The Six Pillars of Character - clinton.k12.ky.us

The Six Pillars of Character Samsel Upper Elementary School Character Education Program You always SCORE with good character!

People of good character are admired and well respected in life. You can be a person of good character, too, by possessing six important traits. We call these traits the six pillars of character. They are trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship. True Blue! Be honest - dont lie, steal or

cheat. Always keep your promises. Be courageous enough to do what is right even though it may be difficult. The Golden Rule! Be courteous and polite; don't insult people, make fun of them, or call them names.

Listen to what other people have to say. Conduct yourself with dignity and pride. Reliable like an oak! Create and maintain a safe living environment. Be reliable and dependable; when you agree to do

something, do it. Think before you act and imagine the consequences. An orange divides into equal parts! Play by the rules, and dont be a sore-loser. Think about how your

actions will affect others. Don't play favorites. Like a red heart! Treat people with kindness and generosity. Be sensitive to people's feelings; never be mean or hurtful. Always remember - we become

caring people by doing caring things! Regal representing a state! Do your share to make your school, your community and the world a better place. Participate in community activities and be a good neighbor. Respect family values and follow the rules of your school and

society. I am trustworthy when I tell the truth. I show respect when I listen to what others have to say. I am a responsible person when I take care of my own business; I never make others do what I am supposed to do. I am fair when I treat others the way I would like to be treated.

I am caring when I help those in need of assistance or guidance. I am a good citizen when I take care of my school, home, family and friends. Points to Ponder - Name a famous person you look up to and list any pillars of character they possess. - How can the pillars of character help you resolve problems you may face in life?

- What pillar do you personally want to work on? How will you work on this?