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[Image: Tommy the Trustworthy Turtle]Tommy the Trustworthy Turtle
Click image on the right to read a cute story that teaches preschoolers about trustworthiness.
[Image: Character Critters Order Form]Critters Order Form
Please use this form to order materials for Character Critters.
[Image: Image of Rusty the Raccoon]Teaching Respect in the Early Childhood Setting
Teachers are an important influence on young children. The children in your classroom will learn by the example you set for them. This means that the ways you are respectful of others will influence the ways the children are respectful of others.
[Image: Image of Roy the Rabbit]Teaching Responsibility in the Early Childhood Setting
Teachers are an important influence on young children. The children in your class will learn by the example you set for them. If your children see you being responsible, they will want to act responsibly, too.
[Image: Image of Fran the Fair Frog]Teaching Fairness in the Early Childhood Setting
Young children are very impressionable, and teachers are an important influence on young children. One way you can help children learn to be fair is by example. If the children see you following rules, sharing, listening to others and not placing blame, they will be likely to follow your example.
[Image: Image of Carrie the Caring Cat]Teaching Caring in the Early Childhood Setting
Teachers are an important influence on young children. The children in your class will learn by the example you set for them. If your children see you acting in a caring way, they will want to act in a caring way, too.
[Image: Image of Cindy the Citizen Crab]Teaching Citizenship in the Early Childhood Setting
Being a good citizen is something adults may do every day. Adults might practice good citizenship by: obeying traffic laws, paying taxes, helping a neighbor, volunteering or recycling. The children in your class will develop good citizenship habits by following your good citizenship practices.
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