Who Am I?
Who am I? I’ll share a few hints to see if you can guess just who I am and what I do to reinforce good character in you!
I am aware of the choices that I make
I am aware of my emotions
I am aware that when I choose happiness I change my mindset
I am aware that my homework only gets finished when I work on it
I am aware that my chores need to be completed by me
I am aware that the words I use could hurt someone or inspire them
I am aware that my choices should to be healthy
I am aware of the importance of taking care of my own actions
Can you guess just who I am? I am very responsible for the choices that I choose, using kind words, cleaning up my mess, even matching my clothes when I get dressed! I am Responsible Rabbit and I am here to share, that making responsible decisions will help me to become more aware of what should be said and done and they won’t intentionally hurt anyone.
Share me with your children and students, too, it’s a simple way to reinforce this trait. “Remember, your kids are listening to the words you use, so it’s wise to choose wisely. Remember, your kids are watching everything that you do, it’s wise to choose wisely. For who you are is who your child probably wants to be, so choose to be responsible, just like ME!” Who Am I? Responsible Rabbit! Responsible Rabbit has a few published books to help you reinforce and teach this trait. Let’s Be Responsible available here. Responsible Rabbit Resource Book available here. Responsible Rabbit Bulletin Board and Posters Book available here. It would be very nice if you subscribed to our newsletter, there are always free print outs on traits and topics for you to use with your own children or students. Together, we will make a difference in the life of a child. Our Mindful Monday blog also offers free resources!
Our Character Responsible Rabbit has some tips to share to be a responsible student with you below!
TELL me and I forget, TEACH me and I remember, INVOLVE me and I learn. Benjamin Franklin
Hopefully, you follow our Mindful Monday Blogs which provide plenty of resources to support a positive mindset! Also, have you subscribed to our newsletter which offers a lot of free resources to support you in building a firm foundation of good character for your own family or classroom. If we all took responsibilities of our actions, of our words and of our choices, would surely make oneself consider their own character. There is no one more than you, than you, don’t point fingers to others for your choices, for your words or for your actions. Look within, that’s where you find answers.