What Does It Mean to Be Honest?: a Story About Telling the Truth After Making Mistake

Milo wants his painting on the class poster to be perfect. But when he accidentally spills red paint across the poster, Milo gets scared. Instead of telling the truth, he says he does not know what happened.Soon, Milo learns that hiding a mistake only makes his heart feel heavier.With help from his dad and teacher, Milo discovers that honesty means telling the truth, even when it is hard. After admitting his mistake, apologizing, and helping make things right, Milo learns that honesty can turn a scary moment into a chance to grow.What Does It Mean to Be Honest? is a gentle children's story about truth, responsibility, apologies, trust, and learning how to make things right after a mistake.Perfect for: - Ages 4-8- Parents and grandparents- Teachers and classrooms- Homeschool families- Sunday school lessons- Character education- Social-emotional learning- Read-aloud story timeThis book helps children understand that honesty does not mean never making mistakes. Honesty means telling the truth when you do.

Pagina's: 72, Paperback, Independently published