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Unusual Character Education Lesson PlansIt's important to you that character education lesson plans are part of your child's early educational learning. Does the sound of those four words strung together, i.e., character and education and lesson and plans sound tedious, unexciting, like a lot of work, that you wonder if it's worth it?  Can you hear your child mumbling: "Mom, this is boring, not fun, do I really have to do these character education lesson plans?" You can stop your fretting right now! My character education lessons are fun and educational at the same time. Warning: Action is required in these character education activities. I make specific instructions and your child's job (ugh) (assignment, sound better?) is to complete the task. Pretty simple. Let's get started with our character education lesson plans. #1) Find out what character education means. Use an online Dictionary, visit what is character education or search on Google:  Custom Search The world received a great lesson in character education programs on Nov. 4, 2008. For the first time in US history, the US people elected an Afro-American man as President of the United States. Never before has this happened. It is a historical event of huge proportions. Your kids will ask someday, "Where were you mom, Nov. 4, 2008?" The character education lesson plans here are ideas based on the election, the campaign and the new President of the United States, Barack Obama. The first segment of these character education programs is geared for children 7 and older, possibly 8 and older. The Vision of this character education lesson is to Inspire Kids to Believe in Possibility. We will use character education activities and suggest a character education book or two. Here are the steps to follow in the first of these character education programs: Use Google Search to find articles, magazines, etc to complete your assignment. (1 Hour)  Custom Search Week 2: Write a 150 - 400 word article: Why you think Barack Obama's success is of such historical importance. (45 min) Then,
Week 3: Discuss with mom, dad, a grandparent or other adult why they feel Barack Obama being elected President affects not only the US but people throughout the world. Then,
That completes the first character education lesson. Character Education Ideas to Jump Start Your BrainHere are additional character education resources for character education activities and character education plans. Character education ideas are the next segment of these character education programs:
Have you begun to see that many possibilities are open to you? Remember, Mr. Obama's early life and how important a role his grandmother played in his life. She guided him with her love, patience, and persistence. She offered many character education lesson plans without calling them that. She helped him learn many of the important character education lessons that helped him become the exceptional man he is. If you need additional character education ideas you'll find excellent suggestions. Want some ideas about
How Important Are Character Education Traits in Children's Lives? Ask President Elect Barack Obama!Do you possess or know about a great character trait that empowers kids to see possibility in life? ATTN: I love providing free information, resources and products that are useful to you. To help the site grow in a way that you would like, I invite you to tell me your preferences in the boxes below. Thank you for your feedback. I really appreciate it! The information and art found on Character Education Lesson Plans is the property of Childrens Educational Books.
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