One of the kids suggested sending a heart message to the author. It was around that time that the class was into its Munsch obsession. “And then, we wrote a note to let him know that his job in our classroom was done for the day and he didn’t have to do anything.”įor one of their final acts, the class decided to turn themselves into “Kindness Ninjas.” They went undercover, delivering heart-shaped messages to every person who works at the school, from the crossing guard to the principal. “They were all sweeping, wiping the tables, dusting the shelves, putting away toys,” Barisic says. Their first act last fall was to surprise the school custodian by skipping playtime and cleaning the classroom themselves one day. When the jar fills up, the class comes up with a collective act of kindness. Every time she catches a student being kind, she has them put a little pompom into it.
Near the windows of her classroom, Barisic keeps a kindness jar.
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