A first-grade teacher, a best friend, a parent — watch high schoolers read their Gratitude Letters to the people they’re thankful for. Try this gratitude exercise with your students.
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Explore different ways to practice gratitude with your students
In the research-backed Mindful Schools K-12 Curriculum, explore different ways to practice gratitude with students––What am I grateful for? How does gratitude make me feel?
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