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All About Me Kindness Booklet

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Kindness booklet cover titled “Be Kind,” with a name space, and the prompt “What does it mean to be kind?”
Booklet items 1–2: cover and first writing prompt
Kindness booklet prompts ask why helping others matters and request an act of kindness to do every day.
Booklet items 3–4: helping others and daily kindness
Kindness booklet prompts ask about the kindest thing students have done and how being kind makes them feel.
Booklet items 5–6: past kindness and feelings
Kindness booklet prompts ask whether being kind is important, why or why not, and how to be kind to family.
Booklet items 7–8: kindness and family
Kindness booklet prompts ask for one kind act at recess and whether a friend will return kindness, and why.
Booklet items 9–10: recess and friendship
Kindness booklet writing prompts ask students for one way to show kindness during lunch and one on the bus.
Booklet items 11–12: lunch and bus kindness
Kindness booklet writing prompts ask how students can show kindness toward their teacher and whole class.
Booklet items 13–14: teacher and class kindness
Kindness booklet writing prompts ask for one way to be kind today and three ways to show kindness this week.
Booklet items 15–16: daily and weekly kindness plans
Kindness booklet includes the writing starter “Kindness is…” and the quote “Don’t forget to be KIND everyday!”
Booklet items 17–18: final writing prompt and quote
Kindness booklet quotes: “If You Can Be One Thing… Be Kind” and “You Do Not Need a Reason to Be Kind.”
Booklet items 19–20: two closing kindness quotes
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Kindness is so important for our students to understand and learn. Demonstrating ways to show kindness and be kind at an early age will definitely pay off in the future. Thinking about why it is important to be kind; to think about how you feel when someone is kind to you and how others may feel when you show them kindness is an important social skill as well as an important character trait to have as our students grow and learn!

You will love this kindness themed writing booklet to encourage and motivate your class to write about kindness and ignite their creative juices to write about kindness by answering simple questions about ways they have been kind to others, how they feel when someone shows them kindness and more!

This ready to print booklet is versatile and can be used as a booklet or simply as individual half pages for a bulletin board display or to glue into daily journals and use as writing prompts.

Sheets are ready to print and can be run off ahead of time and used any time of the year since kindness is a topic that supports learners socially and emotionally everyday with developing positive character traits.

These are not grade specific but would work best with first through fourth grades depending on the level of your learners.

Valentine’s Day is a great time to use these and perhaps create a mini unit about kindness incorporating this booklet.

Here is what is included:

  • 20 half page frames to create a booklet, which includes a cover and 3 Kindness quotes.

  • All the frames are Black and White with an unlined space for writing and/or pictures! They are easily run off on color printing paper or can be mounted on construction paper for display.

Ideas for Use:

  • Use these frames as a response to a book about kindness or choose a frame for specific books about kindness to which students respond after reading that book and place in a reading or writing station/center.

  • Have a kindness area or basket where students can choose a prompt and write about it.

  • Use in a writing station or center where each student chooses a writing sheet and responds.

  • Use as choice activity for early finishers.

  • Create a kindness bulletin board or display with your students’ finished work.

  • Use as morning work having each child fill in a frame each day and complete the booklet.

  • Use as a culminating or introduction activity for a kindness unit.

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1 PDF file.

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