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Helping Children Develop the Spirit of Giving
Below are some ways you and your family can spread holiday cheer to others in need.
In the classroom, we build the foundation of kindness, generosity and compassion starting with our toddler and Beginner students. Children learn about sharing and respecting each other’s feelings by reading books such as, “I Can Share” by Karen Katz and “Spot Helps Out” by Eric Hill. They practice these skills by being kind with one another, sharing their toys and saying “please” and “thank you.”
Teachers involve our older preschoolers in the giving process from start to finish. In order to gauge their interests, teachers ask open-ended questions such as, “Who do you think might need help during the holidays?” and “How can you help that person?” Children suggest a cause such as helping animals in a local shelter or donating toys for needy children. Teachers encourage the students to collect donations, sort and pack them into boxes, and then deliver them to the organization in need.
By providing these opportunities, children are able to develop appreciation for what they have, show gratitude towards others, and see the positive impact of their actions even at a young age. They’ll feel good about giving back to others and want to continue spreading joy time and time again.
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