Musically Minded

With so much on our plate as educators, we can sometimes forget that it's the little things that are going to make the biggest difference in the lives of the children in our classroom.

Research shows that observing an act of kindness can make someone want to pay that kindness forward?

As educators, we are constantly observed by our students. This means we have a high level of responsibility to model the behaviors that we want to see in them. When it comes to kindness, find ways throughout your day,

Circle time is a great time to demonstrate kindness. It can be as simple as moving over to allow a child to have more room. Know that your kindness is being observed.

In the end, a lot of people, little and big, just need someone to be kind to them today.

Tell us in the comments how you showed or witnessed kindness in your classroom this week!