Welcome everyone! Introduce the Community Kindness Project. Explain that today we’ll brainstorm, plan, and present a small kindness initiative to implement in our school or local community.

Define “community kindness” and invite students to share quick examples. Emphasize that small actions can have a big impact.

Highlight why kindness matters at both personal and community levels. Connect to students’ own experiences.

Share real-world examples: park clean-ups, kindness note campaigns, food drives. Encourage students to think of additional examples.

Provide an overview of the session: brainstorming, planning, presenting, and deciding next steps.

Explain brainstorming guidelines and the use of sticky notes and chart paper.

Introduce the blueprint template and walk through each section.

Guide students as they select their top idea and begin filling out the template. Circulate to support.

Explain expectations for presentations: clarity, timing, and content.

Discuss how to give and receive feedback constructively.

Lead a quick reflection: what did students learn about teamwork and kindness?

Wrap up by setting clear next steps and asking students for a personal kindness commitment.