Gratitude Activities For Kids - Fall Themed

The fall season is the perfect time to help your students reflect on the things they are thankful for and cultivate an attitude of gratitude.

These no prep gratitude activities will encourage kids to identify various things that they are thankful for and will help you promote gratitude with your own students and even school wide this fall!

Bundle & Save: This resource is part of the Fall SEL & Social Skills Bundle!

__________________________________________________________

What's Included:

• “What I'm Thankful For" Leaf Booklet: Kids will reflect on things they are thankful for from various categories. They can put their leaves together to make a booklet.

• “My Tree Of Gratitude” Cut & Paste: Kids will choose the things they are thankful for, or write in their own ideas, and then cut them out and paste them on their trees of gratitude.

• Gratitude Challenges And Questions: Use these 10 challenges and 10 questions to help students understand and practice gratitude. Use the daily prompts during morning meetings, school announcements, journaling exercises, etc.

• Gratitude Display: Kids will decorate leaves with the things that they are thankful for. The leaves can be used along with the heading provided to create a display for your office, classroom or hallway.

For more information, please see the preview.

__________________________________________________________

Ideas For Use:

• Character education lessons this fall

• To promote a spirit of gratitude school wide

• Morning meetings

• This resource is designed for students in grades K-2

__________________________________________________________

Want access to the entire Counselor Chelsey Resource Library? Check out The Counseling Resource Hub! It includes over 300 resources, and so much more!

__________________________________________________________

Want to purchase this resource on Teachers Pay Teachers? Find it here!