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If there’s one thing the world needs more of – it’s kindness! I want to share this FREE Kindness Compliments activity with you in hopes that it will spread some good ol‘ TLC in your classroom.

You’ll legitimately start cracking up when your class begins forming a line just to spread kindness! If only students could line up this effortlessly all the time, right? 🙂

Kindness Compliments

Materials

1. Kindness Compliments Printables – FREE, Teachers Pay Teachers

2. Kindness Read Aloud (Suggestions below)

3. Tape

4. Writing Utensils

Kindness Compliments

How to Implement Kindness Compliments

1. Choose a read aloud you feel promotes kindness in your classroom.

2. Brainstorm kind words students can use to compliment one another.

3. Students write their name in the middle of the heart/star.

4. Tape the heart/star to each student’s back.

5. Students walk around and write a compliment on their friend’s heart/star.

6. Each student removes their heart/star to read the compliments!

Kindness Compliments

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My Favorite Kindness Read Alouds

Be Kind by Pat Zietlow Miller

Be Kind

We’re All Wonders by R.J. Palacio


The Jelly Donut Difference: Sharing Kindness with the World by Maria Dismondy


The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig


How Full Is Your Bucket? by Tom Rath and Mary Reckmeyer


The concept is so simple and can be completed in any grade level. I love watching my students’ faces light up when they read all the nice things their classmates wrote about them!

I’ve been incorporating Kindness Compliments into my classroom for several years now, and this activity is truly one of my favorites. My students go CRAZY for it every time, and yours will too!

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