Elementary School
The elementary years are the perfect time to plant the seeds of kind thought. These lessons are easy to use, or let them spur your school’s ideas. Click on “Read more” to see the full lesson plan, or use our links to share an idea with colleagues.
Submitted by Columbus C. Brooks, Pittsburgh, PA
This lesson is taught in conjunction with the book How Full Is Your Bucket? by Tom Rath and Mary Reckmeyer. It encourages young children to be kind to one another both in and out of the classroom.
Submitted by Mary; Martin, TN
The Wall of Kindness project is designed to give students a desire to be kind to others.
Submitted by Sherry - Meridian, Mississippi
This lesson plan helps teach students how to spell, and at the same time encourages kindness.
Submitted by Angie - Princeton, West Virginia
This lesson plan will teach students how to reach out to other students, families in their neighborhood, and people in need in their community. It will teach them the power of giving and even ask them to make a donation somewhere.
Submitted by Gail; Weston, FL
Use this lesson plan to teach your students kindness, and show them that you don't always have to expect something in return when you give a gift. It incorporates crafts, science and math.
Submitted by Millie - Gainesville, Georgia
The objective of this lesson plan is to teach students about self-respect and having compassion for others.
Submitted by Kathy; Charlotte, NC
Read through this lesson plan for ideas on how to celebrate Random Acts of Kindness week in your classroom!
Submitted by Kerri - Ashland, Kentucky
The objective of this lesson plan is to help students understand the need to consider others and plant seeds of kindness all around them.
Submitted by Beth; Jeffersonville, IN
This lesson plan will encourage your students to be a positive force in their community.
Submitted by Mary; Burrel, CA
Read through this collection of monthly kindness activities designed for the elementary and middle school classroom.
