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Circle up and have students say kind things to each other.

You can have them draw names out of a hat, or simply say something kind to the person on their right until you complete the circle.

Encourage students to truly think about the person they’re offering words of kindness to. Was there something specific they noticed about the other student? For example, they could say something like, “I noticed that you doodle during recess, and you draw really beautifully.”

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Read a Kindness Book (Youtube versions too!)

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Read a Kindness Book (Youtube versions too!)

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Click the link to go to the YouTube video of each book:

Have You Filled a Bucket Today? by Carol McCloud
Ordinary Mary’s Extraordinary Deed, by Emily Pearson
A Sick Day for Amos McGee, by Philip C. Stead
Kindness is my Superpower by Alicia Ortega
A Little Spot of Kindness by Diane Alber
Kindness Makes Me Stronger by Elizabeth Cole
Boo-Hoo by Ben Clayton
What Does It Mean To Be Kind? by Rana DiOrio
Do Unto Otters: A Book About Manners by Laurie Keller
The Big Umbrella, by Amy June Bates
Be Kind by Pat Zietlow Miller
Most People by Michael Leannah
The Lion and the Mouse by Jerry Pinkney
The Kindness Quilt by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace
Kindness Is Cooler, Mrs. Ruler by Margery Cuyler
The Jelly Donut Difference: Sharing Kindness With the World by Maria Dismondy

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Have your students write a letter to someone else in your class OR swap students with another teacher on campus to write kindness letters to.

Tell students the point of the letter is to lift each other up and encourage each other.

While your students are writing the letters, encourage them to think about their penpals’ feelings and experiences.

Click to print: TWO VERSIONS :)

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Circle up and have students say kind things to each other.

You can have them draw names out of a hat, or simply say something kind to the person on their right until you complete the circle.

Encourage students to truly think about the person they’re offering words of kindness to. Was there something specific they noticed about the other student? For example, they could say something like, “I noticed that you doodle during recess, and you draw really beautifully.”

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Have your students write a letter to someone else in your class OR swap students with another teacher on campus to write kindness letters to.

Tell students the point of the letter is to lift each other up and encourage each other.

Click to print: TWO VERSIONS :)

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Read a Kindness Book (Youtube versions too!)

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Read a Kindness Book (Youtube versions too!)

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Click the link to go to a Youtube of the reading:

Kindness is my Superpower by Alicia Ortega

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Have students use their 50 Kindness Ideas or their own ideas for filling in their Bingo Boards. Create a competition or class goal to have everyone get Bingo!

Click to download & print.

Free resource originally found at Rooted School- they've got tons more! :)

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Rooted School Rooted Family Kindness Bingo

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Print these pages and have students draw or color an act of kindness they OBSERVE from a classmate. Hang them on your walls to celebrate kindness!

Single Page: click here
FOUR per page: click here

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Print these pages and have students draw or color an act of kindness they OBSERVE from a classmate. Hang them on your walls to celebrate kindness!

Single Page: click here
FOUR per page: click here

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Grade 3-
Chain of Gratitude
Creative Compliments Card (teaches how to compliment)
Kindness Jar
Kindness Klips

Grade 4-
Operation I Respect You (teaches positive traits & empathy)
Empathy Obstacle Course (physical activities to encourage kindness)
Inclusiveness Billboards (Sign Making Project)

Grade 5-
Spread Care Projects (Kind Acts around campus project)
Notable Quotables (Poster Making Project)
Thank you Notes Project

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Grade K-