School Program
- why school program
Helping Students Grow Through Kindness
Kindness is a skill that can be nurtured. Our only ask of school leadership is enthusiastic support — and an assembly at the end where everyone shares what they did.
- Students bring their own creativity to each act
- Work individually, in small groups, or as a whole class
- We provide a fund for each class, generally $20 per student
- Parents are very welcome at the closing assembly
- What's inside
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
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Program overview
A short overview for the principal and/or PTA. Our only ask: enthusiastic support and an assembly at the end where everyone shares what they did.
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Classroom teacher guide
We outline the options and teachers choose whether students work individually, in small groups, or as a whole class.
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Student idea book
A starter list of acts other students have done — and plenty of room for students to bring their own creativity.
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Funding for every class
We fund the program by providing a fund for each class, generally $20 per student.
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A closing assembly
We hope to see a recording of an assembly where students share what they did, how recipients reacted, and how it felt. Parents are very welcome.
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A simple alternative
If an assembly is unworkable, we hope students will write a brief paper about their experience instead.
- The idea
Encouraging the Next Generation to Keep Their Heads Up
We want to encourage the next generation to look for ways to share kindness — and we want to do that through schools, including home school co-ops. The Magnify Kindness School Program gives teachers everything they need and gets out of the way.
- What's inside
Four steps, then it just runs.
01
Program overview
A short conversation with the principal and/or PTA about how it works.
02
Teacher guide
Teachers choose whether students work individually, in small groups, or as a class.
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Students act
Students use the idea book — and their own creativity — to share kindness.
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Closing assembly
Students share what they did, how recipients reacted, and how it felt.
