The document discusses the concept of "paying it forward," which means that when someone does a kind act for you, you perform a kind act for someone else instead of paying them back. It provides examples of opening a door for the next person after someone held the door for you. It encourages people to perform random acts of kindness without expecting anything in return, and shares stories of children and a school project where people committed to acts of kindness for a week and tracked the positive impacts in a journal.

1. “Pay it Forward”
Brought to you in kind By

2. What does it mean to “Pay it Forward”?
• When someone is kind to you,
you then be kind in the same
way to someone else.
• Example: My friend opened
the door for me, so I opened
the door for someone else
coming in the building.http://www.wisegeek.org/what-does-pay-it-forward-mean.htm

4. “Pay it forward” continued
• One of the most important things that
people should remember about “Pay it
Forward” is that it should be done Just
BEE Cause you want to.
• This means that one person helps
another without hoping for anything
back.
http://www.wisegeek.org/what-does-pay-it-forward-mean.htm

5. Put to Action!
Playdate Kids Pay it Forward

6. Pay it Forward Project
• Do Random Acts of Kindness all
week.
• After you do a act of Kindness,
watch what happens around you.
• Make sure to write down or draw
what you see in your TRAK
journal.

9. Deed of the Month
Pay it forward
“We BEE-lieve the world receives hope through kindness”