One of the most meaningful things you can say to someone is to offer a compliment. A compliment about something they’ve done, or created can make a person’s day. We have lots of caring young people in our class.
One of the things we have been focusing on since starting in Primary 6 has been to spot others giving genuine compliments for no other reason than to be kind.
Giving a compliment not only makes you feel good, it makes the person receiving the compliment feel great! You usually receive a smile or thanks in return or a conversation is started and the person leaves thinking you are a pretty nice person! Not bad for such a small effort.
Each time we spot someone giving a compliment, we get to add a paperclip to our compliment chain. The aim is to have it reach the floor! When it does, a class treat is coming our way!
I think Jenna really deserved the bingo point because even though I didn’t do the homework because I was off Jenna still made sure I knew what was going on
Jenna was very nice to remind you of the tasks this week – a very caring classmate!
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I agree that Jenna was very nice to Grace. Everyone reading this comment could try to just naturally give compliments to people, you might not see that they appreciate it but in the inside they feel really good.
Do you think we will be able to make it to the floor before primary 7 I think we can because you should always keep high hopes and be positive because you would always be upset and might end up bringing it out on other people and you wouldn’t have any friends.