• Kindness bookmarks with positive quotes for students to color. Join the kindness challenge and make a difference.

    Easy Printable Kindness Bookmarks to Color with Character Building Quotes

    $4.97

    Note: Price is in US$

    A simple DIY kindness activity with an exciting secret mission students love!

    These printable kindness bookmarks are a creative and meaningful way to support your students’ social-emotional learning in a fun, low-prep way. While they’re busy coloring, they’re also soaking up powerful, character-building messages that help shape their behavior, friendships, and mindset.

    But the best part—if you choose to participate—is the secret kindness mission they embark on after. It turns your students into undercover agents, spreading kindness around the school without anyone knowing who did it!

    After writing a positive message on the back of their bookmark, the energy in the room completely shifts. Students are buzzing with anticipation, giggling and whispering as they prepare to quietly tuck their bookmarks into library books for someone else to find. It’s playful, a little sneaky (in the best way), and absolutely unforgettable.

    Teachers say their students beg to do it again. It’s one of those simple moments that makes a big impact—on both the giver and the lucky person who finds the surprise.

    ▶️ Click HERE to see a preview of how the challenge works!

    Why It Works

    This isn’t just another coloring page. These kindness bookmarks give kids a creative outlet and a meaningful way to reflect on their behavior and how it affects others. By combining creativity with social-emotional learning, this quiet, mindful activity becomes something purposeful and soul-feeding, helping kids build empathy, pride, and a real connection to kindness in action.

    Why You’ll Love It

    • A wide range of DIY bookmarks to color, great for early finishers, brain breaks, or mindfulness time

    • Features positive quotes to build kindness, empathy, and confidence

    • Combines fine motor skills with focused reflection

    • Students love hiding bookmarks as part of the secret kindness mission

    • No prep required, just print and go!

    • Flexible use for SEL lessons, literacy centers, or kindness weeks

    • Encourages meaningful conversations and shared values

    • Builds classroom community while sneaking in some reading joy

    ▶️ Click HERE to see a preview of what’s included

    How to Use The Bookmarks

    Use these kindness bookmarks for students in Kindergarten-6th Grade during:

    • Morning meetings or SEL block

    • Kindness and character lessons

    • Reading time or book clubs

    • Indoor recess or early finisher tubs

    • Library displays or classroom challenges

    • Homework or take-home SEL tasks

    You can also encourage students to reflect on the quote, write an act of kindness on the back, or make an extra one to give to a family member or friend.

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    Why Teachers Love the Kindness Bookmarks Challenge

    “I just love this resource! I have used this a couple of times now and not only is it easy and quick for teachers, the engagement that it generates within the classroom for students is exceptional. Thank you so much for a resource that is high in quality, easy and engaging to use and practical! – Megan V. – 2nd, 3rd, 4th Grade
    “My Year 2 class used the Kindness bookmarks twice. They coloured one, wrote a message on the back and I laminated them. They had fun hiding them in school library books for other students in the school to find and keep. Later I let them make another one for themselves.” – Lyn, 2nd grade

     

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  • A fun kindness paper fortune teller or cootie catcher with a google slides option to customize acts of kindness.

    Kindness Paper Fortune Teller – Exciting Game for Good Character

    $4.97

    Note: Price is in US$

    An engaging origami game that builds kindness, conversation, and fine motor skills

    This kindness paper fortune teller is more than just a fun game — it’s a creative way to start meaningful conversations and gently guide students toward kinder, more thoughtful choices. It’s hands-on, low-prep, and makes it easy to sneak SEL into your day without adding to your workload.

    While your kids fold and play, they’re also reflecting on how their actions affect others. It sparks laughter and real talk — the kind of connection that builds a stronger classroom community.

    ▶️ Click HERE to see a preview of what’s included

    Why It Works

    This isn’t just a paper craft. It’s a simple tool that gets kids thinking and talking about kindness in a way that feels natural. As they fold, guess, and share, they’re also learning to listen, reflect, and speak kindly — and they don’t even realize they’re doing it. It’s playful, meaningful, and deeply rewarding way to build positive character traits like empathy and respect.

