1. Character Strong Unit 6: Lesson 1 Types of love
ON DESK:
Leadership Notebook & Pencil Character Dare Packet

3. Essential Trait = Forgiveness Read = X (if you read the whole dare)
TRACK YOUR WORK
Essential Trait = Forgiveness
Read = X (if you read the whole dare)
Complete = X (if you did)
Incomplete = X (if you did not)
Comment = How did it go or why didn’t you do it?

4. Didn’t Do The Dare
Completed The Dare
Yesterday’s
Yesterday’s

7. ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE
WHAT ARE YOUR GRATEFUL FOR TODAY AND WHY?

8. TODAY YOU WILL…
Reflect daily on your own character and identify ways you could improve it.
Understand the different types of Greek love and know the three part definition of Agapē
Understand that you can love someone and not even like them.
Understand what Praxis means and how it connects to your life.
Know what Agapē love in action looks like.

9. WHAT IS LOVE?

10. TYPES OF LOVE
Philia = Friendship (familiar) type love. Based on commonality.
Storge = Familial love. Natural affection.
Eros = The feeling of being “in love” or romantic attraction.
Agapē = Love of a deliberate choice that is unconditional. Love as a Verb!

11. Servant-Leadership Review

12. Does this challenge your understanding of what love it?
LECTURE NOTES ON LOVE
Write down at least one thing you find interesting and be prepared to share with your table group and the class.

13. I saw Agapē (unconditional or deliberate choice love) when…”
Be ready to share why your answer is important.
BLIND DEVOTION

14. HOW CAN YOU SHOW LOVE AS A VERB?
Waking up
Right when you get home
Breakfast
Dinner
Arriving at school
Hanging out with family at night
Lunch
Hallways at school
Getting ready for bed
Hanging out with friends