This video is a read-aloud of the story 'A Good Deed Can Grow,' which illustrates how small acts of kindness can have a big impact, spreading positivity and warmth. It encourages children to contribute positively to the world by performing good deeds.

Hi Kids! Today's Read Aloud is "A Good Deed Can Grow," written by Jennifer Chambliss-Bertman and Holly Hatton. Read Aloud by Read for Fun. A good deed can grow like a seed. A seed that sprouts into a dandelion and travels from yard to yard, and field to field, and town to town. A good deed can grow like a ripple. A ripple that begins with a drop and spreads into a circle, and ring after ring, across an entire lake. A good deed can grow like a sunbeam. A sunbeam that shines through the clouds and transforms the dull to light, the gray to bright. A good deed can grow like a smile. A smile that calms worries and nerves, warms hearts, or welcomes you home. Sometimes we might feel too small to help a problem that seems so big. When that happens, remember all the goodness and all the kindness that exists in our world began somewhere, sometime ago, as a seed, a ripple, a sunbeam, a smile. What good will you grow today? Thank you for reading along with me. Please come back for more fun stories like this. Don't forget to give it a like, share, and subscribe.