This worksheet collects ideas for building gratitude in children. It has seven tips for parents (modeling gratitude, spending mindful time together, supporting autonomy, building on a child's strengths, favoring intrinsic goals, encouraging helping and relationships, and helping kids find what matters to them), six classroom activities (a gratitude book, photos, a collage or bulletin board, a gratitude chain, a Special Friends Day and gratitude sticky notes), and three exercises the worksheet credits to Chris Bergstrom and Blissful Kids: a gratitude journal, the ABCs of gratitude, and bedtime thank yous.
Gratitude Games and Ideas for Kids
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Sean FargoPublished January 30, 2015 · Updated October 21, 2026 · 1 min read
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