Random Acts of Kindness Coloring Page with Locker Notes

One note with a heart is going up on a school locker in this Random Acts of Kindness coloring page, pressed there by a smiling girl who holds a small stack of notes in her other hand. Notes with hearts are already stuck on some of the doors, and the words Random Acts of Kindness sit above the lockers in big capital letters on three lines.

Teachers, school counselors, homeschool families and parents can print it free for Random Acts of Kindness Day on February 17. The large, simple shapes suit ages 5 to 10.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "the words Random Acts of Kindness in big hollow letters at the top of the page, above a smiling girl sticking small paper notes with hearts on a row of school lockers, with no other writing on the notes, drawn with clean outlines, the girl and the lockers kept small enough to leave a wide white margin below them, with the whole drawing kept above an empty white margin at the bottom of the page".

"Sticking small paper notes with hearts on a row of school lockers" gave the girl a note pressed to a door with her fingertip and a stack of blank notes in her other hand. Behind her, five lockers stand side by side in one frame. "With no other writing on the notes" kept a single heart on every note.

About This Random Acts of Kindness Coloring Page

The scene shows kindness as a small act for someone else to find later, and the girl is in the middle of it, with one note going up and more waiting in her hand.

Random Acts of Kindness Day is on February 17 each year, and the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation promotes it. A school counselor can pair the page with real sticky notes, so each child writes one kind sentence for a classmate and leaves it on a desk. Finished pages hung side by side on a hallway board line up into one long row of lockers.

Each locker door has three vent lines at the top and two hinges on one edge, and three doors show a handle with a slot above a round lock. The girl stands in front of the other two handles. Four notes with a heart sit at slight angles on the first, third, fourth and fifth lockers. The note on the third locker is the one she is pressing. She wears a headband, a short-sleeved shirt, a skirt, socks and sneakers. Her feet step past the bottom edge of the locker row.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

Give each locker door its own color, or color all the doors one shade and let the notes stand out in bright yellow, pink or light green. The hearts on the notes show up well in red or a darker pink.

The capital letters are wide enough for a pattern inside, such as small hearts drawn in Kindness or stripes in Random. Children can also color the girl to look like themselves, with their own hair color and favorite clothes.

For a kindness week, design a page with your school's own kindness message.

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