

Get Motivated

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what motivates you!

Too Hard to Talk

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you handle things when it is too hard to talk.

Intention For My Day

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Click Play and listen to the character describe how to set an intention. Click Example On for a written example.
• Thinking about the theme of the week, Why is Honesty Important? Type an intention for your day or week.
• At the end of the day or week, reflect on your progress. Did you meet your intention?

Draw a Picture

• Think about your scheduled activities and plans for the day/week.
• Create a list of things you have accomplished so far today/this week and things you plan to accomplish.
• Draw or create a representation of how accomplishing what you set out to do, makes you feel.

When Bad Things Happen

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what you do when bad things happen.

Too Hard to Talk

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you handle things when it is too hard to talk.

Eric Learns About Honesty (Story)

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Click play to hear about how Eric learns about honesty.
• Think about what you have learned. Why is honesty important?

Talk to Someone

• Let a friend or family member know what you’ve learned about honesty.
• Share your story with them and ask them to share their experiences with you and how they learned about honesty.
• Listen carefully and ask questions to clarify anything you don’t understand.

When Bad Things Happen

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what you do when bad things happen.

Too Hard to Talk

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you handle things when it is too hard to talk.

Keeping It Real

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Listen to the definition of integrity. How are integrity and honesty similar?
• Click discuss. Click each street sign and listen to the scenario.
• Click Qualities. Click, drag, and drop qualities of integrity into the character’s mind.

Draw a Picture

• Think about a character in a book, show, or movie who shows integrity.
• Draw a picture of the character showing integrity.
• Write a description of what is happening in the picture.

When Bad Things Happen

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what you do when bad things happen.

Too Hard to Talk

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you handle things when it is too hard to talk.

List of Consequences

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Read the scenario, the select Alison to help decide what she should do.
• Think about the impact of consequences on how you’re honest.

Draw a Picture

• Think about what makes your family unique. It can be traditions your share, your routines, or values.
• Get some paper and a pencil, crayons or markers.
• Create a flag, badge, or symbol that represents your family.
• Use any words, phrases, or symbols that represent your family.

When Bad Things Happen

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what you do when bad things happen.

Too Hard to Talk

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about how you handle things when it is too hard to talk.

Reflect and Apply

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Take a moment to reflect back over your week.
• Read and choose one of the following ways to respond to the questions:
1. Think
2. Share
3. Draw
4. Write

Draw a Picture

• Think about how a mountain is structured; it has peaks (tops of mountains) and valleys (the base between two mountains).
• How has your week compared to the peak of a mountain or its valley.
• Write or draw the “peaks” or highlights of your week and/or the “valleys” or challenging points in your week.
• Compare how you felt over the course of the week, to how you feel today.

When Bad Things Happen

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what you do when bad things happen.

Good Choices

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts the good choices you make.

Intention For My Day

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Click Play and listen to the character describe how to set an intention. Click Example On for a written example.
• Thinking about the theme of the week, Honesty and Trust, type an intention for your day or week.
• At the end of the day or week, reflect on your progress. Did you meet your intention?

Draw a Picture

• Think about your scheduled activities and plans for the day/week.
• Create a list of things you have accomplished so far today/this week and things you plan to accomplish.
• Draw or create a representation of how accomplishing what you set out to do, makes you feel.

All Up to You

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about the benefits of self-discipline.

Good Choices

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts the good choices you make.

Is It Trustworthy?

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Click each computer icon and discuss.
• Think about what trustworthy internet usage means to you.

Draw a Picture

• Think about what honesty and trust look like when you’re using the internet.
• Get some paper and a pencil, crayons or markers.
• Create a checklist for yourself to be sure that you are using the internet responsibly.

All Up to You

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about the benefits of self-discipline.

Good Choices

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts the good choices you make.

Trust Chain

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Listen, then click each button to learn more about community and trust.
• Think about how community and trust work hand-in-hand.

Talk to Someone

• Let a friend or family member know what you’ve learned about honesty and building community.
• Share your thoughts with them and ask them to share their experiences with you and how they learned about building honesty and trust within a community.
• Listen carefully and ask questions to clarify anything you don’t understand.

All Up to You

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about the benefits of self-discipline.

Good Choices

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts the good choices you make.

Levi's Self-Discipline Story

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Listen to both versions of the story and decide which version demonstrates self-discipline.
• Think about how self-discipline impacts your friendships and your community.

Draw a Picture

• Think about positive impacts that have come from being honest and building trust in the community you are a part of.
• Write a list or create a drawing that shows your appreciation for what honesty and trust have done for your community.

All Up to You

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about the benefits of self-discipline.

Good Choices

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts the good choices you make.

Reflect and Apply

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Take a moment to reflect back over your week.
• Read and choose one of the following ways to respond to the questions:
1. Think
2. Share
3. Draw
4. Write

Draw a Picture

• Think about how a mountain is structured; it has peaks (tops of mountains) and valleys (the base between two mountains).
• How has your week compared to the peak of a mountain or its valley.
• Write or draw the “peaks” or highlights of your week and/or the “valleys” or challenging points in your week.
• Compare how you felt over the course of the week, to how you feel today.

All Up to You

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about the benefits of self-discipline.

I Can Be Your Friend

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts great friendships in your life.

Intention For My Day

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Click Play and listen to the character describe how to set an intention. Click Example On for a written example.
• Thinking about the theme of the week, Honesty in Relationships, type an intention for your day or week.
• At the end of the day or week, reflect on your progress. Did you meet your intention?

Draw a Picture

• Think about your scheduled activities and plans for the day/week.
• Create a list of things you have accomplished so far today/this week and things you plan to accomplish.
• Draw or create a representation of how accomplishing what you set out to do, makes you feel.

Be True to Yourself

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about why being true to yourself is valuable.

I Can Be Your Friend

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts great friendships in your life.

Celebrating Friends

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Listen to Sanjay describe his different friends.
• Think about how honesty influences how your ability to create ong-lasting friendships with your friends.

Draw a Picture

• What are some descriptive words your friends would use to describe you?
• Create or draw a list of what you think your friends would say about you!

Be True to Yourself

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about why being true to yourself is valuable.

I Can Be Your Friend

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts great friendships in your life.

True to Yourself

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Click the arrow, listen, and discuss.
• Think how the questions help you to maintain honesty in your relationships with others.

Draw a Picture

• How do you stay true to yourself?
• Create a list or draw a picture about how you stay true to you!

Be True to Yourself

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about why being true to yourself is valuable.

I Can Be Your Friend

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts great friendships in your life.

Healthy Friendships

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Discuss what it means to be healthy.
• Think about what helps you to maintain healthy friendships.

Draw a Picture

• What does it mean to be healthy?
• What does it mean to have healthy friendships?
• Create a list or draw a picture about how you keep yourself and your friendships healthy.

Be True to Yourself

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about why being true to yourself is valuable.

I Can Be Your Friend

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about what impacts great friendships in your life.

Reflect and Apply

• Click link to launch the activity.
• Take a moment to reflect back over your week.
• Read and choose one of the following ways to respond to the questions:
1. Think
2. Share
3. Draw
4. Write

Draw a Picture

• Think about how a mountain is structured; it has peaks (tops of mountains) and valleys (the base between two mountains).
• How has your week compared to the peak of a mountain or its valley.
• Write or draw the “peaks” or highlights of your week and/or the “valleys” or challenging points in your week.
• Compare how you felt over the course of the week, to how you feel today.

Be True to Yourself

• Click link to launch the song of the week.
• Press Play and listen to the song.
• Think about why being true to yourself is valuable.