Gratitude Month

November is a great time to focus on gratitude with your kids. Just like empathy and kindness, GRATITUDE is a learned trait. You can help your children learn this important trait by modeling gratitude and putting a gratitude practice in place in your home.

This month is the perfect time to start a gratitude practice (or dust off the old practices that have gone by the wayside). Check out the posts below for ideas of how to teach your children about gratitude and gratitude practices you can put into place this month and beyond.

Regularly sharing what you are grateful for, helps kids to understand the meaning of gratitude. This post is filled with ideas for how your family can share and mark what they are grateful for this season.

Gratitude is a skill that must be taught to children and developed over time. We have a bunch of activities in this post to help your child to develop their understanding of gratitude while having a lot of fun.

Check out this month’s book corner for lots of great books about gratitude and Thanksgiving. We have added as many YouTube links as possible to help you get quick access to these wonderful stories.

Looking Ahead to December

The month of November always flies by so quickly and December seems to go even faster! I wanted to bring the following posts to your attention now, so you can plan ahead for how you want to spread love and kindness this holiday season.