This KS1 frlendship lesson explores what makes a good friend. The Friendship PowerPoint explores the characteristics of a healthy friendship and explains what it means to be kind, loyal, generous, caring, fun to be with and good at listening. It teaches the lesson that to have a good friend, you need to be a good friend, and asks children to think about what kind of friend they want to be. A worksheet/ display poster then allows children to decide.

These kindness challenges will encourage your class to be kind! Great as kindness week/ Random Acts of Kindness Day activities, these 32 mission cards each contain a kindness challenge that can be completed at school. Select from a range of color or black and white versions of the same missions to print on A4. They are a fun way to encourage kindness in your class. Assign cards randomly, or let children choose their mission! Created for World Kindness Day, but a great for new class/ first week of term and encouraging a positive class culture. This is helpful for behavior management and addressing bullying/ preventing bullying. Also a great Valentine’s Day idea. If you are looking for a random acts of kindness challenge for students, look no further! Contains: 8 sets of 4 ‘Kindness missions’. 4 missions per page, 32 A4 pages in total. Select one of the color or black or white designs. School-related kindness missions. Random Acts of Kindness already thought out for you.

Colourful posters to display to encourage kindness in the classroom. Great for Valentine’s Day, World Kindness Day or to establish a positive classroom culture during the first weeks of term. Set of 6 colour, A4 PDF sheets, including: make someone smile today, sprinkle kindness everywhere stand up for kindness grow kindness be the friend you want to have Be the sunshine in someone’s day

Colouring sheets to encourage kindness. Fun activity for Valentines day or World Kindness day or for establishing a positive classroom culture in the first week of school. 9 Black and white A4 PDF sheets. each page is a picture and a slogan to colour. A great way to allow children space and time to reflect on kindness.