My Bowerbird Nest of Values – Teaching Children About Values

Teaching children about values and helping them discover what they truly value becomes an engaging and seamless process with this Bowerbird Nest of Values template. Inspired by the bowerbird’s meticulous construction of nests to attract mates, this template provides a creative and visually appealing way for children to reflect on their core values. Each blue object represents a different aspect of their what they value. Children can decorate and personalise their nests, adding more symbols or drawings that represent what matters most to them. 

Once complete, these templates open up for meaningful conversations with your young students about the importance of values and how that shapes character. 

Why Teaching Children Values is Important

Teaching kids about values is essential for their overall development and lays the groundwork for responsible and compassionate individuals. Values serve as a moral compass, guiding children in distinguishing right from wrong and making ethical choices. Additionally, values education cultivates crucial social skills such as empathy and cooperation, contributing to positive interactions with peers and adults. It plays a pivotal role in character building, influencing how children approach challenges and opportunities. By instilling virtues like honesty, integrity, and responsibility, we shape their character and foster a sense of civic responsibility. 

Values education also equips children with tools for conflict resolution, resilience in the face of challenges, and the ability to make ethical decisions independently. Ultimately, understanding and internalising positive values not only promote prosocial behaviour but also contribute to long-term well-being and satisfaction in life, providing a solid foundation for a purpose-driven future.

Download and Display Today!

This values template is the perfect display for your SEL classroom display. This resources is available to download as a PDF and it is advised you print on thick card to ensure the durability, especially if it is going to be displayed in the classroom.

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