Free puzzle games, stories, crafts, and printable activities for kids ages 4–12.

2. Solve a Puzzle
Find the hidden objects in this neighborly scene. Then encourage your kids to give a friendly wave to any friends and neighbors you drive or walk by. How else can you be kind to neighbors?

4. Play Family Kindness Bingo
Choosing kindness is key to harmony in the family. The whole family can use this bingo card to keep track of ways to be kind.

5. Honor Veterans
Extend kindness to those who served in the Armed Forces. Read about the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and make a wreath or star frame to honor the veterans in your life.

6. Do Something for Others
Does your child have an idea for an act of kindness? Share it with us at HighlightsKids.com

7. Write, Draw, or Talk About It
We’d love to know your child’s thoughts! Share what they've done on HighlightsKids.com

8. Leave Nice Notes
Print these friendly Timbertoes-themed notes and encourage your kids to use them to brighten someone’s day. They might leave them for neighbors or send them to friends. Or you can add them to your kids’ lunchboxes for a sweet surprise!

9. Search the Scene
Find hidden objects as these little helpers pile firewood for the family.

10. Make Pull-Apart Pizza Bread
It’s kind to share! Make this cheesy, doughy, shareable pizza bread with the whole family.

11. Mail a Hug
Your kids can use the printable pattern to create a huggable sloth card to send to someone they miss.

12. Find the Hidden Objects
Search the scene as these bunk buddies share a good book.

13. Take a Quiz
One of the best ways to show kindness to someone is to really listen to what they have to say. Take this quiz to find out if you’re a good listener or if your listening skills need work.

14. Tell Some Jokes
Spreading laughter is an act of kindness! Watch these kids tell some real humdingers and share some jokes of your own with your friends and family. You can share them with us, too!