52 Acts of Kindness printable scrapbook {Ebook}

Description

This printable scrapbook:

• Contains ideas of 52 acts of kindness appropriate for families with young children – a few for each season but most can be done any time of year

• Offers an organized area to plan out the acts of kindness, to make the journey through the acts of kindness as stress-free as possible

• Has a page dedicated to each act of kindness, featuring space for a picture (either drawn or printed), the date, and a place to record memories… there is also a blank page so you can add your own acts of kindness

• Gives an introductory and celebratory page so you can add details about your family’s journey of kindness

 

FAQs:

Are there holidays involved in the acts of kindness?

No, there are only a couple seasonal ideas and most of the ideas can be done all year round. There are no holidays or religious topics mentioned.

Do the acts of kindness have to be done in order?

Nope. The pages have a place to add your own number, so you can go in any order you like through the 52 pages! The purpose of the title is to suggest that no matter what season you are in, you can always offer kindness. The idea of the scrapbook is that it can serve to help motivate families to intentionally offer acts of kindness to their extended family, friends, neighborhood and community throughout the entire year.

What can I put on each page?

While most families keep pictures online in this digital age, this book offers a nice reason to add family photos into an album which includes wonderful memories together. Or, if you prefer, you can draw pictures of your experiences and use it as a journal for your child. You can also ask your child what part they enjoyed most or what their favorite memory was, and write it on the page.

How can I put the book together?

You may like to punch holes into the pages and use rings or string to keep the pages together, or slip the pages into plastic sleeves to keep in a three ring binder. You could also paste the pages up on a Wall of Kindness or a Kindness corner (see one we made here). Be as creative as you wish!

What age is this for?

The Acts of Kindness listed in the book are suitable for young children, but can be fun and meaningful for older children as well. To see a complete list of the acts, visit this post.

I would love to share what we are doing!

If you share pictures on social media about your acts, feel free to use the hashtag #52actsofkindness so we can all participate in the journey together.

I’m just not sure if we can d0 52 Acts of Kindness next year!

You can enjoy your Acts of Kindness as a Saturday tradition, Wednesday after school, or any other time your family enjoys spending time together. Whether it’s once a week, more often, or just at random, this book can give you practical ideas and an organized space to track some of the “kindness” your family offers to others. Once you get into it and start to enjoy serving others, you will probably want to do more than 52!

 

PLEASE NOTE:

This is a digital product.  No physical item will be posted to you.  This file is available for download via an email that is sent immediately after purchase.  You can then save this product to your computer, open and print.