Honesty object lesson

An Object Lesson for Kids on Honesty - a fun way to talk to kids about telling the truth using ice cream, salt and chocolate syrup. From overthebigmoon.com! #honesty #kidslessons #sundayschool #tellingthetruth #lying #fhe

Teach your family about dishonesty in a way that will STICK with them for a long time! Get all the lesson info about the effect of lies on the blog today.

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When it comes to teaching values to children, honesty is one of the most important. This value will establish in your children a strong desire to do right.

Like I promised, here is the first lesson from my “Mom’s Missionary Training Center”. Honesty isn’t one of the nine Christ-like attributes that is listed in “Preach My Gospel ( it technically falls under the “virtue” section), but I felt like my children needed some specific attention in this area. So depending on what your children…

Honesty means we are truthful in what we say and do. It means people can rely on us because we have integrity. Honesty is the basis of a trusting relationships and supports the creation of safe, engaging learning environments. But it is not always easy to be honest. This activity encourages students to discuss and reflect on aspects of honesty and how it makes them feel.

A hands on way to teach your kids about honesty. This Object Lesson for Kids on Honesty opens up great dialogue and will be a lesson your kids don't forget!

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This Bible lesson is a great way to talk to your Sunday school students about cheating, honesty and peer pressure, & includes a social story!