Roherestown Elementary School is Kind!

I spoke at Roherestown Elementary School in November 2018 and challenged students to complete 3 kind acts in one day. So many students completed 3 kind acts. Their kindness can change the world. Check out all of their kind acts below!

Elyse, Kindergartner

1. Helped Mommy with the dogs.
2. Helped Ella get out of bed after her nap.
3. Helped Daddy shovel snow.

Kimberly, Kindergartner

1. Help others.
2. Be kind to another person.
3. Share with another person.

Max, Kindergartner

1. Letting first graders pass on the stairs at recess.
2. Gave Mommy a present (a drawing).
3. Asked Sammy to stop teasing Colton.

Reagan, Kindergartner

1. I help the door open for people at school.
2. I helped my mom carry boxes to our basement.
3. I got my brother’s book for him so he could read.

Parker, Kindergartner

1. I helped Mr. Tom clean up leaves with the leaf blower.
2. I gave my friends hugs today.
3. I helped to clean up today.

Ava, 1st grader

1. I played with someone on the buddy bench.
2. I cleaned up toys.
3. I served food at church for the homeless.

Eden, 1st grader

1. I picked up a toy.
2. I opened the door.
3. I helped decorate.

Mason, 1st grader

1. Mason ask Nana if he could help sweep the floor and he did.
2. Mason said thank you for the flashlight.
3. Mason asked for grapes and said thank you.
4. Mason gave gloves to a friend because his friend’s hands were cold.
5. Mason said prayers to thank Jesus for many blessings.

RaSna, 2nd grader

1. If somebody fell down ask if they are ok, and ask if they want to play with you.
2. If somebody was sitting on the buddy bench play with them.
3. If a bully was bullying your friend tell them to please stop.

Aria, 2nd grader

1. Help your friend.
2. Be friendly.
3. Be a good friend.

Addy, 3rd grader

1. At recess someone needed help to be pushed so I pushed him on the swing.
2. I helped look for something in their desk.
3. I helped a friend find something they dropped on the ground.

Annabel, 3rd grader

1. Listen to direction.
2. Following their rules.
3. Being nice to everyone I meet.

Kate, 3rd grader

1. Lending a friend a pencil!
2. Helping friends with their homework.
3. Helping friends by cleaning their desks.

Mackenzie, 3rd grader

1. Helped Addy with her leg.
2. Helped Monae.
3. I helped Addy have me as a friend.

Rowan, 3rd grader

1. Getting the lunch bin even though it is not my job.
2. Picked up 5 pieces of trash.
3. Listened to my parents.

Ronyel, 3rd grader

1. To be kindness not to be mean.
2. Not to be mean to people.
3. To be kind.

Monae, 3rd grader

1. Working with my little brother when I was busy.
2. Answering my mom in a kind voice.
3. Helping my mom with paperwork.

Kalia, 3rd grader

1. To be kind is cool because… so you have friends.
2. So you get a lion paw!
3. So you can eat at some of your friends’ table.

Braylon, 3rd grader

1. Help my friend when they fall.
2. Say please and thank you.
3. Open the door for someone.

David, 3rd grader

1. Congrats to Derek, Charlotte, and Eli.
2. Help Annabel clean up markers.
3. Help Saivion clean up books.

Kristyn, 3rd grader

1. Help others.
2. Saying hi.
3. Being nice.

Myasia, 3rd grader

1. I said please and thank you in the cafeteria.
2. Me and my other friend saw someone and started to play with them.
3. I said thank you when Miss Davis passed out papers.

Brady, 3rd grader

1. Helped my friend with his homework.
2. Gave balls to younger kids at recess.
3. Helped my friend find something he was looking for at the book fair.

Vance, 3rd grader

1. I told a bully to stop bullying a first grader.
2. Helped Carucul with his homework.
3. Helped a first grader carry his stuff to the school.

Brooks, 3rd grader

1. I helped Noah when he was sad.
2. I helped my mom fold her bed.
3. I helped my sister do homework.

Charlotte, 3rd grader

1. I helped my dog up the stairs.
2. I helped my mom clean.
3. I cheered up Noah because he was very sad.

Lucas, 3rd grader

1. I made Noah happy because his dog died.
2. I put away spoons and forks.
3. I put water in the fridge.

Kalleigh, 3rd grader

1. I cheered someone up by doing math cards.
2. I cheered my sister up by playing with her.
3. I cheered someone up by letting someone play with me.

