Feelings and kindness
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Thinking sheet · Feelings and kindness
Kindness Bingo
A week of small kind acts. Color a square for each one you do, and draw your favorite.
- Grades
- K–5
- Time
- about 10 minutes
- Kids practice
- kindness, following through, noticing feelings
What kids do
“Do a kind thing, color the square. Can you get three in a row this week?”
- Color a square when you do it
- My favorite kind act
- How did it make them feel? How did I feel?
How to run it
- Hand it out on Monday and check in each morning.
- The middle square is the child’s own idea.
- Celebrate any bingo with a class shout-out.
Talk about it
- Which kind act was hardest to do?
- Did anyone do something kind for you this week?
- Why do small kind acts matter?
Take it further
Make a class kindness bingo with ideas the kids invent.
Pairs well with
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