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What is one specific activity that teachers can use to help young children develop kindness?

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Character education ideas are applied. A specific activity that teachers can use to help young children develop kindness are determined.

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It is natural for some children to use unkind words or actions towards other people. In order to help children learn more pro-social behaviors, it is important for teachers to make an intensified effort to teach kindness in their classrooms.

The "Kindness Jar" is one concrete way for teachers to help children understand the concept of kindness. All that is needed is an empty jar (or other container). ...

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