Random Acts of Kindness Calendar Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

11/21 Welcome to random

acts of kindness!

Start your project by

writing a note

telling somehow

how thankful you

are to have him/her

in your life.

11/22

While traveling to/from the field trip, be mindful of people

on the train. Stop yourself from being

super loud, offer someone a seat, move out of the

doorway, hold on to keep from falling on

people!

11/23

Offer to help a teacher - even one that doesn’t teach

you! You can carry things, hand out papers, pick up

trash, etc., without being asked.

11/24 Happy Thanksgiving

Write down 5 things in your

life that you are grateful for, be specific. Share

this list with your family and

ask them to share what they are grateful for.

11/25 - No School

Keep a sibling busy so your

parents can get things done.

Don’t have any siblings? Offer to

babysit for a family friend.

11/26

Tidy up your

room without

being asked.

11/27

Help a sibling or friend with

his/her homework.

11/28

Draw a picture or write a thank you note or card for a teacher or staff

member.

11/29 Greet every person

you pass today with a friendly smile or a ‘Good Morning’ even if they don’t say it

first.

11/30 Pick up a classmate’s

belongings that he/she has left

behind and return them to him/her.

12/1

Compliment a student you don’t usually talk to. Try

to think of a compliment that is

deeper than a person’s outfit or

appearance.

12/2

Pick up litter you see in the hallways,

your community or streets, even if it’s not yours..

12/3

Offer help to a

trusted neighbor.

See if they need help

with their packages,

yard work, taking

out the garbage, etc.

12/4

Call or send an email to a far away relative or friend

and ask them how they are.

12/5 Bring in something

fun to eat (that follows the school rules) and share it

with a friend.

12/6

Look around at recess and lunch.

Do you see someone alone? Ask him/her to

play or to sit with you and your

friends.

12/7 Do a chore for

someone in your family but don’t tell them you did it! Let it be a surprise.

12/8 Hold a door open

for someone with

a smile.

12/9

Donate an old book to your

school or library.

12/10

Recycle - in school and out.

12/11

Come up with your own random

act of kindness and try it out!

12/12

Donate clothing you don’t wear anymore to a

charity.

12/13

Do your homework and go

to bed without making your

parents ask you.

12/14

Offer a classmate

help with

homework, a

project, or

classwork. Make

sure you aren’t

talking in class

unless it’s OK with

your teacher.

12/15

Send a letter in the mail to a

person you care about.

12/16

Give a hug to someone who looks like they

need it. Be sure to ask them first

if it’s okay.

12/17 Purchase something

for a holiday donation - an

inexpensive toy, a book, or a can of

food for a food drive - and drop it off.

12/18

Make a bookmark and leave it in a

library or book room book for the next

reader to find.

12/19 Random Acts of

Kindness Review Day!

12/20

Create a card for your parents (one or

both) letting them know you appreciate

everything they do for you.

12/21

Leave a happy or inspiring note for someone to find.

12/22 Teach a sibling or

young family member or friend

about random acts of kindness.

Offer some examples for them

to try out.

12/23

Wish a classmate you don’t normally speak with a happy holiday or a great

vacation break.

Remember to be a kinder person year round! Your little acts of kindness really mean a lot!

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.”