I've been inspired by the shared stories from teachers introducing the Kindness Challenge to their students. I've spent this rainy morning working on a Kindness calendar for my second graders. Can't wait to get started...they are going to eat this up! (Update: great idea to share! Here's the PDF of the calendar and list of ideas.)
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- Posted by kaya63
- Sep 15, 2014
- Comments (9)
Readers Comments
Mish wrote: Lucky kids to have you give them this. Terrific!
lightshade11 wrote: Adorable! What a wonderful thing to do!
keymaker wrote: That's great! You may want to publish all your documents and ideas on KindSpring, so other teachers can replicate it too.
Pat wrote: This is great for kids. I wish someone would come up with a list of new things to do for grownups. I have a hard time thinking of something new to do to show kindness.
carol whittaker wrote: We took the whole month of february. Since it involved hearts. I made a huge calendar for our classroom marking each day. Then we brainstormed ideas of what we could do in our class, our community, and our school to show kindness. The postman, the waiter,the maintenance man were all included. Then we stretched our arms out to the elderly. This went on for the whole month. Baking, sharing notes. And we developed what i called the polite patrol. Those were kids with heart badges on the playground that "caught a child helping another" and bringing it to our attention. It was so much fun that an early school educator decided to do it at her playschool. Carol whittaer
Mimi wrote: Thank you for sharing this. What a beautiful idea!
abbe wrote: Wish you were my second grader's teacher this year!
Lorrie wrote: I love that. What a great idea!
antenbunny1 wrote: I think this is such a good way of creating a new generation of kids that think about others.
Great job!
Great job!
