Activities based around Integrity



Candy Bar Wrapper from Mormon Share
Integrity Candy Bar Wrapper



Integrity clipart- from Jenny Smith (in color), (black and white)
Integrity Clipart 
Integrity Trim



A game of values
Are you trustworthy?
Stepping Stones to Integrity
 

Integrity Candy Bar Wrapper
Grape jolly ranchers
Penny - "A penny for your thoughts...."
Print out the following saying to put onto the sail: "All the water in the world, however hard it tries...can never sink the smallest ship unless it gets inside.  And all the evil in the world the blackest kind of sin... Can never hurt you in the least, unless you let it in."
Tree of Protection - Quote by Spencer W. Kimball
Value Keys from Jenny Smith - (Faith, Divine Nature, Individual Worth, Knowledge, Choice & Accountability, Good Works, Integrity)
Young Women Values Pencil Cards



Building Integrity
Integrity Lesson Helps
Integrity Lesson Helps - ideas for music, audio/visuals, posters and more!
Integrity, the Mother of Many Virtues by James E. Faust
More Integrity Lesson Helps - object lesson and handout idea too.
The best talk I've heard on integrity and really remember so well was using the book Horton Hatches the Egg by Dr. Seuss! Of course the pictures are wonderful and you don't read it word for word but telling the story with Dr. Seuss' words and some pictures emphasizing what Horton says as he sits and sits and sits...."I meant what I said, and I said what I meant...an elephant's faithful one hundred percent!"
Value Hostages



Hymns that correlate with the value "Integrity"



Grind up some Oreo's so they look like potting soil. Then put them in a pot. Start out how you enjoy planting things and watching them grow. You may even plant some seeds (something edible, maybe small candy, some sesame seeds or something like that) and "work" the soil a little while you are talking. Then ask someone who would trust you to come up and help you.  Tell them you need them to tell you if you have the right mixture of soil, vermiculite and fertilizer. Get a spoon of the soil/cookie crumbs and feed it to the person. You may have to reassure a little. Then the person will obviously get what it is. They can tell the class what it is. Then you explain how integrity is fragile like a seed. If it isn't taken care of properly then it will not grow, in fact it can die. Explain that the person who ate the soil trusted you and did not question your integrity, because of their experience with you. Then discuss how they can strengthen their integrity. You can give each person a small bag of dirt (cookie crumbs) with some saying about letting their integrity grow. (Idea by Amy in Texas)

Orange analogy
The China Teacup -  this could be used for integrity because when we are dishonest, it destroys others confidence and trust in us.
 

CTR rings
Integrity Value Sheet



Goals on Integrity in Personal Progress Program
Value Experience and Value Projects on Integrity (Really good resource)



Seedling - our integrity will grow as we nourish and feed it.



What is purple?
With Integrity



One Liners
Quick Quotes



Job 27:5: "God forbid that I should justify you: till I die I will not remove mine integrity from me."



Faith, flight plan guide JetBlue boss: Other CEOs need his humility

Parable of the Popper
People are like trees
The Emperor's Seed
The price of Integrity
Two true stories of integrity and courage
Who you are is as important as what you do



Can you be trusted? from November 2006 New Era - a lesson of integrity
Our Sacred Honor
The Tree by President Gordon B. Hinckley