Random Acts of Christmas Kindness
Ages: 3 years and up
Materials Required: A positive attitude!
Time duration: Depends on each activity
Christmas is a great time to focus on the joy of giving rather than just receiving this holiday season. It’s the perfect time to inculcate the value of kindness in your little ones – and it helps in banishing many of the I wants that often come around at this time of the year.
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Below is a list of kindness activities that you can use with your child in the days that lead up to Christmas, and right into the New Year. Try and complete one activity a day and inculcate the positive attitude of GIVING & GRATITUDE as you lead up to the New Year.
What better way to ring in the New Year?, right!
1.Create and give out a compliment card for any person that is important to you
2.Donate food/ books/ clothes to a local charity/underprivileged children
3.Donate food to an animal shelter
4.Pick up litter on a beach or garden
5.Make a Thank you note for your teacher
6.Let someone go ahead of you in line
7.Smile at everyone you see
8.Make a card/send food to your neighbor
9.Feed the birds in your neighborhood
10.Teach your help at home something new!
11. Share your food/snack with your friend in school
12.Help your mom out with chores in the house
13.Spend quality time with your grandparents/any other relatives
14.Eat dinner with dad and ask him about his day
15.Say a prayer for someone else
16.Hold the door for someone
17.Help a stranger in any way you can
18.Call a faraway friend or relative to say hello
19.Bake cookies for your neighbor/friend with the help of mom
20. Donate your old & unused toys to a charity
Once you are done with all these acts of kindness, discuss with your child how it made them feel. Make them promise to keep this attitude of giving a constant and to keep finding new ways to give.
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