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Diya Kindness Promises: Spreading Light in Our Classroom

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Diya Kindness Promises (1 day)

Today we will learn about Diwali, a “festival of lights” celebrated by many families. We will connect “light” to kindness: kind words, helping actions, and empathy.

Your job: Choose one kindness promise to help our classroom community “shine,” and practice a helpful response to feelings.

Diwali + Our Classroom Kindness

Diwali is a festival of lights celebrated by many people. Light can remind us to be kind, helpful, and caring.

In our class, a diya can stand for the kindness we share.

Today you will make a Diya Kindness Promise: one kind action you will “light up” for our classroom community.

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1.

When we say we will “light a diya” in our classroom, what does it mean?

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2.

Sort each idea into the best kindness bucket.

  • You can play with me

  • Thank you

  • Good job

  • I’m glad you’re here

  • Pick up pencils

  • Hold the door

  • Share crayons

  • Help clean up

  • Ask “Are you okay?”

  • Listen to a friend

  • Notice a sad face

  • Say “I understand”

  • Kind Words

  • Helping Actions

  • Empathy

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3.

Which TWO are kind words you could say today?

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4.

Empathy means trying to understand how someone else feels.

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5a.

What feeling might your classmate have?

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**My Diya Kindness Promise:** Today I will by .

Other answer choices:

use kind words

listening

being rude

sharing

help others

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7.

Draw or write about your Diya Kindness Promise.

Sentence frame (optional): “My promise is to __________. This helps our class because __________.”

Diwali and kindness

Diwali is often called a festival of lights. Many families celebrate it.

A diya is a small lamp. Today, we will use the idea of “light” to practice:

  • Kind words (what we say)

  • Helping others (what we do)

  • Empathy (noticing feelings and responding with care)

As you answer, think: How can my choices help our classroom shine?

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8.

When we say our classroom can “shine” like a diya, what do we mean?

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9.

Sort each idea into the best group.

  • Are you feeling sad?

  • Good job trying!

  • You can play with us.

  • I can help you calm down

  • Hold the door open

  • Pick up dropped crayons.

  • Kind Words

  • Helping Actions

  • Empathy (Feelings)

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10.

Which TWO are kind words you could say at school?

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11.

Empathy means trying to understand how someone else feels.

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12a.

How might the classmate be feeling?

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My Diya Kindness Promise: Today I will use words and someone who needs it.

Other answer choices:

mean

kind

ignore

help

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Diya Kindness Promises Reflection

  1. What kindness promise did you choose today?

  2. Who might it help?

You may write words or draw a picture (and your teacher can help you add words).

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5b.

What is the MOST helpful thing to do first?

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5c.

Write one kind sentence you could say to be a “light.” (Example: “I can help.”)

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12b.

Write ONE kind sentence you could say to bring “light” in this moment.

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12c.

What is the most helpful thing to do?