Our Gratitude Scavenger Hunt encourages children to notice people and things to be thankful for. Try making a routine for your family!
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Our “Gratitude Conversation Cards” encourage family members to talk about what they are thankful for and why. Try to make it a weekly (or daily!) routine for your family.
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This fun activity encourages children to recognize people to be grateful for and to show that gratitude the best they can. Expressing thankfulness to other people strengthens relationships and boosts happiness — and it can be an especially powerful way to cope with stress and remind ourselves of the things we take for granted. Pick at least one day in the week and try to make this a routine for your family.
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