GENEROSITY

Growing strong character and stronger families - one patch at a time.

Raising Generous Kids

Generous children develop empathy, stronger relationships, and a deeper sense of purpose. We recommend choosing a timeline to focus on this attribute (a week, month, etc.) and prioritizing intentional, doable tasks to cultivate Generosity together!

HOW TO ENCOURAGE GENEROSITY WITH YOUR CHILD

Model generosity - hold the door, share your snack, or compliment a stranger
Involve them in random acts of kindness, like leaving a large tip
Pick items to donate and drop off together
Send them off to school by saying "I am generous!" together

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The GENEROSITY Bedtime Story

Read this to your child highly to connect the symbolism of the BEEHIVE and GENEROSITY

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Daily Affirmations

Send your child to school each morning by saying: "I am GENEROUS!" to get the day started on the right foot

Nightly Questions

Ask your child a question before bed to get them thinking about GENEROSITY

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DAILY RITUALS

Character growth happens at your pace, so you can spend as long as you want nurturing GENEROSITY in your child! Whether you focus on it for a week or a month, we encourage daily touchpoints to keep your child focused.