Home » Coaching Blog » Coaching Tools & Resources » Random Acts of Kindness Week - Get Your Kindness Bingo Funsheet GIFT here! Random Acts of Kindness Week - Get Your Kindness Bingo Funsheet GIFT here! Last Updated: September 9, 2024 Reading Time: less than 1 min ShareTweet2Share16Pin523 SharesClick here to get your Kindness Bingo Sheet February - the month of love, and kindness! Do you, like me, believe that kindness is a hugely under-rated form of human expression? Here's what I believe: Kindness is a universal form of love, because no matter how unpleasant someone might be or how little we know them, we can always be kind. Emma-Louise Elsey For Random Acts of Kindness Week in 2019 We created a fun game sheet to join in and spread kindness! And this year it's brandable and in Microsoft Word so you can edit it to suit you! Get Your Kindness Bingo Funsheet here >> Here's how to play Kindness Bingo: Print this page out. You can also print out a few copies and give to friends/co-workers! Complete a line vertically, horizontally or diagonally - you choose. FINISHED? Great job! You have just made the world a better place! Things are more fun when we do them together! Why not join us, and spread the kindness? If you liked this post about Kindness and Random Acts of Kindness Week, you may also like: 5 Easy Ways to Be More Kind during Kindness Week! | By Steffi Black THINK Acronym for Kinder and More Effective Communications (Infographic) From our sister website, Life Coach on the Go! 15 Great Compliments to Make Everyone Feel Great - Including You! Categories: Coaching Tools & Resources, Grow Your Coaching Business, Homework Ideas, Kindness, Self-Care for Coaches One Comment Abena February 13, 2023 Thanks for the inspiration. I took the idea and used it with a group of teens for Valentine's Day. They brainstormed acts of kindness they could easily carry out and then filled out a blank grid with acts of their choosing. When we next meet, we'll see if they were able to achieve a row, a column, or the whole table! You always have great ideas. Thanks again. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ
Abena February 13, 2023 Thanks for the inspiration. I took the idea and used it with a group of teens for Valentine's Day. They brainstormed acts of kindness they could easily carry out and then filled out a blank grid with acts of their choosing. When we next meet, we'll see if they were able to achieve a row, a column, or the whole table! You always have great ideas. Thanks again. Reply
