Looking for a winter-themed kindness scavenger hunt to teach kindness, empathy & respect? This Christmas Gnome Kindness Quest is best as this holiday scavenger hunt is filled with engaging clues and scenarios for K-1st graders that promote kindness, respect, and social emotional learning (SEL).

During this quest, students will visit different areas around the school, solve kindness-focused questions, and unlock clues that lead them to the next location. Each step reinforces positive choices and deepens the conversation about respect and kindness.

Key Benefits:

Easy to Set Up: With clear instructions, this scavenger hunt saves you time and stress so that you can focus on guiding students through meaningful activities.

Thought-Provoking Scenarios: Students practice real-world decision-making with kindness concepts so that they build skills they’ll carry beyond the classroom.

Engaging and Active: Encourages students to move and explore the school so that participation and teamwork are enhanced throughout the hunt.

Promotes Social-Emotional Skills: Fosters meaningful conversations on kindness, respect, and empathy so that students develop a positive, age-appropriate understanding of these values.

Note: Prep work includes printing, cutting, and assembling the clue packets, but this one-time setup allows for years of engaging, impactful use!

What’s Included:

* Step-by-Step Directions (7 pages)

* Clues, Covers, Questions: (37 pages)

- Covers

- Clues

- Kindness Questions

- Correct and Incorrect Answers

- Response and Discussion Sheets

This resource is included in a K-5 Gnome Kindness Quest BUNDLE

• K-1 Level

• 2nd-3rd Level

• 4th-5th Level

Make kindness an adventure with this winter-themed Scavenger Hunt, perfect for school-wide kindness campaigns, classroom lessons, or community-building activities!

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