SPARK ⭕ Create Classroom Connections with Kindness 😊 - Seeds of Happiness

SPARK ⭕ Create Classroom Connections with Kindness 😊

SPARK ⭕ Create Classroom Connections with Kindness 😊

June 22, 2024

I bought my first bag of 10 seeds of happiness last year to give to students who were feeling down and lonely. I have used them in my classroom to build relationships with my students and let them know that somebody is always there to give them a smile. Students have come back to tell me how much a smile meant to them and a lot of them. Keep them in their lockers every day as a reminder. Thanks seeds of happiness! 

- Liz

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