Kindness week activities middle school

Manchester Voice, Kiwanas Builders Club, and Manchester Community School District worked together to bring the World-wide Great Kindness Challenge (School Edition) to Manchester Middle School! Manc…

20 school-wide kindness initiatives for elementary school counseling. Get students engaged in kindness activities with these fun ideas!

Help students really understand what kindness means with these kindness activities. Each kindness activities help students practice kindness. #kindnessactivities

Build classroom community with your grade 4 5 6 7 students using this social emotional anti bullying activity that will empower students to identify what hurts their feelings and have students see that words hurt the most. This activity will create a kinder, thoughtful classroom environment.

I wanted to do a week of kindness in my classroom this year, and these ideas were awesome! so many kindess week activities to choose from!! #weekofkindness #kindnessactivities

20 ideas to teach random acts of kindness in your classroom. Teaching our students how to show kindness everyday is an ongoing process.

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 […]

Too often in our society we get caught up in our everyday activities. Random Acts of Kindness Week is the perfect opportunity for our youth to demonstrate

How do you teach kindness to upper elementary students? Read on for all the details on my favorite kindness activity to use with students. Perfect for February, a Valentine's Day activity, or just a supplement to your social emotional learning lessons on kindness and building a strong, inclusive classroom community.

Imagine this: you are just one person, trying to motivate an entire school to be kind. You’re tired of the same old lists of “101 Random Acts of Kindness for Students.” Your teachers haven’t recovered from the dress up days from Red Ribbon Week, so you really don’t want to announce, “We’re Crazy About Kindness!