Kindness challenge
A kindness challenge for the class: twenty doors, each with one small kind act to do at school or at home. Open a door, do the task and tick it off as done.
When to use it
A kindness week or a month of the school year. A class routine that gets pupils doing something for each other. A start to a lesson on friendship and feelings.
What makes it this
Built on the Advent calendar generator with these changed. Everything else is the default.
- Behind the door: Task
In the builder: Calendar & doors
- When doors open: Any time, in any order
In the builder: Calendar & doors
- Scene: Pinboard
In the builder: Calendar & doors
Preview
View only — copy it to play.Kindness challenge
Twenty small acts of kindness. Open a door, do the task and tick it off when it is done.
Why the example is built this way
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A task behind every door.
Each door holds one small kind act to do at school or at home, with a line on how to do it. None of them costs money.
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Tick it off when it's done.
Every task has a Done! button, so pupils can mark what they did. With results switched on in your copy, you see per pupil which tasks were done.
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A pinboard of notes.
The Pinboard scene shows the doors as notes pinned to a cork board, like a kindness wall in the classroom. The doors open any time, in any order.
Build it yourself
- 1 Open the Advent calendar builder and fill in the first tab, Calendar & doors.
- 2 Share the link with your players, or embed the activity in your own site.
Or skip the building: copy this example and swap in your own content.
More with the Advent calendar
Riddle of the day
A wall of doors with a riddle on every door. Solve it and the door opens onto the answer and a fun fact: open one each morning as a class routine.
Christmas countdown
Count down to Christmas Eve with a door a day: 24 doors, each with how Christmas is celebrated somewhere else in the world, from Sinterklaas to the Yule Lads.