*One should remind them of the past glories of the Ummah and the victories of the Muslims.
*One should teach them appropriate manners. Of these manners is that which Abu Hurairah () reported:
'The young should greet the elderly and the one who is walking should greet the one who is sitting, and the smaller group should greet the larger group.'
*One should give the young their due respect when they are sitting with the elders. Sahl b. Sa'd () said: 'The Prophet () was given a utensil, and he drank from it. To his right was as young child, and to the left of that child there were a number of elders. The Messenger of Allah () said: 'O child, do you permit me to give this drinking utensil to the elders? He said: 'I will not give my rightful share up after you have drunk from it O Messenger of Allah! So the Messenger of Allah () gave it to him.' (Bukhari)
*One should train them physically, and teach them archery, swimming, and horseback riding. Abu Umamah () said: 'Umar () wrote to Abu Ubaidah b. al-Jar'raah: ‘Teach your children archery.’
