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The Family Values Toolkit

The Family Values Toolkit

With the help of parents and psychology experts, Beliefnet has identified the core values that underlie ethical behavior. But how do we teach these values to the next generation?

Each month, our editors will unveil a new gallery, plus a "Family Values Toolkit" to help children of all age ranges appreciate the difference between right and wrong. Inside each Toolkit, you’ll find a value overview, plus goals and activities to post on your fridge. It's our hope these tools will help provide a roadmap to guide children along the path to adulthood.


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This Month's Featured Value Is... Honesty

Honest people behave in an open, forthright manner. They don't lie, cheat, or steal, and they have a code of honor that means they keep their word. Here's how parents can raise honest children.

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Check back next month to learn about...Tolerance

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Explore Last Month's Value... Respect

Respect is about good manners, polite behavior, and, in a greater sense, honoring those around us by treating them with dignity and caring for their property as if it were our own. Here's how parents can promote this important value and raise respectful kids.

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Get the Guide

download ButtonSelect an age group to download a printable guide from Responsibilityproject.com. Then post it on your fridge!

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