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Kindness Week Activities Mega Bundle: Task Cards, Writing Prompts, Penmanship
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Get BundlePromote a culture of kindness for your elementary school with this mega bundle of Kindness Week activities for elementary students. The perfect addition to your SEL and character education programs, this bundle includes: bookmarks, writing task cards, social dilemma writing prompts, random acts of kindness pull tab flyers, kindness cards, printing penmanship practice worksheets, cursive practice worksheets, and handwriting practice worksheets with related writing prompts. There's a little something for everyone!
Use for . . .
Kindness Day
Kindness Week
Random Acts of Kindness Day
The Great Kindness Challenge
This bundle includes the following resources:
Kindness Week Task Cards
Kindness Cards
Kindness Pull Tab Flyer
Kindness Bookmarks
Kindness Social Dilemma Writing Prompts
Kindness Week Printing Practice
Kindness Week Cursive Practice
Kindness Week Printing Practice with Writing Prompts
Kindness Week Cursive Practice with Writing Prompts
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I'd love to hear how you use this resource in your classroom! Feel free to email me at iteachiwrite@yahoo.com with any questions or suggestions you may have.
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Inspire students to spread kindness with our printable Kindness Week Random Acts of Kindness Pull Tab Posters, ideal for elementary schools. These interactive posters provide students with actionable kindness challenges that support character education by promoting empathy and community spirit.
These 20 printable cursive writing penmanship practice pages let your upper elementary or middle students practice their cursive handwriting skills while building character education and spreading the message of kindness. It's perfect for individual practice or use as a centers activity.
For Kindness Week, why not infuse SEL, character education, and writing into your daily handwriting practice? These 20 cursive worksheet pages let your students practice their handwriting all while reading, tracing, and writing kindness statements before responding to a related writing prompt.
Promote a spirit of kindness at your Elementary school with these 10 bookmarks kids love to color. With 4 bookmarks per page, this resource is a low-prep paper-saver coloring activity that can be used for Random Acts of Kindness Week, World Kindness Day, or the Great Kindness Challenge.
Kick off Kindness Week with these kindness cards to recognize random acts of kindness and spread a little gratitude and cheer. These cards are great as a social-emotional learning activity and for character development while still sneaking in a bit of writing time.
Kick off Kindness Week with these kindness-themed task cards. Ideal for differentiated independent writing tasks, work stations, and centers, these writing activities are a great way to sneak in an extra dose of character education and social-emotional learning.
Improve student penmanship while celebrating Kindness Week at the same time! These 20 printable handwriting pages help kids practice printing kindness statements in order to build social emotional learning and character education.
For Kindness Week this year, why not infuse SEL, character education, and writing into your daily penmanship practice? These 20 printing practice pages let your students rehearse their handwriting all while reading, tracing, and writing kindness statements before responding to a related writing prompt.
Tackle tough social dilemmas with your upper graders during Kindness Week with these 25 writing prompts that reinforce PBIS and SEL skills such as kindness, empathy, and responsible decision-making. After each social dilemma is posed, students first sketch, then finish the story.
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