"KIDS FOR KINDNESS"
A Kindness, Inclusion & Character Education Assembly for TK–5 Elementary Schools
What Is the Kids for Kindness Assembly?
Students join Daisy the Pig, Puey the Pig, and Obediah Thomas on a fun-filled interactive assembly adventure that explores kindness, empathy, inclusion, and positive choices through laughter, music, puppetry, and audience participation.
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Designed specifically for TK–5 elementary students, this interactive kindness assembly helps children understand the importance of friendship, respect, compassion, and treating others with kindness. Along the way, students become part of the story as they help the characters solve puzzles, make good choices, and discover how even small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
STUDENTS WILL LEARN:
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How kindness can positively impact others
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The importance of acceptance and inclusion
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How to be friendly and welcoming to all students
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The importance of spreading kindness at school
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Ways to show respect for people with different backgrounds and experiences
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Ways to be nice rather than rude
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Age-appropriate strategies for friendship, boundaries, and social responsibility
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Watch a video clip of "Kids for Kindness"
WHY SCHOOLS LOVE THIS ASSEMBLY:
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Encourages positive school culture and inclusion
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Reinforces Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) skills
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Supports kindness and character education initiatives
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Engages students through humor, music, demonstration, and audience participation rather than lectures
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Delivered by experienced educational performers Obediah Thomas and Noelle Reicherts, who connect with elementary students
PERFECT FOR:
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Random Acts of Kindness Week
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Character Education Programs
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Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)
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PBIS Initiatives
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School Climate Programs
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Red Ribbon Week
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Elementary School Assemblies
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Back-to-School Events
"From the primary grades to the upper grades ... the kids loved it!"
Maria Granado, Principal,
Williams Elem., Oxnard
"This assembly was awesome, the kids were engaged the whole time, and the messages about being kind were important for my class."
Nicole Campbell, TK teacher,
Fairmont Elem., Yorba Linda
