"Choose Kind" Song

The students will be singing a song the class wrote together in the January assembly. We have been practicing each day and it is sounding awesome! Please keep reviewing the song at home:

Choose Kind

 Choose Kind
I'll pick you up when you are down.
Choose Kind
Spread the kindness all around.
Choose Kind
Show them who you really are.
Choose Kind
Let them see your shining star.

If someone's going through, a very hard, tough time,
you can help them out, and tell them it is fine.
You could ask them to, join in all your games,
and you could be their, umbrella when it rains.

Chorus

When someone shows respect, or someone's kind to you,
take that charity, pass it to someone new.
Pay it forward, to people more and more,
it'll come back to you, knockin' at your door.

Chorus

If you are feelin'
very sad and blue,
I will be there,
to make you feel brand new.

Chorus (x2)

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