Kindness crafts for toddlers

This flower kindness craft and friendship flower are the perfect way to show friends they are loved and to spread more kindness.

Does your class need a reminder of how to be kind? These crafts about kindness are the perfect way to help bring kindness back to your class!

Manners week! Polite, honest

Week of: November 14-19 Theme: Kindness and Helping Others Social Learning Goal: Sharing and helping Spanish Learning Goal: Days of the week (calendar words) Academic Learning Goal: #1-15 recognition, Letter T/t sounds/recognition, AB/ABC Patterns Books: Big Wolf, Little Wolf Don't Need Friends Paulie Pastrami Achieves World Peace Johnny Appleseed Activities: Kindness Jar Kindness conversation-- what does it mean to be kind? Letter T hunt Letter T poem AB/ABC patterns with unifix cubes Ways…

“I can sprinkle kindness by...” donut craft

Manners week salt paint garden toddlers

Celebrate World Kindness Day or Random Acts of Kindness Day by building a bee and talking and brainstorming all of the ways you can “BEE” kind! This printable writing and craft template is the perfect activity to complete after your class has brainstormed all of the ways they can show kindness to others.

Teaching kindness

This Kindness Flower Craft is the perfect way to teach children ways to be kind. It's an easy paper plate cut and glue craft activity that goes along with learning about good manners and being kind. A great Kindness craft for Preschool, Kindergarten, and early elementary. Lots of Random Acts of Kindness Ideas for Kids and Kindness Activities for Preschoolers

Make a kindness sunflower craft for fall. It's perfect for a classroom, fall festival, Halloween party, or scouts. Free Printable Template.

This toddler friendship activity is easy and fun to make and is a simple reminder that we are all friends in our classroom.

Friendship flower

Hands are not for hitting. Poster board reminder for kids. G;)

Kindness activities for preschoolers nurture a culture of kindness in early childhood education. We, as parents tend to believe that acquiring skills is the main objective of early learning and sometimes overlook the importance of developing empathy, gratitude and kindness in a person. #kindnessactivities