Students will understand how small acts of kindness create a ripple effect, influencing others positively.
5-12 years
30 – 45 mins
A large bowl or clear container filled with water
Small pebbles or marbles
Paper, scissors, pencils, crayons/coloured pencils
Pillowcase or box
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