Kindness writing activity

Use low-prep writing crafts to get students excited about writing and showcase everything they have learned.

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 […]

World Kindness Day is on November 13th and what better way to celebrate than with a fun writing topper project. Your students can write about two ways to be kind and top their work with a "bee kind' friend! Find the templates free in our TPT store! How will you encourage your students to be kind at school? Perhaps you can brainstorm a page of examples for them and illustrate each one or ask students to role play and act them out. Thank you so much for visiting today, I hope you have a…

Kindness is one of the most powerful traits that we can help our children to cultivate and it’s super easy to teach through art activities.

This Valentine's writing craftivity will have little learners thinking about what it means to be kind - and will have your classroom looking lovely, too!

Looking for World Kindness Day activities to inspire your students? This blog features 15+ creative classroom ideas, including kindness pledge-making, bulletin board displays, and interactive presentations like our Choose Kindness PowerPoint. Help your students understand the importance of kindness and encourage thoughtful actions. Perfect for November 13!

This year I wanted to begin promoting kindness from the very beginning of the year. I searched this summer for the perfect book and I found it. A Little Spot of Kindness written by Diane Alber was just what I needed to create kindness activities for my room, and set the stage for an amazing year.

Show students the importance of random acts of kindness and help them to think about the meaning behind them with these writing prompts and journal topics!

Help students make connections by trying counseling activities using paper chains. Check out four simple interactive activities.

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