Feelings and kindness
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Thinking sheet · Feelings and kindness
Kindness Detective
Spend a day spotting kindness: tally what you see and draw the best one.
- Grades
- K–5
- Time
- about 15 minutes
- Kids practice
- noticing kindness, observation, gratitude
What kids do
“Be a kindness detective! Catch people being kind.”
- Kindness I spotted
- The kindest thing I saw
- How I could thank them:
How to run it
- Give kids the sheet in the morning.
- Names are optional; focus on the action.
- Share the best spots at the end of the day.
Talk about it
- Which kind act was most common?
- Did noticing kindness change your day?
- Did anyone catch you being kind?
Take it further
Make “caught being kind” notes for the people you spotted.
Pairs well with
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