    Why You’ll Love It

    • Comes in both printable and digital formats for flexible use

    • A fun, interactive way to introduce kindness without another worksheet

    • Zero prep — just print and go (or open the digital version)

    • Builds fine motor skills as students fold their cootie catcher

    • Reinforces important skills like following instructions and sticking with a task

    • Sparks real conversations about kindness, empathy, and choices

    • Ideal for whole-class activities, small groups, or early finishers

    • A hands-on way to bring social-emotional learning and character building into the day

    ▶️ Click HERE to see a preview of what’s included

    How to Use These Fortune Tellers

    This fortune teller works well for 2nd-5th grade and is especially helpful during:

    • Back-to-school icebreakers or friendship weeks

    • Morning meetings or class circle time

    • SEL lessons focused on empathy or kind behavior

    • Counseling groups or one-on-one sessions

    • Calm-down corners or reflection activities

    • Early finisher bins or indoor recess fun

    🔽 See what’s included in this kit below!

    Why Teachers Love Kindness Fortune Tellers

    “My students loved these chatterboxes! They love chatterboxes – full-stop! These ones are special because they relate to our learning on kindness, relationships, and wellbeing in the New Year.” – Lyn C, 2nd grade
    “Love LOVE LOVE! Used in individual counseling lessons with multiple students, boys and girls. They all have loved this resource to promote kindness in the building.“ – Dakota S, 4th grade

     

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  • Everything you need to make a gorgeous kindness quilt bulletin board for elementary classrooms with positive quotes to encourage a growth mindset.

    Kindness Quilt Bulletin Board for Elementary Classrooms

    $7.89

    Note: Price is in US$

    A Simple, Meaningful Way to Teach Kindness Through Art and Reflection

    The Kindness Quilt Bulletin Board Project is a calm, creative way to get kids thinking deeply about what kindness means. While it might just look like coloring and decorating, this project sparks thoughtful conversations, emotional growth, and a stronger sense of community in your classroom — all with minimal prep.

    Whether you’re setting the tone at the start of the year, supporting your SEL goals, or just need something to reset the vibe in your room, this collaborative art activity helps students connect, express, and contribute to something bigger than themselves.

    It comes in both printable and digital formats, with optional blank squares so kids can write their own message, find a quote online, or draw what kindness looks like to them.

    ▶️ Click HERE to see how beautiful these quilts turn out!

    Why It Works

    This isn’t just a cute bulletin board idea or some decor for your walls. When kids see their own drawings and words stitched together with their classmates’, it creates a powerful message: Kindness starts with me, but we build it together.

    The quilt becomes a living part of your classroom — a visual reminder of shared values, kindness expectations, and how everyone belongs. Because the activity is personal, students feel proud of their contribution, and that sense of ownership leads to more thoughtful, kind behavior in the weeks ahead.

    Why You’ll Love It

    • Combines SEL, art, and writing in a purposeful way

    • Sparks thoughtful discussions about kindness and values

    • Makes a beautiful, student-created bulletin board display

    • Flexible for individual, small group, or whole-class use

    • Includes a digital version for easy online or hybrid classroom use

    • Blank quilt squares are included so students can write their own kindness messages, look up a quote online, or draw a picture

    • Great for back-to-school, World Kindness Day, or as a classroom reset

    • Encourages creativity, empathy, and student voice

    • Quick to prep and easy to adapt across grade levels

    ▶️ Click HERE to see a preview of what’s included

    How to Use It and Talk About Kindness

    This resource is designed for students in 1st-6th grade and works beautifully across grade levels.

    Use it for:

    • Back-to-school connection activities

    • SEL lessons about empathy, respect, or class community

    • A reset when kindness needs a boost

    • A kindness week or bulletin board refresh

    Here’s how to get started:

    • Invite each student to color and personalize a quilt square showing what kindness means to them
    • Use the included kindness quotes to spark conversations and deeper thinking
    • Lead a class chat around what kind behavior looks like in real life — in the classroom, on the playground, and at home
    • Display the quilt on a bulletin board or classroom wall to create a shared visual commitment
    • Revisit the quilt during circle time or when resolving conflicts to reconnect students with your class values
    • You can also use the blank quilt squares for students to write their own kindness message, find a quote online, or draw a picture that represents kindness to them

    🔽 See what’s included in this kit below!

