This document discusses the importance of honesty. It provides examples of honest and dishonest behaviors such as telling the truth, keeping promises, admitting mistakes, and not stealing or cheating. Being honest builds trust with others, which is important for peaceful relationships and feeling safe. In contrast, dishonest acts like lying, deceiving, or misleading others breaks trust. The document emphasizes that honesty involves being truthful in both words and actions.

1. Homeroom Activity

3. START-UP ACTIVITY
Heart
reaction
Sad
reaction

4. Who broke
the vase?
I did... I'm
sorry.

5. Who broke
the vase?
I did... I'm
sorry.

6. Don't play games on
your tablet!
I'll just
hide here
so that I
can play!

7. Don't play games on
your tablet!
I'll just hide
here to play
and not tell
Dad about
it!

8. He ate it!
Who ate the
cookies?

9. He ate it!
Who ate the
cookies?

10. Do you have any
questions about
the lesson?
I do Sir! I
did not
understand
something
about what
you said,
which was..

11. Do you have any
questions about
the lesson?
I do Sir! I
did not
understand
something
about what
you said,
which was..

12. • How do you think your parents or
your siblings will feel if you lie to
them?
• What do you think will happen if a
person is not being honest?
• Why is it important to be an
honest person?

13. Being truthful means
you say or show what
happened in the real
world, based on
facts, not
imagination
Being honest
means you do
and say things
that are
truthful.

14. Acts like cheating,
stealing, and misleading
are dishonest
Telling the Truth
Acting
Truthfully
Not Hiding The
Truth
Saying what really
happened, based on facts
Not doing things that
involve tricking or hurting
others for your own benefit
Showing or telling
the whole truth
Lying is
dishonest
Hiding the truth is called
deceit or trickery and it’s
dishonest

15. Don't just be honest with others.
Try to really know why you are
acting in a certain way or whether
what you tell yourself is true
Try to be honest when you think you are
trying to convince yourself you didn't
really do something wrong, or it wasn't
that bad, even though you know it was.
Be honest with yourself.

16. • telling the truth
• doing what you said you will do
• admitting to mistakes
• not taking things that aren’t
yours
• telling the truth
• doing what you said you will do
• admitting to mistakes
• not taking things that aren’t
yours
• not making excuses
• following the rules
• not making excuses
• following the rules

17. Being dishonest breaks trust. Telling the truth builds
trust. Because of this, honesty is the best policy as it
shows that you can be respected and that you’re a
person who can be relied on.
Honesty is important for people to live together
peacefully. We need to know that our family and friends
have a common belief in being truthful and trustworthy
in order to feel safe and to get along.

18. Honesty is important
to build trust with
others
Honesty includes telling the
truth (not lying), not hiding
the truth (deceiving), and
acting in a way that is
morally right (not stealing,
cheating).
Honesty is about being
truthful in what you say and
in what you do.
Wrapping Up