Kindness and Helping Others
Kind kids make homes and neighborhoods happier, and helping feels good.
Why this matters (for parents): Notice and name kindness when you see it. Give kids real ways to help at home and with neighbors, and do kind acts together as a family.
Lessons
- What Kindness Looks Likekind words, gentle hands, sharing and helping.
- Helping at Homesetting the table, feeding animals, folding laundry and tidying up together.
- Helping Neighborscarrying groceries, raking leaves or bringing fresh vegetables with a grown-up.
- Sharing Both Waysboys and girls share and offer to each other, both ways.
- Kind Words Mattersay please, thank you, good job and how can I help.
- Noticing When Someone Needs Helplook for someone who is alone, sad or carrying too much.
- Kindness to Animals and Naturegentle care for animals and taking care of the earth.
- A Kindness Habitdo one kind thing every day and notice how it feels.
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