How do we teach wisdom to children? How do we teach the moral and ethical values that will enable them to discern, distinguish and evaluate, and ultimately make the decisions that will serve them in their lives? This book provides a collection of life lessons in the form of games and activities.

This book contains an invaluable collection of life lessons in the form of games and activities that will help to develop children's values and self-esteem.How do we teach wisdom to children? How do we teach the moral and ethical values that will enable them to discern, distinguish and evaluate, and ultimately make the decisions that will serve them in their lives?Children are most likely to discover and understand when all their senses are engaged in the learning experience. This book provides an invaluable collection of life lessons in the form of games and activities which can be taught in a fun, easy and, most importantly, memorable way. Each of the 50 activities is easy to set up and will develop children's values and self-esteem, providing valuable life skills. Each one has a list of simple equipment and full instructions, together with an explanation of the life lesson and a suggestion for a more advanced activity to further develop the skill.

Introduction
How to use this book
1. Honesty
2. Trust
3. Goal-setting
4. Self-confidence
5. Tolerance
6. Perspective/Beliefs
7. Positive Thinking
8. Sticking Together
9. Peer Pressure
10. Priorities
11. Be the Light
12. Thinking Outside the Box
13. Getting Rid of 'I Can't'
14. Individuality
15. Focus
16. The Power of Visualisation
17. Challenges
18. Relationships
19. Learning the Lesson
20. Miracles
21. Teamwork
22. Gratitude
23. Judgement
24. Feelings
25. Expressing Feelings
26. Listening
27. Happiness
28. Contribution
29. Sharing
30. Leadership
31. Labels
32. Word Power
33. Preparation
34. Persistence and Practice
35. Learning Can Be Fun
36. Questions
37. The Senses
38. Death and Dying
39. Choices
40. Communication
41. Compromise
42. Forgiveness
43. Change
44. Creativity
45. Health
46. Tidiness
47. Drugs (Alcohol)
48. Drugs (Smoking)
49. Compassion
50. Stress
Acknowledgements
Bibliography
References
Footnotes.