Mean One Gone Good Kindness Kit
For about the same price as a greeting card, send this meaningful Kindness Kit card to someone special. Each Kit comes in a cellophane bag with an item to keep, an item to give and directions.
Kits are also available in Secret Service Mission design.
MEAN ONE GONE GOOD is a great way to teach kids that sometimes others might be mean because their hearts hurt. A certain, famous green guy we all know and love had a heart three sizes too small because his heart had been hurt by others. Putting on a mean face helped him protect his heart from being hurt by anyone else... until some special little some-who came along and showed him love. That was all he needed to love BIG! Each Kit comes with an item to keep and an item to give. In this case the Kit contains a sticker and a sticker car kit.
Read the entire poem(s) below.
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The Mean One Gone Good
An infamous mean one
we all know
had a heart three sizes too small.
He was cold as snow.
He hated Christmas.
He hated everything about it.
He hated so much it became a habit.
However, we mustn’t forget,
though not an excuse,
there is a reason
he truly loathed the holiday season.
His heart was hurting
& this made him sad.
Then his sad turned into mad.
He wasn’t treated nicely.
He was teased.
His feelings were hurt terribly.
It made his heart freeze.
Being mad is how
he protected himself
from being hurt anymore
by anyone else.
He wasn’t really bad
or even mean.
He just needed someone
to help him see.
Someone to show him
that being different is good
& encourage him to love himself
as he truly should.
When he was shown love,
though he fought it and fought it,
once he knew it was real
he finally got it…
he realized he didn’t hate Christmas or anyone, anywhere.
Instead, he changed his focus
& left his lair.
From then on out
he made sure to remember
to treat others kind always,
not just in December.
He realized that no matter
how different we might be,
no matter where we live
or if we agree or disagree,"What matters most is how I treat you
and you treat me.
Now get movin'!"