Description
Get all the Kindness Printables you could need for November to teach social-emotional learning, character education, and kindness.
Some are perfect for Thanksgiving activities and gratitude activities and fall activities, and the rest can be used year-round.
They are perfect for homeschool, classrooms, or families looking to add a little kindness to the month.
The November Kindness Printables Include:
- Grateful to Be Kind Notes
- Gratitude Pumpkin Printable (multiple versions, in color and black and white)
- Kindness Leaves Kind or Unkind Sort, Worksheet and November Writing Prompts
- I am Grateful Interactive Reader, Discussion Starters, and November Writing Prompts (in 3 versions: in color, black and white, and no illustrations so kids become the illustrator)
- 10 Phrases to Comfort a Disappointed Child and Validate Their Feelings
- Kindness Dice
- ePoster: Be Kind Rocks (print on 11 x 17 paper)
>>> Educators: Get everything you need to teach kindness in the Teaching Kind Kids Movement here. <<<
Get more ideas for kind classroom communities and why it’s crucial here.
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Terms of Use: This digital download is for one teacher to use in their classroom or in their virtual classroom. Please do not share this digitally or in printed form with any other educators or post to a public website. You may post this to your private website or Google Classroom.
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Getting Your Resources: Once you purchase, all of your purchases will be in your “My Purchases” page where you can download any of the resources at any time so they don’t need to be saved to your computer. Please consider clicking on “Leave a Review” so you can help other educators decide if this product is right for them.
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Questions or Concerns: If you have any questions about my products or how to use them, please reach out…I’m here to help. If you have a problem using the resources, please reach out before you leave feedback. You can email me at nicole@coffeeandcarpool.com or use the Q & A Tab found at the bottom of each resource. If there’s a resource that would be helpful, please let me know! I’m here to help!
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