1. For this next project, You have to brainstorm kindness ideas before December 31st 2015 and then chose the ones that best fit into a week to week calendar and log book.   I am a firm believer that small intentional acts of kindness can change the world and think even small acts and young kids can have a big impact.
If 24 acts of kindness during December seems like too much then start with 5 per week or 10 or whatever will work for you.  I bet you’ll be surprised at how many you are able to do once you get going.  Here’s our list of RACKs (Random Acts of Christmas Kindness) from last year to get you started!
. You have to fill out the log book format added, have the cover GLUED AND COLORED IN A YELLOW FOLDER, PRINT THE REST OF THE PAGES WHERE YOU HAVE TO REPORT YOU YOUR DEEDS OF KINDNESS PER WEEK TO KEEP TRACK OF HOW MANY DEEDS YOU HAVE PERFORMED THE OBJECTIVE IS TO REACH 24.
Give up your spot in line.
Donate money to an organization you participate in.
Pay for someone else’s coffee.
Send cards to service men and women.
Tell jokes to make someone smile.
Donate food to your food bank.
Donate pet supplies to the shelter.
Help someone do a chore or other job.
Do yard work or shovel for a neighbor.
Donate books you no longer need.
Pick up litter.
Donate to a charity (last year we picked Alzheimer’s Cures)
Leave a popcorn surprise for strangers to find.
Donate toys to a children’s hospital.
Donate a pair of new pajamas for foster kids.
Put money in the Salvation Army bucket.
Make get well cards for someone who needs them.
Bring coffee to your teachers.
Make holiday decorations for others.
Donate meals to No Kid Hungry.
Make ornaments for your neighbors.
Donate new toys to Toys for Tots.
Feed the birds.
Candy cane bomb a parking lot.
Make holiday decoration for others.

2. LOG BOOK

4. RANDOM ACTS OF CHRISTMAS KINDNESS CALENDAR
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY