A random acts of kindness chatterbox template.
Use this chatterbox template to encourage your students to take on board any random acts of kindness.
Students brainstorm different random acts of kindness and write their ideas in the blank sections of the chatterbox template.
Read Ten Ways to Teach Kids to Be Kind for more kindness resources.
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I like the two different options of colour or black and white. Saves my printer.
Fantastic! Thanks for your comment Cilia.