Christmas Kindness Ideas

Enjoy decorating with ornaments added by doing kind acts!

To Celebrate Advent and Christmas

Kind acts may be completed in honor of Jesus’ Birthday.
Helps keep the focus of the Holiday Season on Jesus’ birth and the spirit of giving.
Students, teachers, parents and parishioners are empowered to work collaboratively utilizing this common resource.
Christmas cards, ornaments and classroom decorations may be made using images of completed trees.

It is fun and easy to create individual or classroom trees.
Sparks interactive and instructive dialogue about what kindness is, the importance of completing kind acts in our daily lives and how to replace negative behaviors/bullying with kindness.
It illustrates that individuals and teams can make measurable and significant positive impacts.
May be enjoyed daily, weekly or as part of an ongoing activity or competition.
Kindness cards and classroom decorations may be made using images of completed trees.

Notifications available when someone joins a tree, completes a kind act, a description of the kind act and more.
Creator of tree may invite friends that live far away to join a tree and enjoy reconnecting by working together to complete trees.
Invite siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins to enjoy decorating family kindness trees.
Create a Christmas Tree of Kindness Memory Tree to remember a loved one that has passed.

Counting Down to Christmas by selecting a 25 ornament tree and complete a kind act each day in December.
Create your own Kindness Team buttons to enjoy and share!
Customize your kindness marketing materials by entering information such as your school name, classroom, teacher, organization, family and friend team name.