Random Acts of Kindness; 25 Actionable Items

Spread the love

Introduce your kids to random acts of kindness. You can do this by first demonstrating how it feels when someone performs a random act of kindness for you. For example you can give them a small gift or written note about how much you appreciate them.

Ask them how it feels when someone does something nice for them. Direct the conversation to what you, as a group, can do to make others feel good.  

The kids will likely come up with an extreme list,  like “Buy everyone an Ipad” or “Cook dinner for the school” etc.  While great ideas, we do not always have the budget or time to handle that level of kindness.  

Narrow down the list to a few manageable tasks and run with it!

Remind kids that a random act of kindness does not need to be a big gesture.  Some of the simplest things are appreciated the most.

25 Ideas for Random Acts of Kindness

Introduce your kids to random acts of kindness. You can do this by first demonstrating how it feels when someone performs a random act of kindness for you. For example you can give them a small gift or written note about how much you appreciate them.

Spread the love

Leave a Reply