Random Act of Kindness #14

You're in for a treat today friends! Not just one RAK, but one for each day of the month. Last week, my son came home with a "Random Act of Christmas Kindness" (RACK) calendar that his class made. His teacher printed out a calendar and asked the class to brainstorm one kind thing they could do each day for the rest of the month.

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RAK Challenge #14: Compliments of Mrs. H's 2nd grade class

December 1st: Tell your parents why they are important to you

2nd: Ask your parents what THEY want for Christmas

3rd: Give a compliment to someone

4th: Do something nice for one of your siblings

5th: Do your homework without being told

6th: Help put ornaments on your Christmas tree

7th: Help someone in need

8th: Clean up the dinner table

9th: Make a present for a teacher

10th: Spend a day with a special person

11th: Help your mom bake cookies

12th: Report bullying to a teacher

13th: Make a present for a family member

14th: Be  nice to your classmates

15th: Make a treat for your classmates

16th: Help your mom make dinner

17th: Respect adults

18th: Send a present to a person in need

19th: Help clean the house

20th: Send a card to Santa

21st: Write a letter to a neighbor

22nd: Thank a police officer

23rd: Make a card for the mailman

24th: Leave a treat for Santa and his reindeer

25th: Say "Merry Christmas" to everyone you see

26th: Thank a firefighter

27th: Donate old toys to a charity

28th: Make a "New Year's" card for someone

29th: Help your family take down the Christmas decorations

30th: Donate warm clothes to people in need

31st: Watch a "New Year's Eve" show with your family

Didn't they do a great job?! I love that their teacher is teaching them great character, in addition to academics. High five, Mrs. H!

So, I challenge you friends, pick a few or do them all...it's never too late to start spreading kindness!

Are you new to RAK challenges? Look here and here so see what you've been missing.