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Kindness Egg Hunt
Being a "Hoppy" Friend!
What is Kindness?
Kindness is like a colorful egg hidden in the grass...
It's a sweet surprise that makes someone feel happy inside!
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Ways to be a Kind Friend
Sharing
Letting a friend play with your toys.
Kind Words
Saying "You're a great friend!"
Helping
Helping a friend clean up blocks.
Spot the Kindness!
"Look at this bunny!"
Is Ben being kind by showing Sam his book?
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Kindness is noticing when a friend wants to play!
Small Group Time
We are going on a Kindness Egg Hunt! Find an egg card and show your group how to be a kind friend.
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Kindness Basket Worksheet Name:
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My Kindness Basket
Color the eggs that show a Kind Act for a friend!
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Sharing Toys
"You can use the blue crayon!"
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Helping Hand
Helping a friend stand up.
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Kind Words
"I like your painting!"
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Listening
Quietly hearing a friend's story.
Draw YOU being kind to a friend:
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Sweet Surprises Activity Cards Sweet Surprises
Kindness Hunt Activity Cards
Teacher Note: Cut out these 8 egg cards. Hide them around the classroom or place them in plastic eggs for a small group "hunt." Students take turns finding a card and acting out or explaining the kind act to their group.
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Big Smile
Smile at a friend to say "Hi!"
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Take Turns
Let a friend go first on the slide.
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Helper Bee
Help a friend pick up their dropped pencil.
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Cheer Up
Say "It's okay!" if a friend is sad.
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Kind Words
Tell a friend "You did a great job!"
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Invite
Say "Do you want to play with us?"
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✂️ Cut along the dotted lines between cards! ✂️
Hoppy Helping Teacher Guide Hoppy Helping
Teacher Facilitation Guide
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Lesson Goal
Students will identify concrete ways to be kind to their friends using an Easter-themed 'Egg Hunt' context. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to name at least three kind actions they can perform in the classroom.
Small Group: Kindness Egg Hunt
Setup: Cut out the Sweet Surprises Activity Cards. If possible, place them inside plastic Easter eggs and hide them around a designated small group area.
The Hunt: Have students take turns finding one egg.
The Reveal: Open the egg (or card) and show the group the picture/icon.
Roleplay: Ask the student: "How can we show this kind act right now?" Have them act it out with a peer.
Discussion: Ask: "How does a friend feel when you [Share/Smile/Help]?"
🐰 Hoppy Discussion Questions
"What does kindness look like?"
Answers might include sharing, hugging, or cleaning up together.
"How do you feel when a friend is mean to you?"
Encourage students to identify feelings like 'sad' or 'lonely'.
"What is a kind word you can say to someone today?"
Help them practice phrases like 'Good job!' or 'You're my friend!'
Differentiation Tips
For Extra Support:
Provide visual cues and mirror the actions. Have the child repeat the kind word back to you.
For Extension:
Ask students to think of a new kind act not on the cards and "secretly" do it for a friend during lunch or recess.