Acts of Kindness for Fall
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Teaching my children values like showing kindness to others is central to how I am trying to raise my sons. I draw inspiration from other bloggers who have found many creative ideas to do acts of kindness with their kids, many of which are showcased in our Random Acts of Kindness series. Now I’m excited to be sharing some wonderful ideas for acts of kindness especially for the fall season!
Acts of Kindness: Supporting Schools
Coffee Cups and Crayons: 25 Ways to Make a Difference This School Year – Everything from donating school supplies to waving to school buses!
Sense of Wonder: Reaching Out to a Community in Need – Great ideas for helping underprivileged students
Tutus & Tea Parties: Donate School Supplies – Take advantage of donation drives in your area
Glittering Muffins: Helping Hands: School Supplies – Showing that you don’t have to spend a lot of money to make a difference!
Kids Yoga Stories: Back to School: Acts of Kindness – Ideas for teaching your child to be a respectful and kind class member. I love that she includes acts of kindness to do for yourself!
Pennies of Time: Thank a Teacher with Yard Signs – Fun and inexpensive way to thank a special teacher in your child’s life
All Done Monkey: Top Ten Ways to Support Teachers – There are lots of ways to get involved with schools all year round!
Acts of Kindness: Hunger Action Month
September is Hunger Action Month! You can find lots of ways to get involved through Moms Fighting Hunger and No Kid Hungry
The Good Long Road: Ten for Tuesday: Simple Ways to Fight Hunger – From bake sales to playing games! I love her emphasis on empowering kids to make a difference!
Pennies of Time: Fall Harvest Boxes for Meals on Wheels – Organize your friends and neighbors to give back to the elderly
KC Edventures: Host a Neighborhood Food Drive – An easy tutorial for a food drive you can get ready in less than an hour! And don’t miss these list of non perishable food for a Thanksgiving food drive.
Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tail: Mini Can Food Drive – A great way to teach kids to give!
The Pleasantest Thing: Easy Ideas to Get Kids Involved in the Fight Against Hunger – Wonderful ideas to get kids involved, including decorating food donations and collecting fresh produce
Coffee Cups and Crayons: 13 Ways Families Can Help Fight Hunger – I love the read-a-thon idea!
The Good Long Road on Multicultural Kid Blogs: Making a Difference Globally and Locally for Hunger Action Month – Great ideas for how to make a difference in your community and beyond
Acts of Kindness: Fall Holidays
Toddler Approved on Life Your Way: Make a Fall Kindness Wreath – A wonderful fall craft that also serves as a reminder for how to show kindness
Makeovers & Motherhood: Fall & Holiday Kid-Friendly Service Projects – I love the idea of visiting a senior home for Halloween!
Toddler Approved: Halloween Kindness Box – Such a creative way to keep kids focused on others during a holiday that is often “me me me”!
Happiness is Homemade: Free You’ve Been Booed Printables – If you’ve never participated in this pay-it-forward game with your neighbors, it is a super fun way to spread Halloween cheer!
Pennies of Time: Fingerprint Turkey Notes – This is a darling craft you can use to show kindness to your neighbors
The Pleasantest Thing: Thankful Nature Walk – A beautiful way to show kindness to nature as well as teach kids gratitude
Live Craft Eat on Lasso the Moon: Thankful Hearts – Sweet activity to help kids recognize others for their kindness
You can find more great ideas on my Random Acts of Kindness Pinterest board:
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Some great ideas in here! Thanks for including us 🙂
Thank you! I loved your post, so very happy to include it!
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