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National Character Counts Week is October 16-22, 2022
From Character Counts Week in October to Random Acts Of Kindness Week in February, celebrating students who show good character in and out of school can teach valuable lessons that last a lifetime. The character awards we offer for children of all ages range from classic certificates and colorful dog tags to trendy silicone bracelets and more, each one allowing students to take pride in the fact that they respect all others and emphasize character as a key component in their personalities.
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Character awards can serve many purposes at your school and are a terrific incentive for children to show respect and take responsibility for their actions. You can bestow awards for Citizenship, Respect, and Trustworthiness, as well as recognize the "Bucket Fillers" in your school who show the best behavior and set a great example for fellow students.
Here at Positive Promotions, we offer a wealth of unique products and distinctive character awards to help you reward positive behavior, from medallions, stickers, and dog tags to lapel pins, T-shirts, bracelets, and more choices that are always appreciated. Whether they strive to Be A Force For Kindness or simply believe Character Counts In Everything You Do, our special awards are designed for students to enjoy and display pride in their accomplishments.
Take time to teach students the importance of good behavior at school with this collection of awards and recognition products. Perfect for students of good character and conduct who show they are helpful to others, whether they are practicing bullying prevention, tutoring classmates, or taking time to listen when others are talking and politely wait their turn.