    Why Teachers Love the Kindness Quilt

    “I teach in a self-contained classroom and work with students that have moderate to severe needs 2nd-5th grade this product matches up really well with the essential element DLM standards and is a great resource for my setting.” – Alexie, 3rd, 4th, 5th grade
    “My class have created this beautiful kindness quilt as part of our school’s beginning of the year wellbeing focus on relationships and kindness. Every piece of the quilt is different and the words are so meaningful. We still look at it on the classroom wall from time to time, reflect and remind ourselves of the words.” – Lyn C, 2nd grade

     

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  • Resources and printables for a whole school kindness tree for elementary students.

    Stunning Kindness Tree Bulletin Board: Exciting Group Activity Idea

    $6.97

    Note: Price is in US$

    A beautiful classroom kindness tree that grows with every act of kindness!

    This isn’t just a bulletin board — it’s a growing tribute to kindness that students love contributing to. Whether you’re looking to build a stronger classroom culture, start a whole-school kindness initiative, or simply find a low-prep way to bring SEL to life, this Kindness Tree bulletin board is your go-to activity.

    As kids add apples and leaves filled with their kind deeds, the tree becomes a beautiful daily reminder that what they do matters. And the more the tree grows, the more students are encouraged to keep the kindness going. It’s exciting, inclusive, and gives everyone something to feel proud of.

    ▶️ Click HERE to see why your students will love making this kindness tree! 

    Why It Works

    The Kindness Tree works because it makes kindness visible. It gives students a reason to pause and reflect, to celebrate their good choices, and to look for more ways to help and include others. That kind of daily reinforcement helps build habits and confidence.

    It’s not just for your class either. Get the whole school involved and you’ll start to notice a shift in tone. When students, teachers, admin staff, and even parents take part, the message is clear: kindness matters here.

    Why You’ll Love It

    This kindness tree works beautifully with students in Kindergarten through 5th grade as a grade, year-level or whole-school initiative.

    • Includes multiple sizes of kindness tree templates to fit your space

    • Ready-to-use leaves, apples, birds and bugs plus other clipart to decorate your bulletin board

    • Can be reused for Friendship Day, World Kindness Day, or any time your class needs a kindness boost

    • Perfect for younger grades but meaningful for upper elementary as well

    • Encourages positive behavior without external rewards — the growing tree is the incentive

    • Great for individual classrooms or school-wide projects

    • Builds SEL, reflection, and meaningful conversations

    The more people involved, the more powerful the impact — and kids love seeing adults participate too!

    ▶️ Click HERE to see a preview of what’s included

    How to Use This Beautiful Kindness Tree

    This kindness tree is more than just a bulletin board — it’s a growing celebration of good deeds and thoughtful choices. As students add apples and leaves with their acts of kindness, the tree fills up with color and meaning, becoming a living, visual reminder of what your classroom or school stands for.

    This project has the power to shift the tone of your whole school when everyone gets involved — from other classrooms to the front office, and even families at home.

    Here are a few ideas for using it:

    • Start a classroom kindness challenge where each act earns a new apple or leaf

    • Launch a school-wide Kindness Week with everyone contributing to the same tree

    • Invite admin staff, the principal, or even parents to add their own notes of kindness

    • Use it as an SEL lesson that continues growing over time

    • Pair it with morning meetings, gratitude journals, or friendship lessons

    The excitement of seeing the tree grow is a huge motivator for kids — they love watching their actions turn into something big and beautiful. And the conversations it sparks? Truly meaningful. You’ll see students looking for opportunities to be kind, not just because they’re told to, but because they want to. That’s the kind of classroom or school culture that sticks.

    🔽 See what’s included in this resource below!

    Why Teachers Love This Warm and Engaging Kindness Tree Bulletin Board

    “I teach in a self contained classroom and work with students that have moderate to severe needs 2nd-5th grade this product matches up really well with the essential element DLM standards and is a great resource for my setting.” – Alexie, 3rd, 4th, 5th grade
    “I used this as a bulletin board outside my classroom. We are talking about being a kind school this year. This board is so cute and so powerful. I am thinking of doing it next year also!” – Kaelene S (K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th grade)

     

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  • Compliment bookmarks for kids to color at elementary school.

    Uplifting DIY Bookmarks for Students: Exciting Compliment Day Activity

    $5.79

    Note: Price is in US$

    A fun and uplifting Compliment Day activity that builds confidence and community

    These printable DIY bookmarks do more than give kids a relaxing moment to color, they turn your classroom into a kindness hub! With simple, meaningful prompts and a creative challenge your students will beg to do again, this is one of those activities they’ll remember.

