Feelings and kindness
My Feelings Weather Report
Show today’s feelings as weather: sunny, cloudy, stormy or something brand new.
Thinking sheet · Feelings and kindness
Three Good Things
Every day for a week, write three good things that happened. Big or tiny, they all count.
- Grades
- 1–5
- Time
- about 10 minutes
- Kids practice
- gratitude, positive noticing, daily habits
What kids do
“Three good things every day. Even tiny ones count!”
- My week of good things
- Looking back, the best thing was…
How to run it
- End-of-day sheet: two minutes before dismissal.
- Tiny things count: warm socks, a good joke.
- Tiny doodles are fine instead of words.
Talk about it
- Was it hard to find three?
- Did you start noticing more good things?
- What was the smallest good thing?
Take it further
Keep it going for a month in a notebook.
Pairs well with
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