"Disciplining yourself to do what you know is right and important, although difficult, is the highroad to pride, self-esteem, and personal satisfaction." ~Margaret Thatcher
Self-Esteem Elephant teaches a child to like who they are. Children relate to this character at an early age and internalize the trait helping them to understand what it means to have self esteem and why it is an important character trait to carry on in life. . We believe that introducing these traits at a younger age will create a better-quality society for everyone.
Introduce your child to Self-Esteem Elephant and discuss what they like about who they are with this story, "Let's Be Proud" which is available on Amazon.
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Coloring page of Self-Esteem Elephant, write the name on the pencil, use as a sticker chart or journal cover, click here
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Your donation helps us to accommodate the many requests we receive from parents, schools and libraries for resources to use for their needs.
Self-Esteem Character Development Resources
 Available on Amazon
This Character Development Bulletin Board Book for children has activities to color, cut out, frame and display as a positive reminder to be of good character. There are black and white bulletin board activities and ideas for the entire classroom or home, which will help to reinforce and empower children in this trait. These bulletin boards and posters are great visual reminders and soon you’ll hear this character being referenced in the daily language and conversations of the children and become a reminder to all who view this display!
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 Resource Book on Amazon
In this Character Development Resource Book Self-Esteem Elephant easily engages a child with these activities to teach self-esteem in various ways such as: • Taking pride in your school work • Surrounding yourself with people you are proud to know • Pride vs. boasting • Courage & Confidence • Always be proud of who you are • Always be proud if you tried • Words of encouragement This Self-Esteem Elephant Resource Book is filled with templates, black and white posters, charts, various worksheets, incentives, evaluations, stationary, journal ideas, writing prompts, assessments, suggestions and lessons.
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"Self-esteem is made up primarily of two things: feeling lovable and feeling capable." ~ Jack Canfield |
"To me, self-esteem is not self-love. It is self-acknowledgment, as in recognizing and accepting who you are."
~Amity Gaige |
We hope you talk with your child about self-esteem. Below are some simple ideas to teach them:
1. To be proud of who they are
2. That when they have a talent, and, no doubt that they do, share it with others, they'll learn more about you
3. That a smile goes a long way
4. To believe in themselves
1. To be proud of who they are
2. That when they have a talent, and, no doubt that they do, share it with others, they'll learn more about you
3. That a smile goes a long way
4. To believe in themselves
