Add more healthy food in the canteen so we can get more nutritions and can go on for a whole day by

adding more veggies into our food

Create a WhatsApp group chat

Host a time where the students in PGPS gets to visit and take care of the elderly

Greet your neighbours,teachers and friends when you see them

Help people in need.

2) make a trash can and write talk to your neighbours daily and care for them and help them if they are in need

2)ask them to get on social media

Talk to your neighbours more

2)when you see someone in need anywhere around the school , even if it’s not your friends , bring them to the general office for help.

3)include everyone in group activities and don’t leave anyone out.

Be kind to your neighbours

Talk to the neighbours about their life

Q2. Do a kind act every week.

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If you have friends or teachers who are absent and tell the teacher if they don’t know

2.do a random kindness act every week

Have a 30minute session where students can work together with the cleaners

2. By doing something evryday like greeting 5 teachers or something

We can help our friend if he/she fell down.

2) we can start by giving toys or book that we don’t use.

2)pick a kindess act from a jar and do it.

2) i would have a meet-up session and get to know/ help them

2)A donation counter and donate toys games or books to charity

2) Make a box to put in kind letters to send to our friends

Say hi to our neighbours

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Toy and Book Donations Project

2) i will give each other cards

2) Happiness day. Everybody must be happy on this day.☺️☺️☺️

2) Kindness card day : We need to write a kindness card to someone and let the person guess who it is from.

ask them if they need someone to play with

2) give away things that are not in use

2) it will be a chart to record those people who showed kindness

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1. Share a Smile: Sometimes, a genuine smile can brighten someone's day. It's a simple, powerful way to show you care.

2. Write a Note of Appreciation: Whether it's for a coworker, a friend, or a family member, a handwritten note expressing your appreciation can mean a lot.

3. Volunteer Your Time: Giving your time to help out at a local shelter, food bank, or community event can have a big impact.

4. Donate to Those in Need: Donating clothes, food, or money to charitable organizations helps support those who are less fortunate.

5. Be a Good Listener: Sometimes, all someone needs is for someone to listen to them. Being a supportive listener can be a great way to show kindness.

6. Compliment Someone: A genuine compliment can boost someone's confidence and make them feel valued.

7. Pay It Forward: If you can, pay for the coffee or meal of the person behind you in line. It's a small gesture that can brighten someone's day.

8. Plant a Tree: Acts of kindness can extend to the environment too. Planting a tree or cleaning up a local park helps make the world a better place for everyone.

9. Support Local Businesses: Shopping at local businesses helps support your community and keeps the local economy strong.

10. Help Someone in Need: Whether it's holding the door open, helping someone carry their groceries, or assisting someone who looks lost, small acts of kindness can make a big difference.

    
    

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1. Kindness Notes: Set up a "Kindness Wall" where students can pin notes of appreciation, encouragement, and gratitude for their peers, teachers, and staff. It's a great way to spread positivity and create a sense of community.

2. Random Acts of Kindness: Encourage students to perform random acts of kindness throughout the school. This could be as simple as helping someone carry their books, complimenting a classmate, or picking up litter around the school.

3. Buddy System: Pair up students to be "kindness buddies" for a week. They would look out for each other, offer support, and perform small acts of kindness for their buddy.

4. Kindness Challenges: Organize weekly or monthly challenges that promote kindness. For example, "Smile Week," where everyone makes an effort to smile at each other, or "Compliment Day," where students give genuine compliments to others.

5. Community Service Projects: Plan and execute community service projects, like visiting a local nursing home, organizing a food drive, or cleaning up a local park. These activities teach students the importance of giving back to the community.

6. Kindness Awards: Recognize and celebrate students who go above and beyond in showing kindness. This could be done through certificates, small prizes, or a "Kindness Champion" award at school assemblies.

Goals:

• To create a supportive and inclusive school environment.

• To teach students the value of empathy and compassion.

• To inspire students to continue practicing kindness outside of school.

By encouraging acts of kindness, we can create a ripple effect that extends beyond the classroom, making the world a little brighter for everyone. 🌟

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We can also give our friends a hand when they fall down .

2)kindness card

We can give our classmates cards ,when they feel down or having some troubles with homework or exams.

2) Having a kindness day card or something like that, and after a week or day is over, we have to write a kind act that you did to other people or other people did a kind act to you.

2) We can make a stack of cards with kindness goals for the day eg: comfort somebody who is feeling down using recycled paper or donate unused items that is still usable to charities to give to those in need.

2) I suggest starting an event called “ Bingo of kindness” . This is how it works , you and your partner both will receive a bingo card but instead of numbers, it is kind acts you can do in school. If you do something from the list , your buddy will chop on that category. If you finish all, your buddy will can receive a reward.

2.do a kind act every week

2)I can make a game with cards that contain kindness goals and if you complete enough you get a prize

We could start a program with games to understand the consequences of your bad actions.

make a jar with papers about doing kind actions then pick a paper and what the paper says is what we have to do.