Kindness Gives Happiness and Meaning to Life.

A learnable life skill and superpower we all have inside us — join our "Kindness Movement" and
Take Kindness Viral!- one thumbs up, one thank you, one act at a time.”

Art of Kindness

Art creates emotional connection.
Draw yourself as a kindness superhero, create HeroKindness, and use ready-to-print worksheets in your classroom.

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Student Art Challenge: Draw Your Kindness Superpower

Every student has a kindness superpower. Use these prompts to help them see themselves as heroes of the movement.

1. Draw Yourself as a Superhero

Draw yourself as a superhero whose special power is kindness.

  • What does your costume look like?
  • What is your kindness superpower called?
  • Show yourself giving a big Thumbs Up!

“I am a Kindness Hero!”

2. Draw a Kindness Superhero

Invent a brand-new superhero whose power is spreading kindness.

  • Give them a name
  • Design their costume and logo
  • Show them using the Kindness Cycle

Create your own hero!

3. Draw HeroKindness

Draw your own version of our official HeroKindness ambassadors.

  • Boy or girl version
  • Add a big Thumbs Up
  • Show them helping someone

Join the HeroKindness team!

Printable Drawing Worksheets for Teachers

Ready-to-print pages you can use immediately. Full designed PDF versions are coming soon — these layouts work perfectly when printed or copied.

Worksheet 1: I Am a Kindness Superhero

Large drawing space + prompts
“My kindness superpower is _______”
“My hero name is _______”
Space for a big Thumbs Up

Perfect for JK–Grade 4

Printable layout ready • Full PDF coming soon

Worksheet 2: Invent a Kindness Superhero

Character design sheet
Name • Costume • Logo • Superpower description
“How my hero uses the Kindness Cycle”

Great for Grades 2–8

Printable layout ready • Full PDF coming soon

Worksheet 3: Draw HeroKindness

Guided drawing page with light outlines (optional)
Space to add a Thumbs Up and a kind action
“HeroKindness helps by _______”

All ages – especially popular with younger students

Printable layout ready • Full PDF coming soon

Teacher Tip: Print these on regular paper or cardstock. Create a classroom “Kindness Heroes Wall” with the finished drawings.

Full colour PDF versions with official HeroKindness outlines and writing lines will be added to the Free Starter Kit Downloads soon.

Art Builds Emotional Connection

Feel First

Images and colours speak directly to emotion.

Express Freely

Art gives every student a voice.

Reflect Deeply

Drawing helps students connect kindness to their own lives.

Share & Inspire

Student art becomes visible proof of the movement.

Art Therapy Techniques & Visual Storytelling

Draw the Feeling

How does kindness feel in your body?

Self as Hero

Draw yourself with a kindness superpower.

Kindness Cycle Comics

Notice → Choose → Act in three panels.

Before / During / After

Show the impact of one kind act.

Meet Our Kindness Ambassadors

HeroKindness Male

HeroKindness (Male)

HeroKindness Female

HeroKindness (Female)

Kindness Monkey

Kindness Monkey

Grade-Level Teasers Full PDF Lessons Coming Soon

Click each grade band to preview what the upcoming printable lessons will cover.

JK – Grade 1
Use Worksheet 1 & 3. Focus on big drawings and simple labels.
Grades 2–4
All three worksheets work well. Add short written descriptions.
Grades 5–8
Emphasize Worksheet 2 (invent a hero) and visual storytelling.
High School
Advanced character design and campaign-style artwork.

Start Drawing Kindness Today

Print the worksheets, display the heroes, and watch the movement grow.

Download Free Starter Kit

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