Let’s teach our kids to make the world a better place with more kindness using simple kindness crafts.
Here are 5 easy kindness arts and crafts to show kids the importance of sharing kindness to others in their lives. They are perfect to do with preschoolers, kindergarteners, and elementary school kids in classrooms or as family projects.
Kindness crafts and activities are great for kids to understand the concept of kindness and how they can put it into action. They will learn how to empathize with others, how to be kind to someone who is going through a hard time, and how to treat others the way they wish to be treated.
Check out our collection of 5 beautiful kindness crafts and click on the link below each pic to get the tutorial for your favorite craft.
Simple kindness crafts
Check out our collection of 5 beautiful kindness crafts and click on the link below each pic to get the tutorial for your favorite craft.
We often do not know who requires a little more kindness in their lives. Leave some kindness around with this rock painting idea from coffee and carpool. Children will surely love placing the finished rocks outside for someone to find.
This flower craft from Coffee and Carpool is a creative way for children to be kind to their friends. This is a small gesture that can really brighten up their day.
The kindness tree from Natural Beach Living is a unique way to encourage acts of kindness. It illustrates kind messages in each little paper leaf.
Get your children involved in making these fascinating marbled pots from Natural Beach Living. This is an amazing project that they can gift their friends or relatives as an act of kindness.
It is important to be grateful for the kindness and blessings we receive as well. These gratitude stones from fireflies and mud pies are super easy to make.
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