Build Character. Build Connection.
Turn weekly true stories into family moments that shape values and strengthen bonds.

5 Powerful Outcomes:

✅ Stronger Parent-Child Bonds: The thought-provoking questions in each video spark meaningful conversations at home, strengthening
relationships and creating unexpected moments of connection.

✅ Critical Thinking Comes to Life: Students develop analytical skills as they engage with real-world scenarios, learning how to navigate
challenges and make informed decisions.

✅ Self-Discovery That Motivates: Students see proof of what they’re truly capable of—what they can achieve on their own and the
success they can create today. Self-discovery becomes exciting, empowering, and fun.

✅ History Becomes Personal—and Powerful: Students realize that American history isn’t just about the past—it’s about them. They
see it as relevant, inspiring, and, in their own words, “awesome.”

✅ A New Standard for Confidence and Independence: Students witness their own ability to be courageous, generous, decisive,
and self-reliant—all core American values. And because they experience these values firsthand, they naturally embrace and protect them.

What Happens Next?

They grow. They gain confidence. They see their own worth.

For the first time, they recognize that their lives have value and meaning—right there, in your classroom. Imagine what that does for
their self-confidence.

And it all starts with you. Make this possible today.

Here are 26 sample lesson titles from these 56 videos and graphics:

• Keep a sense of humor (Archer)
• Balance enthusiasm with responsibility (Barksdale)
• Focus on results, not excuses (Barlow)
• Failure is a valuable teacher (Brady)
• Stress provides an opportunity for success (Broadhead)
• Emphasize quality (Buford)
• Be competent in what you do (Burns)
• Sacrifice rewards you (Colvill)
• People want to help you succeed (Howard)
• Play by the rules (Howell)
• Speak up and get respect (Hubschmann)
• Be an example (Humphreys)
• Be accessible (Iverson)
• You can succeed in spite of prejudices (Krzyanowski)
• Teach and lead at any age (McFarland)
• Children are leaders too (Pierce)
• Major odds can inspire reasonable risks (Reynolds)
• Always examine your options (Rodes)
• Know your limitations (Rowley)
• Human labels are destructive (Schurz)
• Recheck your claims (Smith)
• Have patience (Spencer)
• Generosity dignifies you (Thorn)
• Seize opportunity first (Warren)
• Exercise discipline (Ames)
• Use the ASK Formula for success (Hill)
  
  Pretty cool, right?!