Children do not become kind by being told to be kind. They learn it by practicing it, noticing it and talking about it. These free kindness activities for kids give you six printable pages to start with: three kindness coloring pages, a thumbs up and thumbs down sheet, a tracing page and a challenge chart.
To be honest about it, these six are a free sample of a larger 20-page kindness pack. They are complete pages, though, and enough for a week of calm morning activities with preschool or kindergarten. Each one is its own PDF and prints well in black and white.
Free Kindness Activities and Coloring Pages to Print
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1. Be Kind Coloring Page
Color the big “Be Kind” letters and a smiling sun rising over a rainbow.
2. Kindness Is My Superpower Coloring Page
A girl in a cape stands proud while children color the title.
3. Sharing Is Caring Coloring Page
Two children share a box of crayons, a picture to color and talk about taking turns.
4. Kind or Not Kind Thumbs Up Thumbs Down Worksheet
Read six short sentences and color the thumbs up or thumbs down for each one.
5. Kind Words Sentence Tracing Worksheet
Trace four short sentences, such as “I am kind” and “I can share,” then write each one.
6. Kindness Challenge Chart
Twelve small kind acts, from saying thank you to holding the door, each with a star to color.
These six pages are a free sample of the full pack. See what else is in the full 20-page set.
How to Use These Kindness Activities
I start with one coloring page and a short chat, never a lecture. Ask what the children in the picture are doing and how the other child feels, then let everyone color while they talk. Sharing Is Caring works well right before free play, when sharing is about to be tested for real.
Do the thumbs up and thumbs down page on the carpet first. Read each sentence aloud, let children show a thumb with their hand, and only then let them color. You will hear some honest answers, and that is the point. Children often know a mean act when they hear one, but need a calm place to say so.
Kindness sticks when it is noticed. Use the challenge chart for a week: one star for each kind act, at school or at home, about effort and never a competition. When you see a child share or help, name it right then. Kindergarteners can trace and write the sentences on their own, while preschoolers can simply color the letters. World Kindness Day on November 13 is a natural moment to use these pages, but they work all year.
Get the Full 20-Page Kindness Pack
If your group loved these, the complete set has 20 pages in total, with more of the activities teachers ask me about most. You can find it on Teachers Pay Teachers: Kindness Activities and Coloring Pages for PreK to 2. Beyond the six free pages here, the pack adds:
- Seven more coloring pages: Kind Words Matter, Be a Good Friend, Helping Hands, Kindness Grows Here, Throw Kindness Like Confetti, Be the Reason Someone Smiles and Choose Kind
- A Kind or Not Kind cut and paste sorting activity
- An I Can Be Kind draw and write page
- Kindness notes to cut out and give
- A kindness word search with an answer key
- A kindness jar, a kindness promise and a kindness award certificate
Frequently Asked Questions
What age are these kindness activities for?
They suit ages 3 to 7. Preschoolers enjoy the coloring pages, while kindergarteners can do the tracing and the challenge chart.
Do I need a color printer?
No. Every page is black and white, so any printer works and children add the color.
Where can I get all 20 pages?
The full 20-page kindness pack is available on Teachers Pay Teachers. Use the link in the section above.
Can I print extra copies of the free pages?
Yes, as many as your class or home group needs, with no sign-up.
- Free printable classroom rules with pictures: talk about how we treat each other.
- Printable classroom reward stickers: celebrate kind acts.
- All about me preschool activities: share what makes each child special.
- First day of school coloring pages: friendly pages for a new group.
- Elephant and friends story: a read-aloud about friendship.
- School readiness worksheets: more printables for kindergarten.
Print a page, sit down with a few children and let the talking start. These free kindness coloring pages and activities do the rest, one small kind act at a time.
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