What should I be thankful for students?

18 things to be thankful for in high school

• Friends – For adding color and fun to our days.
• Clubs – The intersection of our hobbies and academia.
• Sports – The igniting of team-spirit and time spent playing with friends.
• Community – The opportunity to become a part of something bigger than ourselves.

Why should we be thankful for kids?

Kids find joy and wonder in ordinary things, and their excitement about it all helps us see the world differently. They’re silly. Even if we’re having a bad day, when we hear the unbridled laughter of a child, it’s contagious and our mood is instantly brightened. And the jokes they make are the best.

What are some reasons to be thankful?

9 Reasons to Be Thankful This Thanksgiving

• A Roof Over Your Head and the Floor Beneath Your Feet. Your home is so much more than just a shelter.
• Friends and Family Bring Life Meaning.
• Your Furry Friends.
• Good Health and the Air You Breathe.
• Holiday Food and Traditions.
• Time to Relax.
• The Beautiful Things in Life.

What is one thing you thank you do well as a student?

#2 Thank you for being a diligent student this year in my class. You were always attentive, and you were willing to help others who were not understanding everything. I appreciate that you have a kind heart, as well as being super smart! #3 It was great to have you in my class this year.

What are 20 things to be grateful for?

List of Things to Be Grateful For

• Good Health. Good health doesn’t necessarily mean the absence of any ailment.
• Money in the Bank. If you have something in your bank account, you are richer than many others burdened with debt and cash crisis.
• Good Friends.
• Freedom of Religion.
• Your Parents.
• Weekends.
• Having a Partner.
• Pets.

What are 12 things to be grateful for?

Why is it important to be thankful?

In positive psychology research, gratitude is strongly and consistently associated with greater happiness. Gratitude helps people feel more positive emotions, relish good experiences, improve their health, deal with adversity, and build strong relationships.

Who should you be thankful for?

1. Family. Whether they’re your blood relatives or the friends you consider family, they’re worth expressing gratitude for. Remind your parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, kids, grandkids, aunts, uncles, or cousins how appreciative you are of them.