Updated: 03 Jul 2023
Poster to display when creating a classroom kindness rock garden.
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Grades: PK - 6
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Poster to display when creating a classroom kindness rock garden.
The Kindness Rock Project has one simple goal, promote random acts of kindness in the shape of painted rocks with inspirational words!
Use this classroom poster when implementing a kindness rock garden in your classroom or your school.
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