In honor of Random Acts of Kindness Day on February 17th, the Q300 PTA invites all students and their families to participate in the Kindness Challenge. Fill out as many boxes on your Kindness Bingo Board and then post about what you did on the Padlet (https://padlet.com/monroeb6/zcoaacp444sez58a) by February 17th so that we can all celebrate together how we made the world a kinder place.
Below is a list of ideas to inspire your acts of kindness, but feel free to be creative, and come up with ideas of your own. Be sure to fill in your Kindness Chart every time you do something kind. You can also color in the boxes, decorate the chart, and make it as special and unique as you are.
Download the blank bingo card here.
Acts of Kindness
- Donate food to a Food Drive or Food Pantry.
- Hold the door open for someone.
- Do a chore for someone without them knowing.
- Tell a joke to make someone smile.
- Give a friend a compliment.
- Call your grandparents and ask them about their childhood.
- Pick up litter.
- Mail a letter to a friend you haven’t been able to see in a while.
- Let someone go ahead of you in line.
- Smile at everybody. It’s contagious!
- Set up a fundraiser and donate the profits to a charity.
- Use a reusable water bottle instead of a plastic bottle.
- Write a thank you note to someone you appreciate.
- Plant something.
- Bake dessert for a neighbor.
- Walk dogs at the animal shelter.
- Check in on an elderly neighbor.
- Smile at everybody. It’s contagious!
- Donate socks, hats and gloves to a homeless shelter.
- Set the table for dinner.
- Make a piece of art for someone
- Tell someone why they are special to you.
- Ask someone about their day and really listen to their answer.
- Talk to someone new at school.
- Take care of a pet or plant.
- Weed or shovel for a neighbor.
- Read a book about another culture or holiday that you don’t celebrate
- Give a family member a hug.
- Read a book to someone.
- Write down someone’s best qualities and send it to them.
- Tell someone how much you love them.
- Say hello to everyone you see.
- Make someone else’s bed.
- Wave at kids on school buses.
- Tell the principal how great your teacher is.
- Fill a kindness jar with candy for another family.
- Make a thank you sign for sanitation workers or delivery personnel.
- Help make dinner.
- Wash someone’s car.
- Make a get-well card for someone.
- Bring your neighbors’ garbage cans up for them.
- Make a list of things you are grateful for.
- Tape a video message for a faraway friends.
- Teach someone something new.
- Write a poem for a friend.
- Ask for donations instead of birthday gifts.
- Tell a teacher something that they helped you learn.
- Clean up your room without being asked.