Value Education - Appreciation





What is Appreciation?


Appreciation means saying thank you and being grateful for what we have and the people who help us.




Why is Appreciation Important?



Appreciation helps us:



1. Show kindness:



We make others feel happy and special.




2. Feel happy: 

We feel happy and thankful for what we have.



3. Make friends: 

We make friends by being kind and thankful.



Examples of Appreciation:


1. Saying thank you: 



We say thank you to our parents, teachers, and friends.





2. Giving hugs: 



We give hugs to people we care about.




3. Drawing pictures: 



We draw pictures to show we care.





How Can We Show Appreciation?


1. Say thank you: 




Say thank you to those who help us.



2. Give compliments: 

Give compliments to friends and family.

3. Help others: 


Help others to show we care.


Let's Show Appreciation!







Here's a story for kindergarten students about the Appreciation:

Emma's Thank-You Drawing




Emma loved her teacher, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Johnson was kind, and helpful, and made learning fun.







One day, Mrs. Johnson helped Emma with a difficult puzzle. Emma was so happy and thankful for Mrs. Johnson's help.









Emma wanted to show her appreciation, so she drew a beautiful picture of Mrs. Johnson and herself working on the puzzle together.







When Mrs. Johnson saw the picture, she smiled and said, "Thank you, Emma! This picture makes me feel so happy and special."









Emma felt happy too, knowing that she had made Mrs. Johnson feel appreciated.



Questions for discussion

1. What are some things you're thankful for?
2. How do you feel when someone says thank you to you?
3. Can you think of a time when someone helped you and you wanted to say thank you?
4. How can we show appreciation to our family and friends?
5. Why is it important to say thank you?

Activity ideas

1. Thank-You Cards:



Have students create thank-you cards for their family members, teachers, or friends.




2. Appreciation Pictures:

Ask students to draw pictures of things they're thankful for.



3. Gratitude Scavenger Hunt:


Hide pictures or words of things students might appreciate and have them find and discuss.

4. Appreciation Skits:

Have students act out scenarios showing appreciation (e.g., thanking a friend for help).


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