Children as young as three years old can participate in the
Sequin of Kindness. A teacher in Queens New York stated her
preschoolers embraced the kindness project with enthusiasm.
Below are some ideas that you may find helpful. - Make a chart
for the front of the classroom and when a child passes a sequin
(an act of kindness) have them, with the assistance of the
teacher, glue/stick a sequin on the chart by their name. - Have
the child take home a note that says “I passed a sequin today”
for the parents to read (blank notecards are available). - Ask
the school to put the Sequin of KindnessTM concept in their
newsletter so parents can be aware of what the SOK is about. -
Initiate a discussion about kindness while at home. Give
examples of how a preschooler can be kind to siblings, parents,
animals and the planet. - Typically, a student receives a
wristband (supplied by the SOK) once they have turned in their
kindness story assignment. As these students are too small to
wear wristbands, one teacher gave them to