Halloween Random Act of Kindness

Halloween is the perfect time to spread kindness and light with your family. Put together a simple treat bag and add a Free Printable Halloween Random Act of Kindness Tag. You can use it to encourage teachers, friends, strangers, community workers, or anyone else who needs a little bit of cheer in your community!

Halloween is such a great time to spread light and kindness in a very dark world. I’m always amazed at how many opportunities there are to encourage someone if I just take the time to look for them. A smile at the grocery store, a genuine how are you, booing a neighbor, or a card sent in the mail can really make a big difference in someone’s life. I’m so excited to share these Halloween Random Act of Kindness tags with you, because they can be used in so many ways.

Halloween Random Act of Kindness Supplies:

Random Act of Kindness Tag (FREE printable below)
Snacks and Treats (You can include as many or as few snacks/treats as you’d like)
Gift Bag
Tissue Paper
Ribbon
Scissors
Hole Punch

Once you’ve gathered all your supplies it’s really simple to put these together. Kids love helping out which makes this a really great activity to get them involved and show them what it means to spread kindness and encourage others. It’s so fun to see how excited kids get about blessing others!

Simply toss the goodies in the bag. Then you’ll cut out the printed tags, punch a hole in the top, and use ribbon to attach the tag to the bag.

I’ve included two versions of the tag. One says, “We think you’re really Fa-BOO-lous!” (which is great to use for goodies from your entire family) and the other one says “I think you’re really Fa-BOO-lous!” (which is perfect for teachers, friends, etc.).

You can use these tags to brighten anyones day. Some ideas of people to encourage are Teachers, Police Officers, Firefighters, Mail Carriers, UPS/FedEx Drivers, Bus Drivers, Nurses, Doctors, Coaches, or Librarians. We love blessing our garbage drivers because they definitely don’t get thanked enough for the work they do. Plus they entertain my kiddos every Thursday morning when they make a sweep in their magical truck through our neighborhood. Any other garbage truck loving kiddos out there?