Discussion Guides for Families & Educators
Prompts, activities, and real-world applications for every chapter — for the dinner table, the classroom, the book club, or the car ride home.
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📗 Chapter A: Attitude
Includes a story summary, discussion questions, real-world scenarios, and offline activity ideas. (PDF, 2 pages, printable)
Download Guide📘 Chapter B: Beliefs
Includes a story summary, discussion questions, real-world scenarios, and offline activity ideas. (PDF, 2 pages, printable)
Download Guide📙 Chapter C: Choices
Includes a story summary, discussion questions, real-world scenarios, and offline activity ideas. (PDF, 2 pages, printable)
Download Guide📕 Chapter D: Determination
Includes a story summary, discussion questions, real-world scenarios, and offline activity ideas. (PDF, 2 pages, printable)
Download Guide📓 Chapter E: Effort
Includes a story summary, discussion questions, real-world scenarios, and offline activity ideas. (PDF, 2 pages, printable)
Download Guide💬 Tips for Talking About Virtues Together
1. Listen More Than You Lecture
People of any age learn better when they discover lessons themselves. Ask questions, then get comfortable with the pause.
2. Use Stories to Start Conversations
Ask "What would YOU have done?" after each chapter. It works with a 6-year-old, a teenager, and honestly, at the grown-ups’ end of the table too.
3. Model the Virtue Out Loud
Narrate your own choices: "I’m feeling frustrated, so I’m taking a deep breath." The people around us copy what they see — at every age.