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This picture book follows a young boy and his journey to spread his kindness to anyone and anything he possibly can. He shows you his hugging techniques from a spiky porcupine to a gigantic whale and creates a smile with every page.

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The theme within this picture book is to channel the ability people have to spread their happiness onto others and the power you have to be a positive influence on even a stranger is a priceless thing anyone can do.

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The Hand Me Down Toy Shop By Susan Murray

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The Hand Me Down Toy Shop By Susan Murray

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This story dives deep into the importance of giving and kindness along with generosity. It follows a young girl and her struggles in poverty while having a grand friendship with a local school teacher.

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Grandfather Gandhi by Arun Manilal Gandhi & Bethany Hegedus and Illustrated by Evan Turk

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Grandfather Gandhi by Arun Manilal Gandhi & Bethany Hegedus and Illustrated by Evan Turk

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Written by Gandhi's grandson, Arun describes what it was like as a 12 year old living alongside him and learning that everyone is human and deals with emotions but we must work hard to water those throughout life and grow to be better versions of ourselves.

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Mama Panya's Pancakes by Rich & Mary Chamberlin and Illustrated by Julia Cairns

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Mama Panya's Pancakes by Rich & Mary Chamberlin and Illustrated by Julia Cairns

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This story embarks on how a daily errand of going to the market turns into a big communal activity of a pancake feast and develops generosity within the reader.

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Malala's Magic Pencil By Malala Yousafzai and Illustrated by Kerascoët 

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Malala's Magic Pencil By Malala Yousafzai and Illustrated by Kerascoët 

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Changing the world comes from bigger things than just magic, a pencil and your dreams. It comes from hard work within yourself to develop determination and strength which is something you can personally do to change the world.

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This famous picture book sheds light on selfish behaviors that endanger the world in a brilliant and alluring way through his quirky wordings and artistry. Consumerism has a destructive effect on our world and this is a perfect example reaching a child's level.

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Everything comes from somewhere and Toni Yuly uses her drawings to show where all of our natural occurrences originate from. From wool, to honey, to clouds, Yuly covers small but beautiful things in life and how we should cherish the environment in its simplicity.

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Miss Foxes Class Goes Green By Eileen Spinelli and Illustrated by Anna Kennedy

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Miss Foxes Class Goes Green By Eileen Spinelli and Illustrated by Anna Kennedy

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Following along an environmentally friendly class, children will get a chance to learn small but helpful changes they can do on an everyday basis to protect the earth.

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The Magic School Bus and The Climate Challenge by Joanna Cole and Illustrated by Bruce Degen

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The Magic School Bus and The Climate Challenge by Joanna Cole and Illustrated by Bruce Degen

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Ms. Frizzle covers the reason as to why the Earth is warming up and empowers the act of engagement within our community. This books makes environmental awareness easy to understand as well as interesting!

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The Everything Kids Environment Book by Sheri Amsel

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The Everything Kids Environment Book by Sheri Amsel

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Amsel provided a know-it-all book for the environment from why we need rainforests to what experts advise best for caring for our Earth. She explains why extinction exists in the animal kingdom and provided easy ways to help make a difference.

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What Does it Mean to be Green? by Rana DiOrio and Illustrated by Chris Blair

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What Does it Mean to be Green? by Rana DiOrio and Illustrated by Chris Blair

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By defining what it means to go green, we foster the idea of doing anything we can to better our environment and care for something that is so vital to our lives. It gives children the power to make a difference and take charge in the protection of our planet.

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Rachel Isadora shows the importance of respecting the language and culture of everyone you meet and taking the time out to learn new words in various languages to show your genuine intent at communicating.

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This book shows the process of how bananas end up in your kitchen and local store from the banana farmers. It gives you a brand new insight to how spending your money in the right place can help other families that work hard and aid our lives as well.

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Stepping Stones: A Refugee Family's Journey by Margriet Ruurs

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Stepping Stones: A Refugee Family's Journey by Margriet Ruurs

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Following a refugee family from their home in Syria, this eye-opening story shows the struggle of what its like to wander around Europe finding a new home from the destruction of a civil war. It gives room for children to see what other families around the world are experiencing, something much different from them.

