At school
Students make paper ribbons for classmates. The teacher helps the sharing stay kind, and every student can also make one to take home.
TodayKindness ChallengeNov 23 to 29, 2026
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Coming up: Nov 23 to 29, 2026.
Make a paper ribbon and give it to a classmate who makes your class kinder.
At a pep rally in Mahanoy City, a student handed his homecoming crown to a friend. A paper ribbon for someone who makes the class kinder is a way to pass that kindness on.
Three easy ways
At home
Make a paper ribbon for someone in your family and tell them one kind thing they do.
In the neighborhood
With a grown-up you live with, tell a librarian, coach, or troop leader you already know one specific kind thing they do. Stay together.
Printable tracker
Check a box each day you try the challenge. A class can write its total in the tally box.
The story that inspired it
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A homecoming king gave his crown to a classmate with Down syndrome
Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania · Oct 20, 2026
Moments after being crowned at a pep rally, Keny Cedanio Ramirez handed his crown and sash to his friend Axton Kuhl, making him Mahanoy Area's homecoming king.
Reported by 6abc Philadelphia. The summary on Tazzora is checked against that report.
Teacher note
Help the class notice kind acts, not popularity. Read the linked story aloud before the class starts. Do not send children off alone. Do not collect a child's name, age, school, or email.
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