Everyday Kindness
Saying this when someone helps you shows appreciation
Thank you
Listening without interrupting shows this important skill
Active listening
Posting positive comments instead of mean ones shows this behavior
Digital kindness
Understanding how someone else feels is called this
Empathy
Accepting people’s differences (culture, opinions, background) demonstrates this
Acceptance
Holding the door for someone is an example of this type of behavior
Kindness or Courtesy
When you disagree but stay respectful, you are showing this skill
Conflict resolution or respect
Before you post, you should always do this
Think or pause
If someone looks sad, a kind thing to do is this
What is ask if they’re okay (or offer help)?
Giving compliments to others can boost their this
Confidence or self-esteem
This simple greeting can brighten someone’s day
Saying hello
Being honest and dependable makes you a good this
A Friend
Sharing rumors online can be harmful and is called this
Gossip or spreading rumors
Putting yourself in someone else’s shoes means this
Perspective-taking
Using polite words like “please” and “excuse me” shows this
Respect
Picking up trash that isn’t yours shows respect for this
Environment or community
Including someone who is alone at lunch demonstrates this
Inclusion
Standing up against online bullying is called this
Upstander
Comforting a friend who failed a test shows this
Compassion
Following school rules even when no one is watching shows this trait
Integrity
How is one way you could show kindness to others at school
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Apologizing when you hurt someone shows this strength
Accountability
Treat others online the same way you want to be treated is known as this rule
Golden Rule
Listening and not judging someone’s feelings shows this trait
Understanding
Doing something nice without expecting anything back is called this
Selflessness