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Kindness Activities for the Classroom

$4.50

Made for: The Classroom

Grade Level: 2, 3, 4, and 5

File Format: PDF

Total Pages: 50

Topic: Empathy

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About This Resource

Teach kindness to students through quick, engaging activities. When students see kind acts and reflect on them, they are more likely to do them independently in the classroom community. Use these activities throughout the year to encourage kindness!

 

What's Included

Student Journal Pages or Reflection Prompts

Use these as 15 pages as a complete student journal, or use any of the sheets as you need them.

Have I Ever Told You? Activity

This is a simple group activity where students share kind words or compliments with each other. You break the students into small groups and have them write compliments on their worksheets. You can also use this page as a place for students to brainstorm compliments they could give to others and themselves.

Kindness Sticky Note and Template

These printable sticky notes are a great way to share positive thoughts and encouragement with students.

Thanks a Bunch Note Cards

Use these note templates to have students write a quick thank you to someone in the classroom or school. It is an excellent opportunity to thank the people in the school building who might often get overlooked.

Choose Kind Paper Chain Activity and Kind Acts Worksheet

The class can create a kindness paper chain as they do kind acts. There is also a simple printable worksheet where students can color in the kind deeds they do.

Kind Acts Punchcards

You can give students punch cards where they receive a punch when they are recognized for a kind act.

    Details

    This resource is perfect for classroom teachers, school counselors, or other school staff looking to integrate social-emotional learning into the classroom. Great for students in second through fifth grade.

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    Reviews

    Customers praised this educational resource as "great" for teaching kindness and empathy across grade levels from pre-K to 6th grade. Teachers reported it "definitely a life changer in the classroom," helping reduce arguing and making kind actions more tangible. Popular features include kindness chains, journals, and sticky notes.

    • It was definitely a life changer in the classroom!
    • My 6th graders loved this!
    • I assembled the whole chain (somewhere around 400 links!) and it is displayed by our Main Office.
    • 5 stars: 115 (97%)
    • 4 stars: 4 (3%)
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    Claire S.
    My 6th graders loved this!

    This was such a great resource for myself and my students! I am very happy with how this lesson turned out thanks to this tool!

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    Melinda B.
    Great for Kindness week!

    My student council is always looking for fun things to do during kindness week. This was super cute and fun for the kids.

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    Jessica H.
    A great resource for last minute lesson planning.

    I used this activity to talk about kindness and empathy with 2nd grade students.

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    Kate R.

    I loved using this with my students for a kindness incentive. Thank you1

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    Tia A.

    This has really helped my students to see their kind actions be more tangible. I was struggling with my student's arguing and just not being kind to anyone. Once I implemented the kindness chain and started giving them links for things I noticed throughout the day they worked harder to be kind and noticed when they weren't. It was definitely a life changer in the classroom! Thank you!

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    Mandy S.

    Did this activity with pre-k through second grade each class made their own. LOVED it

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    Dillon S.

    Great resource! We're talking about kindness in my Sunday school class this month.

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    David M.

    This resource provided our students that were part of our Kindness Council with activities to use throughout the school year.

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    Jody K.

    We have loved using our Kindness Journals (and are currently making a CHOOSE KIND chain!) It's been great guidance through our Kindness Unit for Social Skill instruction-

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    Sarah S.

    An awesome set of activities that worked wonderfully throughout a kindness week at my school. Thank you!

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    Brittney H.

    I used the kind chain links as a school wide lesson for Random Acts of Kindness Week. It started great conversations in the classroom and I assembled the whole chain (somewhere around 400 links!) and it is displayed when you walk in by our Main Office. So cute ! I also used some of the other resources as small group materials for students on my caseload.

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    Hannah M.

    I used this as a Kindness Week resource, and it was very helpful! I loved reading what the kids wrote about in the kindness journal through the week. I had a group of kids struggle to be kind when working in a group, and I asked them to fill out the classmates paper a few times and refer to it often.

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    Bobbi V.

    Kindness is a character "trait of the month" in our school. I can use this resource over and over, year after year and it will never be outdated, and will always be a different experience every year.

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    Sarah R.

    Great resource!

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    Allison S.

    This was a great resource to use during my lesson on kindness.

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    Catherine A.

    Great resource to my SEL unit.

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    Cristal T.

    So glad I purchased this!

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    Heather Y.

    Nice!

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    Chrissy C.

    Thanks!

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    Teaching With Louisa

    Thanks!

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    Laura R.

    The sticky notes have been great to use with our faculty!

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    Carolina M.

    great

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    Susan K M.

    Great resource for displaying in the classroom or in student journals.

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    Rockin' around the Music Room

    Great resource - thanks!

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    Christi Chisum Creations

    Awesome!

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    Caroline L.

    Such great activities!

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    Sarah H.

    Perfect, my students loved using this

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    Lauren K.

    Great examples of kindness! Great activity!

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    Lori V.

    Great resource!

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    Elizabeth H.

    Good resource!

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    Kelly S.

    Great resource! Thank you!

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    Debra C.

    GREAT IDEAS

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    Jessica C.

    Great ideas for kindness!

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    Rachel H.

    This was a great great activity to start off the year with! I really enjoyed using this as a mindfulness activity as well. Shared with parents, and they appreciated the sentences and thoughts

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