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The Kindness Circle: When Five Friends Discover the Magic of Helping Others
DEAR READER:You've traveled through the forest with five special friends. You've learned: To be BRAVE like Darla, even when you're scared To ACCEPT OTHERS like Ruby, especially when they're different from you To LOVE YOURSELF like Milo and Clara, exactly as you are To stay CURIOUS like Clara, asking questions and discovering answers To be KIND like all five friends, helping others and creating circles of goodness Now it's YOUR turn!What makes YOU special? Draw yourself with your own special gift!QUESTIONS TO EXPLORE TOGETHER: Each friend used their special gift to help Mr.
Badger. What gifts do you have that could help someone? Mr. Badger said that helping others also helps yourself. What do you think he meant? The story talks about a "kindness circle" with no beginning and no end. Can you create a kindness circle in your family or classroom? ACTIVITIES TO TRY: Kindness Challenge: Do one kind thing each day for a week. Notice how it makes you feel! Gift Map: Draw a picture of your family or class.
Write each person's special gift next to them Helping Hands: Trace your hands on paper. On each finger, write one way you can help others Story Sharing: Tell about a time someone helped you, or you helped someone else THANK YOU FOR JOINING THE FOREST FRIENDS ADVENTURES!May you always be brave like Darla, welcoming like Ruby, confident like Milo, curious like Clara, and helpful like Pip. And may you create kindness circles wherever you go!With love from the forest, Darla, Ruby, Milo, Clara, and Pip.
Badger. What gifts do you have that could help someone? Mr. Badger said that helping others also helps yourself. What do you think he meant? The story talks about a "kindness circle" with no beginning and no end. Can you create a kindness circle in your family or classroom? ACTIVITIES TO TRY: Kindness Challenge: Do one kind thing each day for a week. Notice how it makes you feel! Gift Map: Draw a picture of your family or class.
Write each person's special gift next to them Helping Hands: Trace your hands on paper. On each finger, write one way you can help others Story Sharing: Tell about a time someone helped you, or you helped someone else THANK YOU FOR JOINING THE FOREST FRIENDS ADVENTURES!May you always be brave like Darla, welcoming like Ruby, confident like Milo, curious like Clara, and helpful like Pip. And may you create kindness circles wherever you go!With love from the forest, Darla, Ruby, Milo, Clara, and Pip.
DEAR READER:You've traveled through the forest with five special friends. You've learned: To be BRAVE like Darla, even when you're scared To ACCEPT OTHERS like Ruby, especially when they're different from you To LOVE YOURSELF like Milo and Clara, exactly as you are To stay CURIOUS like Clara, asking questions and discovering answers To be KIND like all five friends, helping others and creating circles of goodness Now it's YOUR turn!What makes YOU special? Draw yourself with your own special gift!QUESTIONS TO EXPLORE TOGETHER: Each friend used their special gift to help Mr.
Badger. What gifts do you have that could help someone? Mr. Badger said that helping others also helps yourself. What do you think he meant? The story talks about a "kindness circle" with no beginning and no end. Can you create a kindness circle in your family or classroom? ACTIVITIES TO TRY: Kindness Challenge: Do one kind thing each day for a week. Notice how it makes you feel! Gift Map: Draw a picture of your family or class.
Write each person's special gift next to them Helping Hands: Trace your hands on paper. On each finger, write one way you can help others Story Sharing: Tell about a time someone helped you, or you helped someone else THANK YOU FOR JOINING THE FOREST FRIENDS ADVENTURES!May you always be brave like Darla, welcoming like Ruby, confident like Milo, curious like Clara, and helpful like Pip. And may you create kindness circles wherever you go!With love from the forest, Darla, Ruby, Milo, Clara, and Pip.
Badger. What gifts do you have that could help someone? Mr. Badger said that helping others also helps yourself. What do you think he meant? The story talks about a "kindness circle" with no beginning and no end. Can you create a kindness circle in your family or classroom? ACTIVITIES TO TRY: Kindness Challenge: Do one kind thing each day for a week. Notice how it makes you feel! Gift Map: Draw a picture of your family or class.
Write each person's special gift next to them Helping Hands: Trace your hands on paper. On each finger, write one way you can help others Story Sharing: Tell about a time someone helped you, or you helped someone else THANK YOU FOR JOINING THE FOREST FRIENDS ADVENTURES!May you always be brave like Darla, welcoming like Ruby, confident like Milo, curious like Clara, and helpful like Pip. And may you create kindness circles wherever you go!With love from the forest, Darla, Ruby, Milo, Clara, and Pip.
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