FREE PRINTABLE 20 DAY SIBLING CHALLENGE
This is a post by Free Homeschool Deals contributor, Samantha at Lechaim on the Right
Siblings arguing is a constant battle we face everyday in our house! Inspired by The Love Dare for married couples, here is a free printable 20 Day Sibling Challenge; a twenty day challenge for sibling harmony.
- Don’t say anything hurtful
- Don’t be selfish – share toys
- Do a sibling’s chores
- Be giving
- Read with your sibling
- Give a genuine compliment
- No teasing
- Be respectful
- Let a sibling pick the movie
- Make up a game
- Try something new with a sibling
- Clean up your messes
- Be flexible in a fight
- Do something extra for a sibling
- Write a positive letter to your sibling
- Avoid tattling
- Talk out any problems
- Forgive – even when it’s hard
- Teach your sibling something
- Think about a sibling before yourself
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I don’t agree with the tattling one – I want my kids to tattle! That way I know what’s going on! If you teach kids not to tattle about little stuff, they’re less likely to tell you the big things too!
Yeah, I personally think the term “tattling” can be misused. I don’t use that word at our house (not that we’re perfect or have it all figured out, haha). Early on my kids would try to tell me something and a family member would say “don’t tattle on so-and-so” etc. That didn’t sit right with me and I had to work through my feelings on it. The way I explain it to my kids now is #1 they can ALWAYS tell momma and daddy *anything.* #2 It’s fine to tell me what someone else is doing, but don’t say “brother is doing this-and-that” just to get him in trouble. If he’s doing something that’s not safe and/or that needs to be known, please let momma know ASAP. But the heart of it is not *just to see him get in trouble.* Clear as mud? Samatha, the sweet homeschool teen who made this printable, did a great job. She’s very creative!