8-Preschool The Manners Game
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This document provides instructions for a manners game where students are divided into groups and take turns responding to phrases by moving to signs that correspond to polite responses like "please", "thank you", and "sorry". It includes example phrases and encourages discussion about ways to be polite and how politeness makes people feel. The goal is to help students learn and practice using polite words.
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The document discusses the importance of maintaining a positive attitude. It suggests that while you cannot control your environment, you can control your attitude. It recommends deciding to be happy and tackling problems that are getting you down by making positive changes like surrounding yourself with encouraging friends. The document also provides an activity where you interview someone older who has a good attitude to learn about challenges they've faced and how they maintained a positive outlook. It encourages letting go of negative talk and spreading hope through kindness.
7-Preschool Love yourself and then love others
Teach preschoolers how to love themselves and then love others by being kind. Help build self-esteem.
6-Preschool Kindness and Physical Health
The Honey Foundation provided gifts to Phoenix Children's Hospital's H.O.T. program to help fight obesity through kindness. The lead doctor noted that positive experiences are a leading factor in weight loss and lifestyle changes. Acts of kindness can strengthen the immune system, increase energy, lower heart rate, and make people feel happier and healthier overall by helping them live longer and make better choices. The document encourages performing physical activities that are new, like biking, swimming, or joining a team, to care for oneself and better help others through kindness.
5-Preschool Kindness and Mental Health
Scientists have found that practicing kindness and gratitude can benefit both the recipient and the person performing kind acts. Kindness makes people feel happier and stronger, and helps children build better relationships. Those who regularly perform random acts of kindness report feeling calmer and thinking more clearly. The document encourages readers to perform and record a random act of kindness in a journal to experience these benefits firsthand.
4- Preschool The Kindness Game
The document describes a kindness game where students are divided into groups and take turns throwing a ball to each other while saying something kind about the person they threw to. They then play again but say something nice about themselves when they throw the ball. The purpose is to practice being kind to both others and oneself.
HS intro to 5 day kindness challenge
The document discusses The Honey Foundation and its mission to inspire random acts of kindness. The foundation's goal is to share stories of kindness to spread hope in the world. Random acts of kindness are selfless acts that help or cheer up others. They are important because they can change lives for the better and bring joy. Acts of kindness make recipients feel thankful, happy, and grateful, and can inspire them to pay kindness forward. The foundation encourages people to start performing daily acts of kindness to pollinate the world with more kindness.
6th 8th intro to 5-day kindness challenge
The document discusses the importance of kindness and provides tips for being kind. It suggests to "BEE" kind by caring for others, being kind without expecting a reward, and being kind to yourself. Additional tips include learning kindness from others, promoting kindness for health benefits, making kindness a habit, being kind to everyone not just those in need, and minimizing judgment of others. The document also discusses the importance of random acts of kindness and provides examples such as opening doors, being a friend, giving compliments, and helping others. It emphasizes that random acts of kindness can change lives and bring happiness.
3-Preschool Pay it Forward
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.
2-Preschool Kindness Poster Campaign
Each classroom will create a poster showing how they will spread kindness, then decorate the school with the posters. The Kindness Campaign encourages students to pick up trash and spread hope through kindness with activities like creating posters and singing a kindness song.
1- Preschool Random Acts of Kindness
This document discusses random acts of kindness and their importance. It defines random acts of kindness as kind acts done for others without expectation of reward. The document explains that random acts of kindness can help others feel thankful, happy, and grateful, and can inspire them to continue spreading kindness. It provides examples of random acts like helping a friend, sending cards to soldiers, and giving compliments. The overall message is that small kind acts can make a positive difference and encourage the spread of more kindness in the world.
Kindness Tree Preschool
A Kindness Tree is displayed in a school to promote kindness among students. Students who are observed using kind words or deeds have their acts written on paper leaves that are placed on the tree. By the end of the school year, the goal is for the Kindness Tree to be full of leaves representing the kind acts witnessed, as an effort to spread hope through kindness.
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- 4. How to Play Continued • The groups will take turns walking to the correct sign. • Play as many rounds as you’d like, or until you think the students get the idea. • Give each group two chances to respond to the word.
- 5. Example Phrases • You want to go to your friends house. What polite word would you use to ask your mom? • A friend gives you a birthday present. What would you say to her to be polite? • By accident you knock over a younger child. What would you say to that person?
- 6. Example Phrases Continued • Your sister returns your favorite book. What do you say to her? • Your friend helps with your homework. What do you say to him? • Your brother thanks you for helping him pick up his toys. What would you say to him?
- 7. Discussion: • Ask: – “What are some ways to be polite to others?” –“When people are polite to you, how does that make you feel?”
- 8. Summary of The Manner Game: “Today we talked about why it is important to say please, thank you, and other polite words. This week, let’s try to use these words when we talk to people!”
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