At school
The class writes a no-cook snack idea to try at home. Do not ask students to bring food to share unless the school already allows it.
TodayKindness ChallengeDec 7 to 13, 2026
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Coming up: Dec 7 to 13, 2026.
With a grown-up at home, make a simple snack and share it with your family.
A bakery in Atlanta spends the year baking with adults who want a place to belong after high school. Making a snack at home and sharing it with your family is a free way to practice that welcome.
Three easy ways
At home
Make the snack with a grown-up and eat it together.
In the neighborhood
With a grown-up you live with, drop a sealed snack you already have into a food drive your school is already running. 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
A Buckhead bakery gives adults a community after high school
Buckhead, Atlanta · Oct 27, 2026
Wonderfully Made at Peachtree Church bakes about 20,000 cookies a year with adults with intellectual disabilities, including Troy Millikan, known as T-Dog.
Reported by CBS News Atlanta. The summary on Tazzora is checked against that report.
Teacher note
Follow your school's food rules. Home is the place to make the snack. 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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