You’ve decided to join the 100 Acts of Kindness Challenge with us, but don’t know where to start?
No problem! We have you covered with tons of free resources and ideas to make doing 100 acts of kindness easy and fun!
Doing acts of kindness with your kids doesn’t have to be complicated. Small intentional acts of kindness truly can change the world. In fact, during the 100 Acts of Kindness project we always say that no act of kindness is ever too small to make a difference. But sometimes life gets busy and having some kindness resources handy to keep you on track makes doing good more likely to happen.
So here’s a big list of kindness printables for you to use to do good with your kids!
Don’t let being busy or intimidated stop you from joining the 100 Acts of Kindness Challenge! We have a TON of resources to help you get started and a Facebook group full of people just like you sharing ideas and supporting each other.
Here are all of the free printables we’ve shared over the years to help make doing the 100 Acts of Kindness easy and fun:
If you are ready to make a difference in your life, your family, and your community then the 100 acts of kindness project is for you! We join together with Toddler Approved to host the 100 Acts of Kindness Challenge because there is nothing more fun than doing kindness with others!
Kristina, from Toddler Approved, was inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to start the challenge and that is why we are starting it on his birthday each year. Dr. King encouraged people to show kindness and love. He asked…
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’
While we all can list things we’ve recently done for others (especially if you did 24 RACKs with us!) there is something so inspiring about starting your year off with 100 acts of kindness. Join us and the parents, grandparents, teachers, coaches, and, most importantly, children around the world who are coming together to do good.
Feeling overwhelmed with all on your to do list right now? Do what you can. I bet you’ll find that when you are intentional it is easier to get to 100 acts of kindness than you think!
And remember this isn’t a contest to see who can do the most kindness. Or the best kindness. It’s about stopping to make doing good part of your day and creating a kindness habit for your kids.
No act of kindness is too small.
It’s true. Even the smallest act can change someone’s day and make a difference.
You will never really know how far your act of kindness reaches. So just imagine how much of a difference 100 acts of kindness by ALL of us will make!
We’ll be there in the Facebook group and on Instagram sharing our own acts of kindness and cheering you on too! Follow the hashtag #100actsofkindness on Instagram to see what others are doing too! I’m @coffeeandcrayon and Kristina is @kristinatoddlerapproved!
CLICK HERE to join the Facebook group —> 100 Acts of Kindness Project Facebook Group
Quick note that we have to add you all individually so don’t be worried if you aren’t approved right away! We promise we’ll get to it as soon as we can.
In the meantime start using the resources above to help you!
Don’t forget to share what you are doing with the others in the challenge! It’s so fun and inspiring to see everyone’s ideas.
Megan is the creator of Coffee Cups and Crayons, a blog full of simple fun and learning. She believes that kids’ activities don’t have to be complicated to be fun and that learning is better with play.
I see by the dates that I am too late to join in on the “100 Acts of Kindness Project” but I would still like to do a “Kindness Challenge” with my 2nd grade class. There is a local business who is our Partner In Eduation (PIE) and approached me about having a “Kindness Challenge” to promote kindness with my students. I really like your activities and would love to use them. I wanted to make sure that I have permission to use your printables? Please let me know. Thanks!!
I’d love to print the 100 acts of kindness list for my child’s class. I can’t seem to find a good way to do that. Can you send me a pdf or something?
Click on the blue words that say 100 Acts of Kindness for Kids. You’ll find the printable in that post! 🙂
