The third week in October is Character Counts! Week. In honor of Character Counts! Week October 19-25, I’m sharing 20+ free character education printables. These are great for Character Counts! Week, but can be used throughout the year to encourage good character in your children and/or students.
I’m especially focusing here on character education activities, posters, and bookmarks.
Free Character Education Printables for a Variety of AgesDownloadable Resources for Character Count! Week from Josephson Institute (I especially like the “Tips for Parents” and “Seven Days of Character: One Idea for Each Day of Character Counts! Week”)
Character Counts Pillar Freebie by Miss King’s Classroom at Teachers Pay Teachers
Character Education Activity Pack by Marla Weinstein at Teachers Pay Teachers
Character Education Activity Pack #2 by Marla Weinstein at Teachers Pay Teachers
Character Building Bookmarks by Marla Weinstein at Teachers Pay Teachers
Character Building Cards by Marla Weinstein at Teachers Pay Teachers
Character Building Cards #2 by Marla Weinstein at Teachers Pay Teachers
Character Counts Character Education Activity by Have Fun Teaching at Teachers Pay Teachers
Character Signs (plus more educational signs) at Technology Rocks
Character Ed Posters by Scotts Scoop at Teachers Notebook
Be Kind Poster by Whimsy Workshop Teaching at Teachers Pay Teachers
26 Random Acts of Kindness by The Kinder Project at Teachers Pay Teachers
Peaceful Character Materials by Montessori Print Shop
Manners and Character Building Fishing Game and Stepping Stones to Good Character Game by Just Montessori
Random Acts of Kindness Freebie by Finding Montessori at Teachers Pay Teachers
I have a category of quotation word-art freebies with lots of printables that can be used to encourage good character.
You’ll find many more character education resources in my character category.
Note: I have lots of word-art inspiration at the Bits of Positivity Facebook page and on Pinterest!
For many more character education ideas, check out my eBook Montessori at Home or School: How to Teach Grace and Courtesy!
Background Photo at Top of Post by Olga Poltavskaya.
