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What is Kindness?

 In December, our project’s mascot, mr Can, put on its festive outfit and, with a big smile, announced our activities for the month. Christmas was approaching – days filled with Joy, Love, and Kindness! And somewhere between the children’s laughter, the preparations, the songs, and the sweets, a question was born:

What is kindness, really?

It’s not just a word. It’s a way of life.
Kindness is smiling at a stranger, sharing your snack with a friend who forgot theirs, saying “thank you” with sincerity, helping someone without being asked. It’s the small, everyday miracles that make the world around us a little brighter.

Kindeness is...
-Το help an elderly person carry their groceries from the supermarket.
-To give your friend something that is on a high shelf.
-To donate your toys that you no longer play with
-Make sure to invite a new student to the group so that they don't feel lonely

- Βeing nice to our family and friends,
-Hugging and smiling at small children, 

-Celebrating special days of our loved ones,

-Being respectful to people.

-Speak nicely and politely
- Take care of someone when they are sick
-Offer food to anyone who is hungry 

...and so many others ideas!!!

The children drew their ideas about what kindness is:

  

  
  



  











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