Positivity project

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This kindness-themed resource includes: Cloud templates and strips to write kindness ideas on An “I can show kindness by…” writing activity and rainbow template to paint or colour A poster to display with the completed rainbow and writing activities Gift tags to use with a small gift for students (the tags are editable so you […]

This Kindness Flower Craft is the perfect way to teach your child about various ways to be kind. a great Kindness craft for Preschool and Kindergarten, but works great for children of all ages and would be an awesome kindness Craft for Sunday school! Lots of Random Acts of Kindness Ideas for Kids and Kindness Activities for Preschoolers

Make your child feel loved, secure, and confident with this collection of 189 positive affirmations for kids, which includes 10 positive affirmation activities for kids and 62 positive affirmations for anxiety!

What You Receive: you will receive 1 piece of therapy office decor, including 9 wooden plaques and flax ropes which are fixed on the back, well packaged for keeping the product in a good situation during transportation; Please note that the color may exist a slight differences due to different screen displays Inspirational Sayings to Yourself: the positive affirmations wall decor is printed with some mental health tips, such as [your feelings are valid], [your boundaries are important]…

Here is a list of 100 Positive Mindset Mantras I have written and collected just for kids. These are great for including in art projects! My students are making Kindness Bookmarks right now, but posters would also be fun. You might be interested in Growth Mindset and Kindness Coloring Pages. Check them out here: GROWTH MINDSET COLORING.

These positive affirmation cards for kids are designed to help your child feel good about themselves and build self-confidence.

A poster to remind students they are loved in your room!

As I finish out my 24th year as a teacher, it is always bittersweet to watch my students take the last step in their transition to becoming 8th graders. Of