Hello, friends! Today, we’re going to learn about something called “Character Adjectives.” Adjectives are special words that help us describe things. Let’s find out which adjectives describe good character traits!
Positive character traits are words that tell us about the good qualities of a person. Let’s look at some words and see which ones are positive!
The first word is “selfish.” Being selfish means you only think about yourself. Is that a good thing? No, it’s better to think about others too, so we won’t choose this one.
Next, we have “optimistic.” This means you always look on the bright side and think about good things. That’s a positive trait, so let’s circle it!
Now, let’s look at “greedy.” Greedy means you always want more and more. Is that nice? Not really. It’s important to be happy with what we have, so we won’t circle this one.
How about “funny”? Funny people make us laugh and have fun. That’s definitely a positive trait, so let’s circle funny!
Next is “happy.” Being happy is great and makes everyone feel good, so let’s circle happy too!
Now, we have “rude.” Rude means not being nice or respectful. That’s not a good trait, so we won’t circle this one.
Let’s look at “dishonest.” Dishonest means not telling the truth. That’s not a good trait, so we won’t circle it.
Next is “friendly.” Friendly people are nice and make friends easily. That’s a positive trait, so let’s circle friendly!
How about “cheerful”? Cheerful means being in a good mood and happy. That’s a positive trait, so let’s circle cheerful!
Now, we have “angry.” Everyone gets mad sometimes, but being angry all the time isn’t good, so we won’t circle this one.
Finally, we have “generous.” Generous people like to give and share with others. That’s a wonderful trait, so let’s circle generous!
We circled all the positive character traits: funny, optimistic, happy, friendly, cheerful, and generous. You did a fantastic job learning about adjectives today. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for learning with us! Remember to keep exploring and discovering new things every day. Bye for now!
Adjective Hunt: Go on a “Character Adjective Hunt” around your home or school. Look for people or characters in books, TV shows, or even family members who show positive traits like being funny, optimistic, or generous. Write down who you found and which positive trait they showed. Can you find at least three examples?
Adjective Art: Create a drawing or collage that represents one of the positive character traits you learned about. For example, draw a picture of someone being generous by sharing their toys or someone being cheerful with a big smile. Share your artwork with a friend or family member and explain which trait you chose and why.
Role-Playing Game: With a friend or family member, take turns acting out different positive character traits. For example, pretend to be a friendly person meeting someone new or a funny person telling a joke. The other person has to guess which positive trait you are showing. How many can you guess correctly?
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Welcome to Kids Academy! Hello everyone! Let’s open the worksheet. Don’t forget to like this video and subscribe to our channel. You can find the link to this app in the comments below.
Today, the worksheet we have is called “Character Adjectives.” I love adjectives because they are the words we use to describe things.
Let’s look over here. It says to circle all of the words that describe positive character traits. We will go through the options and decide which adjectives are positive.
The first one is “selfish.” Selfish means that you only think of yourself. Is that a good thing? No, that’s probably not a good thing. We want to think of others, so we’re not going to circle that one.
The next one is “optimistic.” Optimistic means you’re always positive and thinking of the good things. So, optimistic is a positive character trait. We’re going to circle that one.
The next one is “greedy.” Greedy means that you always want more. Is that nice? No, we usually need to be grateful for what we have, so that one’s not a good one.
Let’s go to the next one. The next one is “funny.” Funny is definitely positive. It means that you’re fun and make people laugh, so we’re going to circle funny. That’s a good positive trait.
The next one is “happy.” Of course, happy is good and positive, so we’re going to circle happy. Nice job!
The next one is “rude.” Is rude positive? Rude means that you aren’t very nice or respectful, so that one’s not very good. We’re not going to circle that one.
Let’s go down to the next one. The next one is “dishonest.” Dishonest means that you’re not truthful or you tell lies, and that’s not a good trait, so we’re not going to circle that one.
The next one is “friendly,” which means you’re usually outgoing and make friends with people. That’s a good positive one, so we’re going to circle that one.
Next is “cheerful.” Cheerful usually means you’re in a good mood or happy, so we consider that positive. We’re going to circle that one.
The next one is “angry.” Everyone gets mad sometimes, but being angry usually means you’re mad all the time, so we’re not going to circle angry.
The last one is “generous.” I love that word! Generous means that you’re very giving and give to others, which is a good thing. So we’re going to circle that one.
We’ve circled all of our positive character traits: funny, optimistic, happy, friendly, cheerful, and generous. We learned lots of great adjectives today. Great job! Bye!
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