Random Acts Of Kindness For Kids

50 Ideas for Random Acts of Kindness for kids simple enough that children can do them all on their own.

Wouldn’t our world be a better place if we all did just one act of kindness a day? It’s as simple as smiling at a stranger or holding the door.

Big or small, there are opportunities for random acts of kindness all around us if we simply take the time to look for them.

At this time of year, people tend to do more kind things for others, but it doesn’t need to be the only time of year we focus on random acts of kindness.

Over the years, I’ve searched for ideas for random acts of kindness for kids, but the ideas I found were things that children can’t really do on their own.

I wanted a list of ideas can be printed off for kids to keep in their rooms.

Random Acts Of Kindness for Kids

Ideas they can do all on their own to show more kindness in the world around them. All of the following ideas are free, need little to no guidance, and can be done by even the youngest of children.

How We Came Up With 50 Randon Acts Of Kindness For Kids

Kindness is a focus on my lunch box note cards Lunch Bites, from which I gathered ideas along with polling friends and followers on the Create Kids Club Facebook page.

Pro Tip: Print it out, put it on the fridge, and encourage your children to do a few acts of kindness each week.

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50 Random Acts of Kindness – Just for kids

50 Random Acts Of Kindness For Kids:

1. Clean Your Room Without Being Asked

2. Let Someone Have A Turn Before You

3. Help Someone Struggling With Homework

4. Smile At Everyone You See Today

5. Leave A Kind Note For Your Teacher

6. Be Caught Being Kind

7. Ask Someone Playing Alone To Play With You

8. Pick Up Trash In Your Neighborhood

9. Only Let Kind Words Out

10. Pick A Few Toys To Donate

11. Make It A No Complaining Day

12. Cheer Up A Friend In Need Of Cheering Up

13. Make A Card & Give It To Someone Special

14. Clean Up After Someone Else

15. Help Someone Before They Ask You

16. Walk A Neighbors Dog

17. Make Someone Else’s Bed

18. Offer To Help Your Teacher At Recess

19. Compliment 5 People Today

20. Thank Those Who Help At Lunch

21. Tell Your Teachers Thank You

22. Say Hello To Everyone You Meet Today

23. Teach Someone Something New

24. Make A Card For Hospitalized Kids

25. Send A Card To A Soldier

26. Make A Pretty BookMark & Leave It In A Library Book

27. Do A chore For Someone Without them knowing

28. Use Only Positive Words

29. Let Someone Go Ahead Of You In Line

30. Write A Thank You Note To Your Principal

31. Tell A Loved One How Important they Are To You

32. Share A Smile With Someone Who Needs It

33. Rake Leaves or Shovel Snow For A Neighbor

34. Bring A Neighbors Garbage Up Their Driveway

35. Pick Up Litter On The Playground

36. Hold The Door For A Stranger

37. Return A Cart For Someone At The Store

38. Say Something Nice To Everyone You Talk To Today

39. Call Your Grandparents Just To Chat

40. Share A Joke With A Friend Who Needs It

41. Give A Extra Hug To Your Parents

42. Say Thank You All Day Long

43. Share Your Toys With Your Siblings

44. Do A Favor For Someone Today

45. Include A New Friend

46. Read A Book To A Family Member

47. Be A Positive Influence On Others

48. Share A Laugh With Someone Who Needs It

49. Let Someone Go Ahead Of You In Line

50. Tell Someone Why They Are Important To You

Random Acts of kindness for kids. 50 kind deed children can do on their own.

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Comments

Love Just Because says

November 29, 2017 at 10:43 am

Love the list you put together! What a great way to encourage kids to show kindness to others. Will be sharing this as well!

- Create Kids Club says
  
  November 29, 2017 at 12:39 pm
  
  Thank you so much! I am so happy to hear you enjoyed the list 🙂
  
Anne|Craving Something Healthy says

December 1, 2017 at 11:45 pm

Love this post and your kindness list – such a nice message for kids especially during the holidays!

- Create Kids Club says
  
  December 5, 2017 at 1:07 pm
  
  Thanks Anne! I always find that if my kids can do it one their own, they take a bit more pride in whatever they are doing. And these are great ones to be proud of 🙂
  
Lesley says

December 5, 2017 at 9:57 am

I love this list! Two copies are hanging in my boys’ rooms and they have been hard at work. I wanted to check back to tell you just how much your list has sparked great conversation! Thank you from the Daniels’ crew!

- Create Kids Club says
  
  December 5, 2017 at 1:06 pm
  
  You made my day, Lesley! I am so happy it started a good conversion and kudos to your boys for working the list!! I’d love to hear if they get through it 🙂 Give them a high five for me!!
  
Sally @ Real Mom Nutrition says

December 7, 2017 at 12:48 pm

I love your list! And what an incredible thing to do while you were on vacation–definitely something your kids will always remember too. I love the idea of spreading kindness especially at the holidays.

- Create Kids Club says
  
  December 7, 2017 at 2:21 pm
  
  Thank you, Sally! If there is ever a time of the year when people are ready to be extra thoughtful, it’s the holidays. Great time to get children excited about it too 🙂
  
Senecca says

February 28, 2020 at 8:11 am

I am looking forward to passing out this list to the kiddos I have the pleasure of tutoring. I want to encourage them to do one or more each day. I think its a great idea to do daily. Thanks for putting this list together. You are appreciated.

- Jodi Danen, RDN says
  
  March 1, 2020 at 1:47 pm
  
  Thank you Senecca for encouraging kids to do these acts of kindness! 🙂
  
Melissa says

February 24, 2021 at 6:31 pm

I love the list! I notices a couple of mistakes on #9 Works – Words? and # 31 important.