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Character Building for Children - How do you Build It?
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In this short story, a group of children gather for an overnight camping trip that changes their young lives - and their chance for brighter futures. As their adult Team Leader introduces them to the three "W" characters (Wisher, Washer and Wishy-Washy), they learn how to:
• Easily identify people's character,
• Build their own best possible character,
• Identify the hero within,
• Make good decisions, and
• Turn their dreams into action.
This book's simple message is sure to resonate with children of all ages, for children understand far more than most adults give them credit for. As a society, we teach children how to do things and the difference between right and wrong. We answer their questions (as much as possible) about what and why things are. But children are also capable of understanding much deeper life principles - like how to make decisions, the consequences of relying on others to make their dreams come true and the value of their word.
The "W" Characters gets these messages across in a fun, easy-to-read presentation that they'll want to read again and again.
 Wash away problems
Polish your skill
Forge new roads of discovery and possibility
Give to those in need
Cleanse and maintain yourself
Carry responsibility
Flow through with your promises
Some dream but don't know how to take action,
Some flounder, achieving less than they could,
And others DO, and succeed!
There are 3 types of people:
Happy are those
who dream dreams
and are ready
to pay the price
to make them come true
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