4th Grade Character Education Handouts

Father's Day Infograph

By Beth Hammett

FREE infograph about Dad on Father's Day!

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Antibullying Freebie(INA)

By Gail Hennessey

Use this Freebie to open a discussion on bullying. I've included a student page with discussion questions and activities and a teacher page with lots of resources.

Note: A great start to discussing bullying might be to read about Hans Christian Andersen, the author of "The Ugly Duckling". Hans was often teased as a boy. He was very tall and skinny. He was called "scarecrow" by neighborhood children. One day, he actually climbed a tree to get away from bullies who were chasing him. Then, he got tangled and stuck. His father had to come help get Hans out of the tree.  Check out my resource, a Reader’s Theater Script on Hans Christian Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen: A Reader's Theater Script

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Hall Procedure Classroom Posters

By Kile's Classroom

A cute classroom poster to help students remember proper hall behavior! Four versions - One without kid clip art and one with kids clip art. One set with black background and one with white. Check out the other awesome resources from Kile's Classroom! Growth Mindset Poster Set. 5th Grade Math Interactive Notebook. Interactive Word Wall. Reading Logs for a Full Year.

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Antibullying Freebie(INA)

By Gail Hennessey

Use this Freebie to open a discussion on bullying. I've included a student page with discussion questions and activities and a teacher page with lots of resources.

Note: A great start to discussing bullying might be to read about Hans Christian Andersen, the author of "The Ugly Duckling". Hans was often teased as a boy. He was very tall and skinny. He was called "scarecrow" by neighborhood children. One day, he actually climbed a tree to get away from bullies who were chasing him. Then, he got tangled and stuck. His father had to come help get Hans out of the tree.  Check out my resource, a Reader’s Theater Script on Hans Christian Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen: A Reader's Theater Script

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