TIC-TAC-LOYALTY! Loyalty means âI am true to my family, friends, and school.â Loyal people keep their promises, talk
POWERful project AGES 4–7
FEBRUARY 2012
L O YA LT Y First & Last Name:
TIC-TAC-LOYALTY! Loyalty means “I am true to my family, friends, and school.” Loyal people keep their promises, talk kindly about their friends, help out, stay true to their school and teachers, and stick up for their friends, brothers, or sisters if someone is picking on them. Look at the choices our friends are making below. Who is being loyal? Circle those who are showing loyalty. Put an X over those who are not showing loyalty. Did you get 3 in a row? Congratulations! You got Tic-Tac-Loyalty!
Len and Ava told their Dad that they would rake the yard. They did it even though it was hard. Were they loyal?
Ty told his teacher that he would practice his violin with Tim. Ty didn’t practice. Did Ty show loyalty?
Mia and Jeni made sure they were at Chloe’s birthday party. Did they show that they are loyal friends?
May and Sam borrow books from each other. They always give them back. Are they being loyal friends?
Carl said he would take care of his dog. He walks him even when it’s raining. Is he being loyal to his pet?
Instead of recycling his can, Mr. Lake throws it on the ground. Is he being a loyal member of his community?
Jax promised his sister, Layla that he would go to the park with her. They are going now. Is he being loyal?
Kate and Asha are telling secrets about their friend, Oscar. Are they being loyal friends to Oscar?
Max is friends with Adam. But when Max is with Tom and Brody, he doesn’t talk to Adam. Is he showing loyalty?
