Helping at Home, Helping the Neighborhood
Little acts can make a big difference.
Watch the video together with children, then discuss all the ways that Julia’s family did little things to impact the bigger world.
To get children involved, find two jars or other containers. Help children use paper and markers or crayons to make a label that says “Little Act of Kindness” and put it on one of the jars. Fill the other jar with beans, buttons, or other objects that can be used as counters. Set both jars on a shelf or surface that is easy to see.
When you see children take part in a small act of kindness, like cleaning up without being asked, holding the door for someone, turning off the taps in the house to save water, or turning off lights when they leave a room, put one of the objects in the jar.
Once the kindness jar is filled, decide on a way to celebrate kindness together!
A Garden of Support
Communities can tackle big problems by working together!
Community Garden Clean-up
Teamwork makes taking care of our communities a little easier.
Community Connections
Showing our love through art is one great way to care for one another.
Engaging Kids with Nature and Community: Outdoor Activities and Adventures
Learning to care for the environment starts with loving the natural world around you.
Empowering Kids to Make a Big Impact in Their Communities
Learning about what makes a community is the first step in learning how to take care of our communities!
Together Trail
Help children practice counting and learn ways to help your community.
Little Neighbors: Fostering Community Connection, Engagement, and Exploration
