December is rapidly approaching and this is the perfect time of year to build your classroom
community and encourage kindness among your students! Here is my FREE annual Random Acts of Classroom Kindness Calendar for December. I've tried to make it as low-prep and budget friendly as possible, and it can be used no matter what faith your students are!
Display it in your classroom in full color!
Or send home this b&w version so students' families can follow along at home!
Either way you choose, these simple (and affordable) ideas will soon
have your students acting less Grinchy and more loving! To grab your
copy, just
click here to download it for free in my TPT store!
Here are some links and ideas for the acts marked with a red *:
December 1st: Make simple paper towel roll bird feeders to hang
around your school. If you have students with peanut allergies, use
Crsico shortening instead of peanut butter for the bird feeders! Simply
smear an empty paper towel roll with shortening or pb, then roll it in
bird seed. Attach yarn or ribbon to hang it and voila!
December 3nd: If you need a quick way to make bookmarks for your library, check out my
Pinterest Free Bookmarks Board for lots of FREE, fun options! Just print your choice, and then have students color and cut out!
December 10th: Add a fun winter flag to the sharpened pencils you
leave for another class! Flags can turn your regular pencils into
something magical, and motivate even the most reluctant writer. Grab
this
Winter Pencil Flags FREEBIE in my TPT store.
December 13th: Check out my Pinterest Play Dough Board for
recipe ideas for the homemade play dough. My favorite is gingerbread
dough - it makes retelling the story of The Gingerbread Man extra fun!
December 14th: It's easy to make fun toys for homeless animals -
send home a letter asking for supplies a few weeks beforehand, and this
activity will cost next to nothing! Check out some ideas on my DIY Pet Toys Pinterest Board
for some simple options for students to make in class! Bring the toys
to an animal shelter when you're done - they're sure to appreciate it!
December 16th: Kindness stones are so fun to make - in the
classroom, I paint the rocks a solid color with acrylic paint (available
in any Hobby store) and then let students write positive words,
flowers, hearts and stars on them with paint markers or Sharpies.
You can also check out these fun resources in my TPT store to help make your December more merry!
Classroom Elf Letters - integrate your elf into your curriculum with fun letters that incorporate writing, math and science!
Have a joyful December everyone and remember, kindness is free - sprinkle it everywhere!
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