Character Class: Teamwork – Froggie Pond Game
A Marble for Every Kind Deed (Character Class)
A Marble for Every Kind Deed. As each person do a nice deed, he and she will put in a marble in the bowl. We will see how it will fill up at the end of the year.
Inside Out Character Class: The Fish Game
Inside Out Character Class. In this activity, we aim to teach teamwork and courage. At the same time, it helps our kids to have fun, better their motor skills, and learn agility.
“‘If you can’?” said Jesus. “Everything is possible for one who believes.” Mark 9:23
Character Class: What’s Uniquely Me? (Music only version)
Character Class: What’s Uniquely Me?
Our students had fun learning to share their views? Key learning point today is the Discoverer:
1. Learning to discover about themselves and others
2. Learning to discover the nervousness and confidence in making presentation
3. Discovering that though it is an uncomfortable place, they can still do what is important for them.
4. Learning to grow in their self-esteem and social skills
5. Learning to be more fluent in speaking English
Video clip of the Coat of Arms presentation by the seniors
Video Clip: Students Creating Their Coat of Arms
BDS Inside Out Class: Coat of Arms
Being myself is what got me to where I am. Jeff Hardy
Last week, our students created their own design of their coat of arms. Today, they are making the final copy. The coat of arms is a reflection of who they feel they are. It was wonderful to see our students eagerly putting themselves creatively onto the drawing board.
I praise you because you made me in such a wonderful way. I know how amazing that was! Psalms 139:14
BDS Character Class: Blurting out vs Listening well
“Listen with curiosity. Speak with honesty. Act with integrity. The greatest problem with communication is we don’t listen to understand. We listen to reply. When we listen with curiosity, we don’t listen with the intent to reply. We listen for what’s behind the words.” ― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart
Pay attention! That is hard for our young people. In this class, we taught them the harmfulness of randomly blurting out their thoughts. They can speak their hearts out but they should learn to listen first.
Even the wise could become wiser by listening to these proverbs. They will gain understanding and learn to solve difficult problems. Proverbs 1:5
BDS Senior Character Class: Coat of Arms
“You opinions about me does not change who I am.” ― Lailah Gifty Akita, Think Great: Be Great!
To be successful, you need to know who you are not just from the external or from the mirror, but from who you are in the inside. Our inside is what makes us strong. Our students learned about themselves doing the “Coat of Arms” activity. In their coat of arms, they describe their dreams, their favorite things, who they admired, what’s unique about themselves, their motto. In the middle of their coat of arm, they stick their very own photos – to say “This is Me. And I love who I am.”
I praise you because you made me in such a wonderful way. I know how amazing that was! Psalms 139:14
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