Haki's Full Moon Kindness Hunt
Eight small kind deeds to hunt down and tick off before the moon comes up.
One page · A4 & US Letter friendly · Free for home and classroom use.
About this activity
A scavenger hunt makes kindness something you go looking for rather than something you are told to do. Eight small missions, one page, and a whole day to complete them.
Haki learns the same lesson the harder way: that a full belly is nothing next to a full table of friends. This sheet lets your child practise the ending of his story.
What's on the page
- Eight kind deeds with big tick boxes and picture cues for pre-readers
- Deeds that need no money or preparation
- A 'My kindest moment today' reflection space
- A gentle reminder that kindness is bigger than greed
How to use it
- Step 1
Read the list together
Go through the eight missions in the morning so your child knows what to look out for.
- Step 2
Tick as you go
Keep the sheet somewhere visible. Ticking a box the moment it happens is half the fun.
- Step 3
No score-keeping
Any number of boxes is a good day. This is a hunt, not a test.
- Step 4
Talk at bedtime
Fill in the reflection line together, then read Haki: The Greedy Hyena and The Full Moon to round the day off.
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