For kids
Integrity means your words and your actions match. If you say you will do something, you do it — and if you make a mistake, you tell the truth about it.
For parents & educators
Integrity develops when children see honesty modelled and safely rewarded. Notice truth-telling out loud, separate the behaviour from the child, and let natural consequences stay small so honesty stays cheap and habitual.
Story example
In 'The Missing Sparkstone', a Guardian finds a lost power crystal and could keep it a secret. Instead they hand it back — and discover the team trusts them with something bigger.
Open “Integrity”Guardian association
Guardian association: placeholder — assign real Guardian later
Guardian artwork coming soon · Guardian portrait
Reflection prompt
When was a time telling the truth felt hard but right?
Mini challenge
This week, keep one small promise you make to someone at home.