Teaching loyalty to kids can be done through engaging and interactive activities emphasizing values such as trust, commitment, and support. Here are some loyalty activities to try. 1. Play Trust Games. Simple trust games like trust falls and blindfolded obstacle courses push children to put their faith in others and expect the best.

From flowers to animals and cultural emblems, we’ve created a list of symbols to let you express to someone how you feel and remind yourself of what’s truly important. 1. Keys. Whether it’s a door, a treasure chest, or a secret, keys open things up and let us tap into the unknown. Beyond their practical use, keys affect our lives in various ways.

Much like Mulan, who was loyal, brave, and accurate, our rundown of the top 23 symbols of loyalty includes colors, flowers, animals, birds, astrological signs, gods from various Pantheons, Disney characters, and some modern picks – like Hollywood film characters!

Here are some questions you can use to have a discussion about loyalty with your child: Describe a time when someone was loyal to you. How did it make you feel? Can you tell me about a time when you were loyal? If a friend said something you disagree with, would you stay loyal to them? What could you say to your friend in that situation?