Virtues. I think virtues are very important because these will be help my daughters in building their character and how they can be better persons when they grow up. Because they're still young, I have a hard time teaching it to them word for word so I show it to them through my actions so that they'll follow in my example.
Aside from showing it to them through my actions, We Choose Virtues has a poster which is very colorful and eye-catching. For little children, my girls are 3 and 6, something colorful would catch their attention quickly.
What I like about this poster is that beside the virtue, there is an image of what the image is all about so, my 3 year old daughter, who can't read yet, can easily associate what virtue it is. I also like how each virtue has an example of what the virtue is all about in a simple manner so that young kids could understand it. There's also an antonym of what the virtue is all about so that helps a lot too. Everyday, I read a virtue to my daughters so that they can get accustomed to what the virtues are. I believe that repetition would make them remember these more easily.
HOW DO YOU TEACH MANNERS AND VIRTUES TO YOUR CHILD?
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I like the poster because it teaches young children about love and respecting others, I would give this to my nephew to help him in his young life-
ReplyDeleteI visited the We Choose Virtues Website and I learned that the posters were originally created to help children learn positive and consistent instructions by giving them a list of virtues and unforgettable catchphrases.
ReplyDeleteI think these posters are great because children need to learn from an early age what is really important. By using these posters it constantly reinforces simple ideas.
If I won I would put the posters in my kids rooms.
I learned that they have a new Virtue Kids Kit.
ReplyDeleteIf I won, this would be for our granddaughter and we would put it in the playroom.
Nancy
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It was out of this necessity that Heather created the original list of virtues and their unforgettable catchphrases.
ReplyDeleteIt would be for my kids.