|
|
CLEANLINESS: Free from dirt; neat and
tidy; without evil or wrong doing.
Vs. Dirty, unclean
- SUGGESTED READING:
No More Baths
I Can Take a Bath!
Clean Enough
Nice and Clean
- MOVIES:
Quiz Show
FAMILY ACTIVITY:
- Make your child wash his or her hands before eating and after
using the bathroom.
- Have your child clean their room regularly.
- Have everyone in your family take a bath every day to keep the
body clean.
- Assign every member of the family responsibility for keeping part
of the home clean and clean the house together.
CLASS ACTIVITY:
- Have the class work together to clean the classroom by cleaning
their desks, the floor, and putting the supplies in cupboards in
order.
- Talk to your students about the importance of keeping themselves
clean of drugs.
- Have students write and perform skits in which they refuse to
smoke a cigarette, drink a beer, or take other drugs.
- Have students do short team presentations on the effects of
various kinds of drugs, including alcohol, and tobacco.
HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITY:
- Discuss the role that conscience plays in making life decisions.
How important is a clean conscience?
"Better keep yourself clean and bright; you are the window
through which you must see the world." -George Bernard Shaw
"He who sacrifices his conscience to ambition burns a picture
to obtain the ashes." -Chinese Proverb
"A good conscience is a continued Christmas." -Benjamin
Franklin
"No ear can hear nor tongue can tell the tortures of the
inward hell." -Lord Byron
"Cleanliness is next to Godliness" -Saying
Perform a Random Act of Kindness Each Day |