Random Acts of Kindness
Here at Cimarron students have been demonstrating Random Acts
of Kindness. We have started small, but are hoping to make this even bigger. We
are always filling up the selections on our colored pocket chart of random acts of kindness ideas, and they never
last very long. The children are continuously asking for more. We welcome any
ideas that are appropriate for school age children that do not always need
adult assistance.
Some ideas that may be used at home can be:
“As Dr. Seuss once
said, “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you
learn, the more places you’ll go.” Donate books or educational material to your
local library or school.”
“Leave a treat for your mailman
or garbage collector. Better yet, if you’re home when they come by, personally hand
them some water, Gatorade or snacks.”
“As we get older, everyday tasks
become more tedious and exhausting; offer your assistance to an elderly person
who’s carrying their groceries, crossing the street, etc.”
“Let go of your competitive
spirit and let someone else win for a change. You never know how a simple “win”
can help another build their confidence.”
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