1. Love Memory Joggers, Part 2 Note: Print out these bookmarks, color and cut them out, and then
keep them as reminders to be kind and caring to others!
Love others Show Forgo your Pray for love
impartially1 interest in own plans in that “covers a
multitude of sins”
those order to help (1 Peter 4:8)
younger someone else
than you
 mistakes,
The
 Get to know and shortcomings, problems,
show attention and and idiosyncrasies2 of
appreciation to  It’s tough to volunteer members of your family
classmates you don’t for a job that wasn’t and classmates may be
know or get along with part of your plan for very obvious to you. You
 Show concern
as well as you do with the day. But showing have a choice to either
for your and your
others. willingness to help out let those things bother
friends’ younger
siblings. Include them and to give of your time you or not. Try praising
whenever you can. to another is a special Jesus for that person.
Thanks, Fred, for
way to show that you You’ll find that you’re
teaching me to care. happier as you focus on
play chess!
the positive qualities that
Here, let person has, and let love
me help!
Thanks! cover the little irritations!
Even though Jake is messy
at times, he has
a good
heart.
1
impartial: showing no more favor
to one side than to the other; fair; 2
idiosyncrasy: a personal peculiarity
just of taste, behavior, or opinion
Living God’s Law of Love is living love—it’s living as Jesus would have us live.

2. Think positively Go out of your Forgive! Think about
and kindly about way to make how your
 If you’re having a hard
others things nice for time forgiving someone,
ask Jesus for help. If actions will
others you need to talk with
 Think on the good
qualities others
the person to straighten
things out, ask Jesus
affect others
 Give without expecting
have, so that you can to help you not have
appreciation.
appreciate and build Examples: negative feelings.
on their strengths. · Clean up after  Forgive and forget. When  Be considerate of
Your attitude toward someone. someone upsets you, others’ needs—for
them will become · Set the tables nicely, try not to talk about the quietness, privacy,
more kind, generous, and present a meal well. incident with anyone else, respect, variety,
unselfish, and humble · Smile when you see unless it’s your parents encouragement,
as you actively look for someone. or a teacher or caregiver. friendship, or whatever
and focus on the good · Speak positively about Putting the error or
the need might be.
your day. problem into words will
about others.
· When someone thanks plant it more firmly in
Tina is always so you for something you’ve your memory and make
cheerful and bubbly! done, react positively it harder for you to get
I’m so glad that she’s over it.
my sister!
instead of reminding them
of how much work it was. It’s okay. I’m
… And then not upset at
· Ask Jesus for ways it broke! … you.
you can spread a little extra Sob!
cheer to your family and
friends.
S&S link: Character Building: Personal Responsibility: Service-2d
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