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KindSpring Weekly: Teaching Kindness

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April 9, 2016

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space EditorEditor’s note: Wouldn’t it be great if all schools taught kindness as part of their curriculum? Children would learn that empathy and compassion towards each other are as important as learning their ABCs and numbers. Fortunately, more and more schools are incorporating kindness in the classroom as our stories this week help illustrate. –Ameeta space
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Small Acts of Kindness

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space lewski711 wrote: “Helped my daughter with one of her chores this evening…what the heck. It’s spring break! :)”
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Featured Kindness Stories

Story1 Second graders learn the simple art of how they can practice kindess with each other.
Story2 Learning that like a seed, kindness will only grow if one takes the time to cultivate it.
Story3 A teacher uses kindness links to show how kindness grew in her her classroom.
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April 9, 2016

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Eat Your Spoon

Plans to protect air and water, wilderness and wildlife are in fact plans to protect man.

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Eat Your Spoon

Every year, 350 billion pieces of disposable plastic cutlery and wooden chopsticks are discarded in the United States, Japan and India. Research scientist Narayana Peesapaty has come up with a solution: edible cutlery and chopsticks. These products are made of millet, rice and wheat, contain no preservatives, and have a shelf life of 3 years. They will also decompose in 3 to 7 days (unless they are eaten). The use of this cutlery is not only healthier (plastics leach toxins), but promotes environmental, economic and social justice. Find out how. { read more }

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Reduce your consumption of single use plastics – carry your own set of cutlery wherever you go.

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