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Kindness Ripple

Human Health and Behavior

Grade:
3
Teacher:
Nova Kline

In this experiment, students hypothesized that they could improve school attendance with random acts of kindness via a kindness ripple. They surveyed studnets in our school and performed random acts of kindness over several months.


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4 thoughts on “Kindness Ripple”

  1. Great experiment! Really like you concentrated on spreading kindness around your school

  2. I love that your project was based to improve attendance! Your random acts of kindness demonstrate the incredible persons you all are and the people you surround yourselves with. Your project shows that you want people to have more empathy for each other and that you see the value in education. I am sure you have many kind students at your school and I am sure that you will continue to do random acts of kindness. The kindness you spread will multiply and for that reason, more people will be kind to others. I will try to remember to be kind to my colleagues so that they will want to come to work and not miss any days. Congratulations on your SARSEF project, I wish much success in your education!

  3. What a great project on the concept of kindness. Your project shows your hard work and perserverance on this topic. Excellent work!

  4. What a wonderful scientific inquiry on the concept of kindness!
    The topic of Kindness is so timely and relevant.
    Your inquiry shows great dedication and perseverance.
    Your scientific methodology is evident in your research.

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