Kathlyn, 3rd grader

1. I helped my mom with the trash.
2. I helped Laurel when she was sad about her dog.
3. I helped my sister with homework.

Navaeh, 3rd grader

1. I cheered up a friend who lost his dog.
2. I said happy birthday to a boy whose birthday was today.
3. I said good morning to my bus driver because she was sad.

Hyrise, 3rd grader

1. I helped Sheristica pick up her math cards.
2. Today I helped my sis get a bandaid for her.
3. I helped my mom with work around the house.

Shiloh, 3rd grader

1. I asked somebody to be my friend.
2. Somebody to play with me.
3. I liked somebody’s shirt.

Derek, 3rd grader

1. Complimented someone.
2. Helped someone with homework.
3. Welcomed a new student.

Isabella, 3rd grader

1. Helping people.
2. If someone is getting bullied tell the person to stop.
3. Being their friend.

Xavier, 3rd grader

1. I helped Noah forget about what happened to his dog.
2. I helped Kathlyn with things.
3. I cheered up Ethan when he was sad.

Austin, 3rd grader

1. I stood up to somebody on the bus when he was being called names.
2. Helping a friend unzip his jacket.
3. I pick up somebody’s iPad and clipboard.

Nimisha, 3rd grader

1. I helped my baby brother read a book.
2. I helped my mom make dinner.
3. I helped my mom with cleaning the house.

Saylor, 3rd grader

1. This morning I helped my sister Emeline make her bed.
2. Last night I helped my other sister Sydney take her bag inside.
3. This morning I helped my other sister Olivia get ready for school.

Max, 4th grader

1. Lion’s paw: Max is very helpful every day cleaning up and finding playground equipment. Mrs. Nottoli.
2. I was writing about how I helped my mom vacuum.
3. I helped my sister screen record on a game.

Olivia, 4th grader

1. Give someone book fair money.
2. Encouraged friends when tough times.
3. Made a first grader happy by playing with her when she was alone.

Lily, 4th grader

1. Only one simple kind act to one another can turn their day around into a positive.
2. One example is if you see a new student in your grade, all you have to do is greet them and that could make him or her really happy.
3. Another act of kindness is when you see someone confused or nervous about something in class you could simply as “Do you need any help?” and help.

Amelia, 4th grader

1. I help the teacher at the end of the day. I had helped by putting up chairs, picking up pencils, and picking up any paper/scraps.
2. While dismissal I didn’t know her, but I remembered her, kindly, that her backpack was open. If I didn’t say anything, everything would’ve fallen out.
3. This wasn’t much, but I complimented my teacher on her earrings. They were very pretty.
4. Now, I’ve done many more but I can’t fit more.

Josiah, 4th grader

1. I helped my brother do his homework.
2. I reminded some people to sign up for lunch and do their morning routine.
3. I played with my friend when he had no one else to play with at recess.

Dahab, 4th grader

1. I can tell Mrs. Miller, “Thanks for teaching us.”
2. I would say to Mr. Fisher “You are a great cleaner. I don’t know what we would do without you.”
3. Last, I’ll look for the good in bullies and ask to play with them politely.

Nadia, 5th grader

1. Help someone with homework.
2. Get a teacher if they are hurt.
3. When a friend is going on their bus or going to the car rider line you can ask if their iPad needs to be charged.

Derek, 5th grader

1. I help a classmate tie his shoe.
2. I ask people if they want to sit with me or play at recess with me if they are lonely.
3. I am respectful to my classmates and try to make them happy.

Kennadi, 5th grader

1. I could simply smile at someone.
2. I could be helpful.
3. Compliment someone.

Ava, 5th grader

1. Compliments Selena’s shoes.
2. Helped Derek with math homework.
3. Helped Timmy with weather chart.

Sheristica

1. I help my sister read a book.
2. I help my mom to make a salad.
3. I help my grandmother tie her hair.

Larse

1. You can say excuse me.
2. You can say thank you and your welcome.
3. And you can be kind.

Nashiz

1. I held the door for my mom.
2. I helped my mom with boxes.
3. I helped my mom decorate for Christmas.