Real-world examples of kindness for early learners

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 💖 Kindness Defined: Being friendly, generous, and caring.
• 🤝 Empathy: Understanding and sharing the feelings of others.
• 🌟 Small Acts Matter: Even simple actions can brighten someone's day.
• 🌍 Kindness Everywhere: Opportunities to be kind exist at home, school, and in the community.
• 🌱 Kindness Grows: Spreading kindness can inspire others to do the same.

Practice Quiz

1. Which of these is an example of kindness?
   1. A. Ignoring someone who is sad.
   2. B. Sharing your toys with a friend.
   3. C. Laughing at someone when they fall.
   4. D. Taking someone's lunch.
2. What does it mean to be empathetic?
   1. A. To only think about yourself.
   2. B. To understand and share the feelings of others.
   3. C. To ignore how others feel.
   4. D. To make fun of other people's feelings.
3. Where can you show kindness?
   1. A. Only at home.
   2. B. Only at school.
   3. C. At home, school, and in the community.
   4. D. Only when you feel like it.
4. Why are small acts of kindness important?
   1. A. Because they don't matter.
   2. B. Because they can brighten someone's day.
   3. C. Because they are difficult to do.
   4. D. Because they make you look good.
5. What happens when you spread kindness?
   1. A. Nothing.
   2. B. People might get annoyed.
   3. C. It can inspire others to do the same.
   4. D. It makes you less popular.
6. Which of these actions shows you understand someone's feelings?
   1. A. Telling someone to stop crying.
   2. B. Giving a hug to someone who is sad.
   3. C. Ignoring someone who is hurt.
   4. D. Laughing when someone makes a mistake.
7. Someone drops their books. What is a kind thing to do?
   1. A. Walk past them.
   2. B. Help them pick up the books.
   3. C. Laugh at them.
   4. D. Kick the books further away.