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This 2 minute video for students features Mountain Meadow Elementary School Counselor Ginger Price sharing about kindness. There is a lot we don’t have control over right now, but one thing we do is how we choose to treat others. You have the power to choose kindness, respect and care. Doing that impacts the world! Kindness helps us as the giver, the receiver, and inspires those around us. You can do things like: help someone with a task, make a card or craft, show appreciation, or take the time to say something positive. Challenge: Find something to do for someone else to show true kindness, big or small!

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Hi everyone! I'm Mrs. Price and I'm the school counselor at Mountain Meadow Elementary. I want to talk to you guys today about one of my favorite topics, which is kindness. A lot is happening in our world right now. There's some uncertainties and some things that we just don't have a lot of control over. I'm a huge believer though, that one thing we do have control over is how we choose to treat others. whether you are a senior at White River High School, about to graduate, or one of my friends over at the Early Learning Center, just starting out, or anyone in between - you have the power to choose kindness. You have the power to choose respect and care and compassion. And those choices can be so impactful not only on the person that you're choosing to show kindness to, but also to others who see that kindness and get inspired by it. Inspired to do the same. So my challenge for you as we head into the summer is to find something that you can do yourself, to show true kindness. It could be something big, like helping an elderly neighbor do some yard work. It could be something a little smaller like creating something. So maybe it's a card to send to somebody that you haven't seen in awhile, or a craft to leave on a neighbor's doorstep. Maybe it is thanking somebody what they're doing. Everyone's working so hard right now and, just letting them know that you noticed, that you appreciate it. I have a son who is eleven, and he's so good at letting me know that he notices what I do to help him, as his mom, and he tells me. And it always warms my heart, and it means a lot. I think a lot of times we think really positive things about people, and a lot gets left unsaid. So taking the time to voice it, and to let people know  that you appreciate them, and that you notice the positive things. So that's my challenge for you. I hope everyone has a great summer and practice kindness, choose kindness, and everyone take care.

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