School Superheroes
As school superheroes, you have a special mission - Operation Kindness Flash! Your task is to make the school an even friendlier and safer place by fighting bullying.
How it works
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Every superhero needs an identity! Come up with a superhero name and draw a picture of yourself as a superhero. Think about what superpowers you want to have. Maybe you have the power to always stay positive.
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Keep a "Kindness Diary" for a week. Write down a kind act you did each day. It can be as simple as giving someone a compliment or helping someone carry their books.
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Create an "I-Am-Strong" mantra. This is a phrase you can say to yourself when you feel sad or unsure. It could be something like "I am strong, I am brave, and I can do anything!"
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Make a "Feelings Puzzle". Draw different faces with various emotions on a piece of paper and let other kids name them. This helps you understand and respect others' feelings better.
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Come up with a "Kindness Flash". This is a special kind act you do for someone who really needs it. Maybe you can keep someone who feels lonely company or draw a picture for someone who is sad to cheer them up.
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At the end of the week, meet with your class and share your experiences and what you've learned. Maybe you can even do a little presentation to show how you, as superheroes, are making the school a friendlier place!
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Use your superpowers to spread kindness and stop bullying! Be the school superheroes you want to be!
What kids learn from this
- Language & self-expression
- Mindfulness & gratitude