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Teach students the meaning of kindness and how to be kind to others with this engaging lesson!
Teach students the meaning of kindness and how to be kind to others with this engaging lesson! Students listen to a story about a little girl named Keisha who shows her friends just how much she cares by making kind choices.
❤️ Students learn:
✅ Digital for Google Slides™, PowerPoint, and printable resources are all included, in full color and black/white.
⭐ THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
✅ An interactive digital for Google Slides presentation.™
✅ An engaging PowerPoint presentation.
✅ 4 posters to use in instruction and display in your space.
✅ An adorable craft (10 personalized versions) that lets students explore what kindness means to them. These make for a beautiful bulletin board or hallway display!
✅ 12 kindness discussion cards.
✅ Assorted kindness worksheets and coloring pages.
✅ Document that shows how the lesson is aligned to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors.
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“These lessons are amazing. My students loved learning about kindness and the visuals were perfect!” – Victoria P.
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“I love all the resources from this author! Very engaging and lots of activities!” – Irma G.
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“This was a great resource to teach kindness. My favorite parts were the craft and the coloring pages.” – Abigail P.
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“I absolutely love everything from MC! These Topic Overviews provide everything I need to teach a solid lesson from start to finish- overview, discussion cards, review & more. I love the variety of topics (I have them all!) & I use them throughout the year, year after year. They are clear and adorably illustrated. I love everything MC so thoughtfully designs & so do my students!” – Candace D.
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“I like to incorporate a lot of SEL into my Pre-K classroom and these kindness lessons were great.” – Rondi M.
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“My students have genuinely loved using this resource. It is so engaging!” – Allison T.
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“It was a great lesson on kindness. Very engaging for students. Easy to implement.” – Ashley G.
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“This lesson was used during kindness week. A great engaging lesson to help teach kindness.” – Ann G.
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“Low prep, easy to use, great to have on hand when the conflicts arise or you think students need extra support they aren’t getting from their IEP.” – Belle R.
