Peter's kindness bingo

Peter's kindness bingo

Kindness helps the world of Neverland shine. This game is all about spotting moments of kindness and bringing joy to your friends and family. We hope this makes you feel full of hope - see how many kind moments you can tick off your board!

You'll need

• Paper or a bingo template
• Pencils or pens
• A small jar, cup or box

Make a box of kindness ideas 

Think of kind things you can do to help the people around you. Try to come up with 20 ideas or so.

Write each kind act on a small piece of paper and put them all into your box, jar or cup.

Kindness ideas:

• Help someone tidy up
• Say thank you
• Share a toy or game
• Smile at someone
• Help someone without being asked
• Hold a door open for someone
• Give someone a compliment
• Be patient when something feels tricky
• Take turns

Create your bingo sheet

Draw a bingo grid on your paper. You can ask an adult to help you.

1. Take a blank piece of paper
2. Draw a big square in the middle of the page.
3. Split the square into smaller boxes by drawing lines across and down.
   • You can make 3 rows and 3 columns (9 boxes)
   • Or 4 rows and 4 columns (16 boxes) if you want a bigger challenge
4. Write ‘Kindness Bingo’ across the top of your grid if you like.
5. Your bingo template is now ready to be filled in with kindness ideas from your box

Tip:

Every bingo sheet can look different – that’s part of the fun! If you don’t want to draw a template, you can ask a grown-up to print one out for you. Remember to ask kindly

Play kindness bingo

Over the week, tick off each kind act as you do it.

When you complete a kind act, think about how it makes you and others feel. You can make a note of this if you like.

Start again!

When your sheet is full:

• Make a new bingo sheet
• Add new kindness ideas to your jar
• Try a harder challenge next time. Think of kind things you’d like to do more of for the people around you.

Play with friends

Make a bingo jar together with your friends or family.

See who can tick off all their kindness acts first, but remember, everyone wins when kindness is shared.