Dear Families,
This week, our Viking community will focus on the character strength of Curiosity. Curiosity means you like exploration and discovery. You ask lots of questions because you want to learn more about anything and everything.
Curiosity is essential to our character, driving our desire for wisdom and knowledge. It keeps us engaged in stories and encourages us to try new activities or travel. Everyone experiences curiosity differently — behaviorally, intellectually, and emotionally.
People with strong curiosity are more likely to ask questions and try new things. Curiosity is a form of courage because asking questions shows we don't know something, and trying new activities risks failure. However, it's through questions and exploration that we learn and grow.
To practice and encourage curiosity at home, please visit the mobile-friendly
P2 for Families. There, you will watch a video clip together and discuss a quote and three questions related to the strength of curiosity.
Grades 1-2 video and family questions
Grades 3-5 video and family questions
Grade 6 video and family questions
Thank you for your support, and Go Vikings!