Acts of Kindness

Acts of Kindness Make All the Difference

Random Acts of Kindness are kind things that you can do to or for

people without expecting anything in return and for no particular

reason. The objective is to make people feel good and to put a smile

on their face...not to mention make you feel good, too!

Short Videos on Kindness - a must see!

"Just Say Hello"

Random Acts of Kindness Week

7 Random Acts of Kindness Kids Can Do at SchoolKindness is cool — especially at school! Here are seven random acts of kindness kids can do to help create a more compassionate and conscientious community.

Kind Kids Club

Discussion Questions:

Why do you think the students decided to perform acts of kindness?
How do you think the people who received the acts of kindness felt?
How do you think the students felt after they performed each act of kindness?
How can one kind act inspire others to spread more?
Can the random act of kindness make a different in our school or in our world?
Why is it important to be kind?
How would Beverly School benefit from random acts of kindness?

Kindness Matters: The Challenges

Kindness Challenges

A kind word can travel for miles.doc

The Kindness Boomerang

Kindness Pledge

Journal Writing Prompt Ideas - KINDNESS

Student Shout Outs

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P35aXL2shk4TYMxRbV8DeI4YLBvCColbzFhVPfPPBmk/edit?usp=sharing

Student Shout Outs Examples

REAL LIFE EXAMPLES

How are you making sure that everyone is treated kindly?

How are you making sure that everyone is included?

Autumn wouldn’t be there without Rachael. Rachael wouldn’t think of being there without Autumn. But their story is about more than friendship. It’s a lesson in strength and kindness.

Your kindness can make a difference in the world.

Best teammate ever!

Helping Others When They Most Need It

Sean was running a marathon, but he was struggling after 10 miles. One of the marathon workers (green shirt) noticed he needed some motivation, so he started running alongside Sean, encouraging him. He started noticing that Sean REALLY needed continual encouragement, so he continued to cheer him on for the next 4 miles. In gratitude, Sean hugged him as soon as he crossed the finish line, because he knew that he would NOT have made it if it weren't for his encouragement. Everyone needs encouragement from time to time. Be the one to cheer others on because it makes all the difference!