Weekend Links: Ways to Make “Kindness” a Verb

Promoting and having conversations about kindness is at the top of everyone’s minds these day after a nerve-wracking and “interesting” 2016.


Having conversations is great, but parents, teachers, caregivers, community leaders and law makers need to make this very special noun and make it into a verb. Actions, follow-through, leadership and projects, that take the act of showing our world kindness from simply a verbal idea to a physical one, is the next step and being kind and spreading that act throughout our homes, schools, communities and world.


Here are some great ideas and examples of those who are making KINDNESS a verb. Enjoy!


Brainerd Police Department Offers Relief From Cold Temperatures Through Giving Tree





 


Think Kindness has 11 Great Family Kindness Ideas


Kindness activities


15 Inspiring Kindness Trees Found In Schools



 


David McPhail Inspired Activities {Virtual Book Club for Kids Blog Hop}



Pennies of Time has a great activity and Object Lesson on Acts of Kindness


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Kindness Activity-The Ripple Effect Experiment



Now more than ever, a message of hope, compassion, empathy and understanding is needed.


Now more than ever, we need to come together as a nation of beautifully diverse people and encourage and implement KINDESS.


Kindness is word that many of us are hearing more and more thanks to a concerning, tense and sometimes scary 2016. It something we all as humans need to be mindful or especially when it comes to being role models for kids. As always, encouraging and teaching kindness to children starts at home and in the classroom.


Powerhouse Children’s Publishing Company, Scholastic, has noted that books and activities that promote kindness will be a key trend in 2017.


What will you do to instigate KINDNESS in your life?


Scholastic


TEACHERS…are you


Looking for Kindness Classroom books and activities for your students?
Multicultural Children’s Book Day’s Downloadable Kindness Classroom Kit for Educators, Caregivers and Homeschoolers is OUR gift to YOU.


Our FREE Classroom Kindness Kit from Multicultural Children’s Book Day includes:


– Diversity Kindness books for ages 4-12


– Classroom Kindness activities, both quick and project based


– Be A Hero Be Kind poster by Jarrett J. Krosoczka


– Multicultural Children’s Book Day poster by DEMI


Go here to download and Be Kind, Be a Hero today!


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