INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES
INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIESWe hope you enjoyed Finding Kind! Now that you are officially a part of the Kind Campaignmovement, we are excited for you to take action by participating in three activities;the Kind Pledge, Kind Apology and Kind Card. We have witnessed these activities create somuch change in people’s lives all over the world.1. KIND PLEDGEWrite down a promise that you want to make to actively create change within your school hallways,your community and within your own life.Here are some examples of Kind Pledges made by girls from Kind Campaign assemblies acrossthe country.I kindly pledge to stop talking behind myfriends backs and to stop participatingin gossip. I will no longer be a bystanderand I pledge to use my voice when I seeothers being bullied on campus.- Ruby, Salt Lake City, UtahI kindly pledge to be kind to myself.- Amara, Boston, MassachusettsNow take a couple minutes to fill out your Kind Pledge.Keep this pledge as a reminder of how you want to helpcreate change.Scroll to the next page to find the Kind Pledge.You can type directly onto it. Then you can save it toyour computer, screenshot it, or print it out.
2. KIND APOLOGYThe Kind Apology is one of the most important parts of this assembly. The Kind Apology gives youthe opportunity to write an apology to someone for something hurtful that you have said or done.Everyone has something that they can apologize for, us included. Apologizing to someone is notonly healing for the person that you’re apologizing to, but it’s also a healing thing for yourself aswell, so that you don’t have to look back and feel sad about the way you treated somebody.This little piece of paper has healed thousands of friendships across the country, and has startedimportant conversations between friends. After the assembly, we want you to give your apologyto the person you have written it to. Your parents could help you send it in a text, an email or youcould print the apology and hand it to the person the next time that you see them. We promise, ifyou take this seriously, you will see the most impactful change happen.Here are a couple examples of Kind Apologies shared by girls from Kind Campaign assembliesacross the country.Dear Shantel,I’m sorry I got all the girls in school to turn on you.I did it because I was jealous of you. You didn’tdeserve the pain that you went through and I wishso badly that I could take it back. It had nothingto do with you and everything to do with myselfand my own insecurities. You are truly a beautifulperson inside and out. I’m so sorry.KINDly,Becca, Detroit, MichiganDear Kat,I’m sorry for not being there for you when youwere sad. I should have stood up for you and notfollowed the group that was being mean to you. Ishould have been a better friend.Thank you for forgiving me.KINDly,Charlotte, Boise, IdahoScroll to the next page to find the Kind Apology.You can type directly onto it. Then you can save it toyour computer, screenshot it, or print it out.
3. KIND CARDIn our busy, everyday lives, we often forget to let people know how much we care about them.The Kind Card gives you the opportunity to share kind words with someone. It’s amazing to seehow a few words can change someone’s day and even someone’s life. This Kind Card can bewritten to a close friend, or even to someone who you don’t know very well. Just like the KindApology, we encourage you to give your Kind Card to the person you are writing it to. Once youhave filled out your downloadable Kind Card, your parents can help you send it via text, email oreven print it out and share it.Here are some examples of Kind Cards written by girls from Kind Campaign assemblies fromacross the country.Dear Vanessa,I know we have never really talked beforebut I just want you to know that your smile iscontagious and I think of you as one of the nicest,most genuine people in our entire school. I wouldlove to get to know each other better. You’re alsosuch a talented artist!KINDly,Tianna, Sacramento, CaliforniaDear Crystal,You have always been there for me. You stand upfor what you believe in and you are honest. I lovehow you always stick up for people being pickedon. Your courage inspires me to be a better person.KINDly,Chelsea, Charlotte, North CarolinaKIND CARDDear,KINDly,OVEMENTJOIN THE Mrdign #kindcapamcaind@kmampaign.codckinw.wwScroll to the next page to find the Kind Card.You can type directly onto it. Then you can save it toyour computer, screenshot it, or print it out.When you finish your Kind Card, continue theassembly by clicking the next button labeled,Founders Closing Video.
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This Kind Card can be written to a close friend, or even to someone who you don’t know very well. Just like the Kind Apology, we encourage you to give your Kind Card to the person you are writing it to. Once you have filled out your downloadable Kind Card, your parents can help you s
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