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Kind Kids: 50 Activities for Compassion, Confidence, & Community

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Category: Yoga & Mindfulness

4 years & up. 50 games, crafts, and mindfulness activities that help children develop empathy and respect for themselves and others. The cards include hands-on individual and group activities perfect for classroom or home.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella X. ★★★★★

We pulled the "Compassion" card on a rainy afternoon and my 6-year-old actually asked to do another one the next day. The group activities are perfect for playdates, but the solo ones let her work through big feelings on her own. Honestly, a great way to make empathy feel like a game instead of a le

Joseph ★★★★★

The card format is perfect for our family game nights and the empathy-building activities have sparked some surprisingly deep conversations with my five-year-old. The group games especially shine at playdates, keeping four kids engaged and actually being kind to each other for a solid twenty minutes

Evelyn B. ★★★★★

My six-year-old and I have gone through half the deck already, and the crafts are surprisingly doable with stuff we have at home. The mindfulness ones are the real gem though, I love that they mix group games with solo activities so we can do them at home or with her friends. Kiddo actually asked to