As an advocate for emotional learning in the classroom, I want to enthusiastically encourage you to support the “Ripple Kindness Project” curriculum. This outstanding whole school, whole child curriculum teaches students about their emotions and how their positive and negative interactions impact themselves and others. This positive psychology, social emotional learning curriculum provides opportunities for students to experience first-hand the addictive “feel good” emotions that flood the brain when one acts kindly.

I really liked all the sections of this resource. I like the posters and have pasted them in each child's SEL book. I really like all the work and the quality of the Ripple Kindness. 

I have found the Ripple Kindness Project’s curriculum extremely valuable in helping students see the positive value of showing kindness.
The students have embraced the concept and the kindness has now extended beyond the school gates to the wider community. The program gave teachers the resources and lesson plans to help build their confidence and skills in embracing kindness as a part of our Wellbeing Program. 

My students absolutely loved these decorations that I used for my door! We talk a lot about kindness throughout the year. Once this was all hung up on my door, my students loved the idea that they could each have a piece of 'confetti' and write one way we can show kindness. This will also be great to reference on Random Acts of Kindness week in February. 

This was a terrific resource with walking through the subject of Kindness with 3rd & 4th grade students as a school guidance activity. 

At last, a curriculum support program that accentuates and rewards positive behaviours across the entire school community. It’s a must!

My class have really enjoyed and put a big effort into producing their kindness posters.
It was pleasing to hear the kind, considerate discussions of how they could be very fair when producing these posters. A big improvement on their group work from earlier in the year. They all made sure everyone was involved and they really listened to each other’s ideas.
– Thelma, Year 3 teacher – Victoria, Australia

This was an awesome resource! All of the kids really enjoyed it and it allowed us to do something fun and interesting during distance learning!

I love these resources so much! Very neat and attractive and useful for our group.

I want to express my strong support for the innovative program on values, Ripple Kindness Project by Lisa Currie. It encompasses all the tenets of a committed society and has based a sound delivery of established social teaching. The work, commitment and presentation of this vanguard program is refreshing and escalates my faith in the community. Lisa’s drive is astounding – her passion clearly focused and her insights critical.
– Raymond, Primary School Principal – Victoria, Australia

I love everything Ripple Kindness Project does - and this one is so effective! Thank you!

Our school's kindness club loved this and wanted to give the library all the finished bookmarks so the librarian could hand them out to those checking out books. 

This was great for my students who are struggling while out of their routine during digital learning has started.

This resource is an important one to have in my teacher toolbox. I'm grateful for the way it is set up. It is both teacher and kid-friendly. Thank you.

Beautiful resource with lots of options! Used to decorate a bulletin board in our front lobby to go along with our school Acts of Kindness Challenge. Catches the eye! Lots of compliments on it.

I used the materials to make gratitude centers in the counseling center in Nov. Classes came to me and were grouped into different centers and got to move around. Best lesson ever, and it's my favorite topic.

Nice sized posters - convenient to print from home. I used coloured card-stock for some and plain white for others so we could colour them in. Nice messages. Easy enough for my kindergardener to read with a little assistance. 

I was not happy with our policy on dealing with bullying; it was based on sanctions that did not modify children's behaviour.
The Ripple Kindness curriculum embodies what I felt our school needed: a positive approach to teaching children how to respond to each other and so prevent bullying or unkind behaviour.
It is not an anti-bullying approach but demonstrates to children how they should treat each other. We need to model expected behaviour rather than just punish poor behaviour.

Lovely classroom decor. Loved the different printing options too. Very bright and great messages to display in the classroom. Extremely happy with this resource! 

I mailed one of each of these to my students to remind them that we are still all in this together. Some hung them in their rooms, while others put them in their windows for everyone to see. Thank you.

We are putting a big focus on mindfulness this year and this is a great supplement to that!

I used these posters when talking with my students about being kind and how we can show kindness towards others. Keeping them on display in the classroom is a helpful reminder to the students. They would also be great to display in the hallway for all students to view.

As a parent and teacher, I believe it is paramount that students are more open to learning and developing positive attitudes when they feel safe, happy and healthy. Health doesn’t just mean physical health but encompasses mental and emotional health. This has been a challenge for everyone involved in the education of young people.
The ‘Kindness Ripple Project’ provides one such way of promoting emotional and mental health in schools. Students are encouraged to be proactive in spreading love and kindness to others and experience similar emotions in return. Changing mindsets help towards creating a positive and loving environment. Teacher Notes are provided which are straight forward and easy to use. The kindness cards are beautiful and a joy to receive and give. This program is inspiring for those who are passionate about creating a more caring world.
– Maria, Year 3/4 teacher – Victoria, Australia

Congratulations and well done Mrs. Currie for writing this program. Being kind to others doesn’t always happen easily. It sometimes takes a special effort and sometimes means that we need to go out of our way to make sure that being kind is always at the front of our minds when we meet and get along with others.

The Ripple Kindness Project can help to change the world as the kind things you do and say spread around the globe. People may forget what you say to them but they will never forget how you made them feel”.

These resources are perfect for my students! I love to see everyone grow in gratitude! It makes everything enough!!