    Perfect for National Compliment Day, World Compliment Day, or anytime your class could use a dose of connection, these printable compliment cards make giving and receiving kind words something your students look forward to.

    And the best part? The secret bookmark challenge. After writing a heartfelt compliment on the back of their colored bookmark, your kids get to sneak off to the school library and hide it in a book for another student to find. This surprise act of kindness creates so much buzz and teachers tell me their kids beg to do it again.

    ▶️ Click HERE to see how these friendship cards teach students to compliment

    Why It Works

    This isn’t just another coloring page. These compliment cards for students give your kids a low-pressure way to reflect on kindness, express appreciation for others, and share uplifting messages, all in a format that feels creative, calm, and fun. Whether they’re giving their bookmark to a classmate, family member, or hiding it in a library book as part of your Compliment Challenge, your students learn how to give an effective compliment to connect in real, authentic ways.

    Why You’ll Love It

    • A fun Compliment Day Challenge that encourages kids to secretly spread kindness — high engagement, no stress!

    • Includes a wide variety of DIY bookmarks for students with positive, uplifting messages

    • Supports social-emotional learning in a fun, low-prep way

    • Reinforces fine motor skills and mindfulness through coloring

    • Encourages thoughtful reflection and giving meaningful compliments

    • Perfect for early finishers, centers, or quiet morning work

    • Black-and-white and color options included

    • Inspires classroom connection and a sense of pride in praising others

    • Works beautifully for Compliment Day, Kindness Week, or any time you want to build up your classroom culture

    ▶️ Click HERE to see a preview of what’s included

    How to Use These Cute Compliment Bookmarks

    Mostly used with students in 2nd-5th grade and work well during:

    • SEL lessons on kindness, friendship, or empathy

    • National or World Compliment Day celebrations

    • Morning meetings or circle time discussions

    • Literacy or art centers

    • A school-wide kindness or compliment campaign

    • A homework activity where students create bookmarks to give at home

    • As a “random acts of kindness” challenge for your school library

    Once kids write their compliment on the back, the excitement is off the charts as they sneak off to hide their bookmark in a book for someone else to find. It turns a quiet coloring task into an engaging mission they won’t forget.

    🔽 See what’s included in this resource below!

    Why Teachers Love These Compliment Bookmarks

    “My class is K-2 ASD, but during literacy week this year, we were paired up with a 5th grade class. Typically, that would be reading buddies, but we had to be creative because of Covid. We decided each student would make a bookmark for their buddy. It was great!”
    – Hillary, K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 5th grade students on the Autism spectrum
    “I actually printed all of these bookmarks and stapled them to a bulletin board. The students pulled them off and shared them with someone else in the class. They were gone in a few minutes, and they wanted to continue it for the rest of the week. Such an important topic! Thank you.”
    – JoAnn, 4th grade teacher

     

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  • Ripple Kindness Cards for Children

    Ripple Kindness Cards for Children aged 6-10

    $9.00 – $75.00

    Ripple Kindness Cards are used by kids at home and schools to encourage acts of kindness that show caring and compassion towards others.

    Using our cute little “pay it forward” style cards empower kids to actively participate in acts of kindness and to consider the impact a thoughtful gesture can have on someone else.

    When children do something kind for someone and experience those feel-good emotions, it’s quite addictive. Giving a kindness card with their good deed reminds the person receiving it to also be kind to someone. The new holder of the card goes on to give their own act of kindness, passing the card along to the next person to expand the original gesture of goodwill. As more cards start to circulate, the impact can be quite profound. 

    Here is an example of my own experience with our adult kindness cards.

    One of the ladies in the office at my son’s school received a kindness card from a student. She went home and did something nice for her sister, passing the card along. Her sister wanted to let her butcher know that she appreciated him, so took him a small gift and left him a card. The butcher gave a customer some free meat with their order and popped the card inside the bag. We then lost track of where it went from there but about a month later, I received a phone call from the lady at the office who was so excited to tell me that she’d received a Ripple Kindness Card. Who knows if it was the same card or a different one, but the point of the story is to demonstrate how the cards travel and how many times it made a difference to someone’s life!

    Read more about how to use our kindness cards below.
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