What Teens Are Thankful For

A first-grade teacher, a best friend, a parent -
high schoolers share their gratitude letters with their recipients.
Find steps to writing a gratitude letter here:
ggia.berkeley.edu/practice/gr...
For more practices like this one, visit Greater Good in Education at www.ggie.berkeley.edu and Mindful Schools at www.mindfulschools.org
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[@PortsladeBySea]

It’s lovely to hear young people expressing positive thoughts as most media stories talk about the stress and problems they experience 👍

[@bekkiearly]

What a beautiful reminder to all of us about how powerful it can be to express our gratitude in-person, out loud to the people we are grateful for. One of the greatest things about this exercise is that it costs nothing and we can all do it right now. Just wow!

[@katherines.schiffwelsh6962]

This is really lovely and should be seen by more people

[@meryticeransosa9520]

Teens can express positive emotions and thoughts when we work their emotions

[@eeemotion]

Lovely, thank you!

[@samuellopez1621]

That was heart worming

[@ilikemosalah6021]

I am happy this was in my recommendation.

[@USfyre]

ah yes

[@fig1]

Aw, this was great ❤️