Acts of Kindness Printable Cards Inspired by Santa Bruce
It’s never too early to do a random act of kindness for a family member or even a stranger. We don’t have to restrict these things to the holiday times. Kids can work on being kind all year round.
Print out these acts of kindness printable cards to get your kids excited about helping others.
With the new release of Santa Bruce from Ryan T. Higgins, we are introduced to a wonderful bear who could use some help with his Christmas spirit. These are some ideas that will get your kids thinking about what they can do for you, your family and others.
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What a gift it would be if your kids would decide on their own to serve you or the community around them. It doesn’t have to be huge or complicated either. There are so many tiny things that kids can do to bring a little joy into the lives of others around them.
They can tell a joke, draw a picture for someone, make a phone call or create a card and any of these tasks would lighten a person’s day.
What does this have to do with Santa Bruce you say? He’s this grumpy bear who gets sucked into the Christmas spirit but not by his own choosing. He has a family who loves Christmas and wants to have a great big holiday celebration.
Bruce just wants to sleep through the winter and wake up afterward when it is over.
Add this Christmas kindness Activity to your list to do with your kids.
Recommended Kindness Books for Kids
If you’re looking for a great story to tell your kids, these books about kindness are what you need. Grab these books and let the stories teach them a great lesson about the importance of being kind.
Kindness Makes Us StrongThe Jelly Donut Difference: Sharing Kindness with the WorldJake the Growling Dog: A Children’s Book about the Power of Kindness, Celebrating Diversity, and FriendshipRight Now I Am Kind – Empathy Book for Kids Ages 3-8 that Teaches Empathy and Mindfulness – One of the Most Beautiful Kindness Books for Kids Showing How Kindness Can Be a SuperpowerKindness Starts With You – At SchoolTiny Drops of Kindness: An Empathy Book for Kids to Make Them Compassionate
He is mistaken for Santa and after listening to all of the children in the town about what they’d like to receive for Christmas, he has to listen to the parents thank him. He is not happy with this. Somehow his friends convince him to deliver gifts to all of the children in town.
After a long night of hard work and troubles, he has spread Christmas cheer even though he didn’t really want to.
I figured that since Bruce was so wonderful at spreading holiday spirit and being kind even when he didn’t want to, it would be a great idea to have the kids try to spread kindness around in their day.
See more Random Acts of Kindness for Kids for more ideas.
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Recommended Kindness Activity Kits for Kids
Play bingo while teaching your child how to be kind to other people. A fun way to introduce empathy.
Challenge your kids into a 31-day of Kindness activity with these scratch-offs.
You could have the kids read the new Santa Bruce book from Ryan T. Higgins and then go out and spread their own holiday spirit around by being kind to other family members and friends.
While we may all have grumpy and tired days, if we can still be kind to others on those bad days, everyone would be a lot happier.
Write a wonderful Christmas letter to Santa, read your favorite Christmas books, make your own homemade hot chocolate, bake your favorite Christmas cookies.
There are so many ways to celebrate Christmas, just pick one.
Download the kindness cards PDF below
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Christmas Letter Matching Puzzles
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I’m going to have to purchase this book for my grandkids! Thanks for the printable cards, excellent resource!
You’re welcome!
Hi good morning! Thank you for these cute printable kindness cards! This is a awesome idea! My daughter homeschools my grandson and these would help so much! Thank you very much!
Glad you liked them.