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Come With Me by Holly M. McGhee and illustrated by Pascal Lemaitre 

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Come With Me by Holly M. McGhee and illustrated by Pascal Lemaitre 

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Created by two individuals who were affected by terrorist attacks, Holly and Pascal joined together to create a story about a girl who is scared of her surroundings and what people can do to others. This book teaches you about overcoming fear and connecting with others, regardless of differences.

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Razia's Ray of Hope: One Girls Dream of an Education by Liz Suneby and Illustrated by Suana Verelst

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Razia's Ray of Hope: One Girls Dream of an Education by Liz Suneby and Illustrated by Suana Verelst

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Not everyone has a chance to freely go to school like much of the readers of this book and it delivers a powerful story about a girl living in Afghanistan, a place where girls and women alike were prohibited from going to school and her determination for a chance of education.

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Six Dots: a Story of Young Louis Braille by Jennifer Bryant and Illustrated by Boris Kulikov

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Six Dots: a Story of Young Louis Braille by Jennifer Bryant and Illustrated by Boris Kulikov

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Through descriptive text, transporting you into five year old, blind Louis, you embark on his journey to achieve the skills of reading through self-determination. Through hard work and desire, Louis Braille came to create his own alphabet using what we now call Braille, changing the lives of the blind even till this day.

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Giant Steps to Change the World by Spike & Tonya Lewis Lee and Illustrated by Sean Qualls

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Giant Steps to Change the World by Spike & Tonya Lewis Lee and Illustrated by Sean Qualls

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Being reminded of historical figures like presidents, teachers, scientists and more, children will learn that resilience and perseverance, along with following your dreams can create differences in the world regardless of how difficult it may seem.

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Earmuffs for Everyone!: How Chester Greenwood Became Known as the Inventor of Earmuffs by Meghan McCarthy

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Earmuffs for Everyone!: How Chester Greenwood Became Known as the Inventor of Earmuffs by Meghan McCarthy

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Following a child just trying to make something simple to help the people in his neighborhood and how it became one of the biggest products of our time. This book also ties in the process of patents and the long way earmuffs came throughout history.

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The Story of Ruby Bridges by Robert Coles and Illustrated by George Ford

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The Story of Ruby Bridges by Robert Coles and Illustrated by George Ford

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Told in simplistic and understandable way, this story follows Ruby who was the first African American child to attend an all white school and shows each child that they can overcome any intense and complicated situation.

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Poet: The Remarkable Story of George Moses Horton by Don Tate

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Poet: The Remarkable Story of George Moses Horton by Don Tate

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During the time of slavery, reading and writing was prohibited by any enslaved person and a brave young George, taught himself to read and write and created poems within the confines of his mind. He gets discovered on a college campus and becomes a hit throughout the community.

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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba & Bryan Mealer and Illustrated by Elizabeth Zunon

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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba & Bryan Mealer and Illustrated by Elizabeth Zunon

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Through drought and famine, William Kamkwamba at only fourteen years old built a windmill from scrap she found around town and saved his neighborhood in the worst of time. His determination and inspiring dedication saved many lives including his own.

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The official site to Dr.Seuss's The Lorax along with information about famous forest and tips to save the earth.

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This video will explain what waste is and what we can do about it.

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How To Recycle & Take Care of the Environment *FUN* Science for Kids

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Acts of Kindness Worksheets-Ages 6-9 is a worksheet based kit designed for students to recognise what kindness is and how to be kind and do kind acts towards others. This kit is perfect for the more challenging students who need teacher aide one on one help and for

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Countries Hello Song | Say Hello in Different Languages

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Were your ancestors among the tired, the poor, the huddled masses?Tim and Moby discuss the history of immigration in the U.S., and where many of our families first landed.

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Invention Of BRAILLE - Language Of The Blind  | The Dr. Binocs Show | Best Learning Video for Kids

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Ruby Bridges for Kids | Civil Rights Hero

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For a classroom activity, students can form a circle and respectfully one at a time, tell the class one thing they did for someone today and something someone did for them.

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Children can foster the use of recycling bins within the classroom and visit other classrooms to advocate the importance of recycling and what we've learned as a class.

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Children can learn the countries "hello" song and perform it for parents and faculty at family night.

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Children can create their own poems and host a poetry night for parents and faculty to advocate their artistry.