100 Acts of Kindness Project and Recording Sheet

The school’s break is over.

The weather is freezing–even here in Florida!

The kids are stuck inside. Again.

The glow of the holidays feels so long ago…

Sound familiar? Then I have just what you are looking for!

The 100 Acts of Kindness Project!

Why Join The 100 Acts of Kindness Project?

Doing acts of kindness is the best and easiest way to connect with your kids. Even if you aren’t stuck inside and going stir crazy this month doing acts of kindness is a great way to kick off the year.

My co-host, Kristina from Toddler Approved, and I always say that no act of kindness is too small.

And it’s true. Even the smallest act can change someone’s day and make a difference.

You will never really know how far your act of kindness reaches. So just imagine how much of a difference 100 acts of kindness by ALL of us will make!

How Do I Participate in the 100 Acts of Kindness Project?

1. Commit to doing 100 acts of kindness. By yourself, with your family, with your class, with your friends, with your neighborhood, with your school–whatever you choose!
2. Join the 100 Acts of Kindness Facebook group. It’s already full of hundreds of people like you wanting to spread kindness. Introduce yourself, cheer each other on, share ideas–make the group your happy place full of kindness and hope!
3. Decide how you and your family or group are going to keep track of your 100 acts of kindness. I have a fun recording sheet below you can use! There is no right or wrong way to do it and EVERY act of kindness “counts”. There is no act that isn’t “kind enough” for this project.
4. Do acts of kindness! Between January 18, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and February 14th try to do 100 acts of kindness together. I have a list of 100 Acts of Kindness for Kids to get you started!
5. Celebrate your good work. On Valentine’s Day or whenever you finish have a celebration of all the acts of kindness you have done.

We’ll be there in the Facebook group and on Instagram sharing our own acts of kindness and cheering you on too! Follow the hashtag #100actsofkindness on Instagram to see what others are doing too! I’m @coffeeandcrayon and Kristina is @kristinatoddlerapproved!

CLICK HERE to join the Facebook group —> 100 Acts of Kindness Project Facebook Group

Quick note that we have to add you all individually so don’t be worried if you aren’t approved right away! We promise we’ll get to it as soon as we can.

Free Printable 100 Acts of Kindness Recording Sheet

There are so many different ways you can record your acts of kindness. Kristina has a super cute kindness tree idea and bingo card, we’ve done chain links and blown up 100 balloons, others have done hearts on bulletin boards–anything goes!

Again this year as a special gift for anyone joining in with the 100 Acts of Kindness Challenge we have a set of super adorable free printable recording sheets!

To make things even easier for your family or class there are 4 versions of the recording sheet for you to choose from:

• black and white with blank hearts to color in
• color elephant with blank hearts to color in
• black and white with numbers kids can search and find to color in
• color with search and find numbers

DOWNLOAD HERE—->>> 100 ACTS OF KINDNESS RECORDING SHEETS

There’s a free printable 100 acts of kindness recording sheet for everyone!

Even More Acts of Kindness Stuff

Looking for some kindness ideas to help you with the project? Here you go!

1. Free Printable RAK’d (random act of kindness-ed) cards you can hand out as you do acts of kindness. These are great for leaving with gifts or food you give to others, on someone’s door if you shovel their sidewalk, etc. Go to this post to download and print them!

DOWNLOAD HERE —-> 100 RAKs Project Cards

2. Printable list of 100 Acts of Kindness for Kids. This list has LOTS of different types of kindness acts that you can do with your kids or class. There’s even a free printable in the post you can print for your refrigerator.

CLICK HERE to see and print the list —> 100 Acts of Kindness for Kids

3. The 100 Acts of Kindness Project Facebook Group. Our FB group is full of parents and teachers sharing the ideas and photos they are using with their children. It’s a happy place to get ideas and be inspired by each other.

CLICK HERE to join the Facebook group —> 100 Acts of Kindness Project Facebook Group

               4. Complete the Kindness Calendar with your kids! Kristina has designed an adorable kindness calendar for you. Complete each challenge on the calendar with your kids and start building a foundation for kindness in your family!

CLICK HERE to download the Kindness Calendar —->> Kindness Calendar

Let’s make a difference in 2021 together!