Kindness Ripples

Jacqueline Woodson’s story unfolds with harsh beauty and the ominousness of opportunities lost.

What exactly is kindness? What is it to be kind? Is it helpful? Being polite? Does it have to be a big act to be more kind? Well, maybe the smallest act is the most powerful. Let’s have a look at this meaningful book BE KIND by author Pat Zietlow Miler and illustrator Jen Hill.

Little Lucas will learn what kindness means and have more understanding for others, accept differences, and show more empathy. By Alicia Ortego.

Kid President is here to say… NOPE! Anyone can be a spreader of good and make a HUGE difference. Even the smallest acts can have the greatest impact! So get out there and spread some good!

How kindness can ripple from one person to another.

Sometimes the world feels crazy, lonely, fake. What would happen if we slowed down and started offering kindness to others? Find out by watching this kindness video.

This short video is about kindness.

A simple act of caring creates an endless ripple.

Kindness generates better physical and mental health benefits both to the giver, the receiver and the observer of such an act of compassion and consideration.

Whether you’re a 5th grader or a caregiver, or if you smile to get through a tough situation or so that others will smile, too, you hold the power to create a ripple effect of kindness throughout your day.

Einstein Read Aloud

Mr. Bertsch and Mr. Einstein Read a book about the scientist, Carl Sagan called Star Stuff.