Kindness Class & Kindness Klub 4 Kids
At Kindness Klubs 4 Kids
Children learn how to:
🧡 Be Kind to themself:
- Eat healthy foods 🍎
- Drink lots of water 💧
- Exercise and move your body 🏃♀
- Get good sleep 😴
- Think positive thoughts ☀
- Say something kind to yourself in the mirror 🪞
- Read inspiring books 📚
- Take deep breaths when upset 🧘♂
- Draw or journal your feelings 🖍
How to:
💙 Be Kind to Others:
- Help a friend or classmate 👫
- Give compliments 😊
- Listen without interrupting 👂
- Make thank-you cards for teachers or helpers 💌
- Stand up for someone being bullied 💪
- Share your toys or lunch 🧸
- Smile and say “hello” to someone new 😄
- Visit the elderly or send them drawings 👵🏽👴🏼
- Invite someone to play who is alone ⚽
How to:
💚 Be Kind to the Earth:
- Pick up litter 🌍
- Recycle and reuse ♻
- Plant a tree or garden 🌱
- Turn off lights when not needed 💡
- Use less water 🚿
- Bring a reusable bottle or bag 👜
- Care for animals and nature 🐦
- Walk or bike instead of driving 🚲
- Talk about saving the planet with your family 🌿
Host a Kindness Klub get together in your school, church, backyard with local single moms, families, neighbors.
It’s the kind thing to do
Kindness Class Curriculum: “Be Fantastic” Kindness Revolution
Target Audience: Ages 6–13Duration: 10 weeks (1 session per week, 45–60 minutes each)
Core Themes:
- Be Kind to Yourself
- Be Kind to All Others
- Be Kind to Our Mother Earth
- The Power of the Kindness Revolution
- Living the Kindness Pledge
Weekly Breakdown:
Week 1: Introduction to the Kindness Revolution
Storytime: “The Kindness Revolution ” introduction
Class discussion: What is kindness? Why does the world need a kindness revolution?
Activity: Design a classroom “Kindness Wall”
Introduce the Kindness Pledge
Week 2: Be Kind to Yourself
Lesson: Positive self-talk and mental health
Activity: “Mirror Messages” – Students write a positive affirmation
Art: Draw your “Fantastic Self”
Mindfulness moment: Breathing and gratitude exercise
Week 3: Be Kind to All Others
Lesson: Empathy, listening, and inclusion
Role-play scenarios: Helping a new student, stopping bullying
Activity: “Secret Kindness Agents” – do anonymous kind acts
Week 4: Be Kind to Our Mother Earth
Lesson: Environmental issues (age-appropriate)
Activity: Create a class “Earth Contract”
Project: Start a small classroom garden or recycling project
Week 5: The Kindness Pledge in Action
Memorize and practice reciting the pledge:
“I pledge to be kind to and love myself, I pledge to be kind to and strive to love all others, I pledge to be kind to, love, and respect our Mother Earth. We are all fantastic. (Student points to a classmate) You are fantastic, I am fantastic.”
Class discussion: What does each part mean?
Week 6: Kindness Through Storytelling
Students share stories of kindness they’ve experienced or given
Activity: Create a “Kindness Book” – each student writes and illustrates a page
Week 7: Facing Global Problems with Kindness
Age-appropriate discussion of world issues (poverty, war, greed)
Reflection: How could kindness help?
Activity: Kindness letter writing – to world leaders, elders, or school staff
Week 8: Community Kindness Project
Plan and start a class kindness initiative (e.g., kindness cards, fundraiser, clean-up day)
Week 9: Celebration of Kindness
- Class Kindness Awards (every student receives one)
- Reflection journals
- Song/chant: “I Am Fantastic, You Are Fantastic!”
Week 10: Graduation & Global Kindness Day
- Invite parents/guardians
- Students recite the Kindness Pledge
- Share community project results
- Distribute “Kindness Ambassador” certificates