Kindness chart

Hello! I am SO excited about this new series! I can't wait to share one of my new favorite books with you and share some of the ways you can use it in your classroom! You can check out my previous post on the book Sneaky Spinach here! As soon as I read Spaghetti in a Hot Dog Bun the first time, I fell in LOVE with Maria Dismondy! Her books are absolutely amazing and all teach different character lessons in a kid-friendly way! When Maria asked if she could send me her newest book, The Jelly…

Help students become better global citizens and catalysts for kindness with hands-on lessons.

Did you catch my last post about our 100 Acts of Kindness Challenge that is starting in a little over a week? Each year around this time the weather can be bad and after the

Create an anchor chart with students to discuss kindness. Come up with a list of synonyms and antonyms for kindness and display it in the classroom. #anchorchart #kindness #bekind #emojis

Hey there friends! I am SO excited to share with you my new classroom for the 2014 school year 🙂 This is my fifth year teaching and my first time to really change things up! I traded in primary colors for BRIGHTS and love how it turned out! Also, with the help of many awesome […]

Friendship anchor chart

As we see more and more bullying and violence in school, it becomes especially important to build kindness in our students and classroom. Here are some simple ideas and FREEBIES for you! May contain affiliate links I have 2 books that I like to read with my class to highlight kindness. The first is an […]

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After reading books about kindness and discussing, create an anchor chart with students with concrete, real-life examples of how to show kindness. Display the anchor chart in the classroom throughout the year.

Mar 1, 2020 - Your students’ topic is, “KINDNESS.” It’s important for educators to create a kindness culture in the classroom. After discussing kindness, random acts of kindness, compliments, respect, anti-bullying, decision making, tolerance, caring, helping others, and including others – guide your students in the brainstorming pr…

Welcome to my first Sunday School post! This will be my fourth year teaching our mixed Pre-k and Kinder (Prep) class. I teach our church’s little dears together with Naomi, my sister-in-law. She is totally an amazing person and I love her so much and couldn’t imagine teaching without her! We do lots of hands-on activities […]

Choosing Kind Words

A blog by Melanie Lloyd (From the Pond) about classroom activities and printables for K-3 learners.

It's our duty as teachers to promote kindness, as much as we possibly can. These bulletin boards will help make everyone welcome and included

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If you're looking for ways to show Acts of Kindness for kids, you'll find plenty of great ideas and examples here. Kindness is so easy to spread! The beauty of Random Acts of Kindness is that it can be a wide variety of ideas. If you are looking for a few acts of kindness ideas to help get you started you'll find over 100 fun Random Acts of Kindness ideas here.

Get your kids routines, behaviors, and chores under control with these cute free printable charts. They are editable so you can fill it in yourself. Let your kids follow along with these charts.