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Encourage Kindness in Kids — North Pole Ninjas Christmas Tradition

It’s easy for kids to get caught up in the receiving element of the holidays. I love the idea of showing my kids that Christmas is all about GIVING too. That’s why I was excited to hear about a new holiday tradition that shows kids at an early age how to be kind and help others – North Pole Ninjas.

North Pole Ninjas elves that help kids being kindness back to christmas through random acts of kindness. A new family holiday tradition!

You may not know that Santa has a team of special elves, selected for their ability to help carry out top-secret missions that are all about helping, giving, caring, and listening. Anyone who receives this box is called upon to help carry out those top secret missions with a bit of stealth and an open heart. The gorgeously illustrated picture book retells the ancient legend the North Pole Ninjas use for new recruits. After reading the book, readers are given their own Ninja missions to carry out: 50 special tasks packed in a special envelope. Complete with a plush and huggable “sensei” to guide Ninjas on their journey, this is the perfect antidote to worrying about whether you’ve been naughty or nice.

north-pole-ninja-kindness-elves. North Pole Ninjas elves that help kids being kindness back to christmas through random acts of kindness. A new family holiday tradition!

I am truly excited about this new tradition for our family. I love the idea of spreading kindness with my kids throughout the holidays. Doing something for others is such a great feeling. The 50 special tasks are all so great. Here are a few of my favorites that will be doing as a family this year:

  • No. 6 – Make super top secret holiday ornaments for a neighbor and leave them on their porch or doorstep.
  • No. 45 – On garbage day, then the big truck has finished it’s job, bring your neighbors’ empty cans back to their driveways.
  • No. 19 – Bring a plate of treats to your local fire station. The firefighters work hard and will happily gobble them up.

And – I have a North Pole Ninja set to give away. Be sure to enter at the end of the post!! 

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We started this week and I can’t wait to perform Random Acts of Kindness this holiday season. Ella picked No. 37 – Help your siblings or friends wrap holiday gifts for their loved ones. It’s much easier with two!

North Pole Ninjas elves that help kids being kindness back to christmas through random acts of kindness. A new family holiday tradition!

Encourage Kindness in Kids — North Pole Ninjas Christmas Tradition

North Pole Ninjas elves that help kids being kindness back to christmas through random acts of kindness. A new family holiday tradition!

I created a little mailbox where my kids can get pick their North Pole Ninja missions and keep the envelope that they keep the completed missions to be returned on Christmas Eve.

North Pole Ninjas elves that help kids being kindness back to christmas through random acts of kindness. A new family holiday tradition!

Encourage Kindness in Kids — North Pole Ninjas Christmas Tradition

I love the idea of bringing kindness back into Christmas.

Follow along with all of the North Pole Ninja Kindness through the hashtag #NorthPoleNinjas. And follow along with us! We will be sharing some of our North Pole Ninja RAOK shenanigans on my Tatertots & Jello Instagram account and SnapChat! I can’t wait to see all of the kind things that people do with their kids this Christmas season!!

Giveaway

 AND I have a North Pole Ninja set to give to one of YOU!!

All you have to do to enter is leave a comment below!!

Have a Magical Day!

xoxo

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I’ve partnered with Penguin Young Readers to share this awesome way to bring holiday kindness back with North Pole Ninjas. I love this idea and all opinions are my own.

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  2. Lydia M says

    Definitely need this in my household! My kids and I adopted our neighbors last year (older couple, no family) and my kids felt it was the best thing ever in their little lives 🙂

  7. JONI says

    LOVE LOVE LOVE This idea. We did a service advent calendar last year but adding the concept of the Ninja makes this so much cooler. My boys will love it. THANK YOU for The opportunity to win.

  8. Melissa says

    My son is obsessed with ninjas. This would be the perfect way to get him engaged during the holiday season!

  9. Michelle Evans says

    This is AMAZING we try to encourage kindness EVERYDAY! We have an amazing dojo that we go to 3-4 times a week that also instills this into each and every student. I would ❤️ To share these with the dojo! I hope I get picked!

  18. Jacqueline Searles says

    I love this idea! My grandchildren are always looking for ways to be kind to others. We collect clothing and household goods for families in need, and ring the Salvation Army bell. They recently asked me for more giving ideas, this would be a perfect answer!

  21. Meredith says

    This would be great! I have a five year old girl who needs to work on the giving end of the holiday, right now her focus has only been on herself despite mommy and daddy trying to be examples.

  23. Abigail says

    I LOVE this idea! We can all use a lot more kindness in our lives and its wonderful to teach the importance of it to our littlest tribe members!!

  24. Jill Smith says

    This is a great idea. My family is focusing on experiences and spending time with our friends and family instead of “stuff”. This would fit right into our holiday plans.

  25. Lori Farnsworth says

    I love this idea! I like making kindness at Christmas a secret mission. I would love to use this with my own family, but would really love to incorporate it into my fifth grade classroom “family”!

  27. Elizabeth says

    I absolutely love this idea. I think that that the helpful and giving nature are things that can actually be accomplished even by younger children. A kind heart starts at when they are young. Thank you for this great giveaway.

  32. Christina Brumagin says

    This would be wonderful for my kids.. they participate in Taekwondo and they would instantly be in love with this!!

  38. Tracy McDaniel says

    I have a kindergarten class and I think this would be a great way of teaching them the way of giving to others in their classroom and around the school. Today’s children need to learn the value of giving instead of receiving all the time.
    Thank you the chance to win one for our classroom.

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  44. Nadine says

    My classroom theme is Ninjas. I have a second degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and teach our oaths and tenents as the rules in the class. I would love to have this tradition in my classroom. It is perfect.

  45. Karyn says

    Gah! I can’t tell you how much I love the ninjas Christmas tradition! What a great idea for home and for school! My students would love it! I love it!

  47. Joanne Glenn says

    A great idea to encourage kids to be kind. Our school’s mascot is a ninja, and this would be a neat launch for a service learning unit at this time of year.

  48. Pam Willoughby says

    Oh, my goodness! Our school’s mascot is a ninja! This would make a great gift for one of our deserving students. 🙂

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  56. Kandi Day says

    What a fun way to capture the spirit of Christmas! Thank you for sharing your ideas and inspirations with us!!! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

  57. Gia says

    This sounds such great fun for kids! A wonderful way to teach them about kindness to others.
    Thank you for the giveaway!

  58. Michelle Collins says

    This is an AMAZING idea!!! I would LOVE to win this for my children!! It is so important to me to teach my children to always think of others, to help those in need & the reason for the season!!! ????????❤️❤️❤️

  66. Dawn M says

    I love all things Christmas and the North pole Ninja is adorable. I think it would be a great fit for my family.

  68. Alesha K Klein says

    I love this and it would be a perfect gift for my granddaughter. It pleases me so much that people in the world still want our children to learn true values. Thanks for a wonderful, thoughtful give away!

  69. Leslie says

    I’ve been looking for ways to get my kids to be more nthused about giving this time of year than saying they want this that and the other. IEven if I don’t win this is totally something I’m doing with my kids this year!

  85. Melissa Morse says

    I love this! I’ve been looking for something like this instead of that creepy elf!! My 3 yr old son would be so psyched to be a ninja for Santa!! What a great giveaway & way to emphasize the true meaning of Christmas!

  86. Amy H says

    I love this idea! I know my kids would get involved with this tradition and keep spreading kindness year after year.

  87. Allison Jablonski says

    This is a fantastic idea! What a way to turn a “give me” holiday into a “give back” holiday- to be enjoyed by not just the givers but those that receive the kindness in turn. Love it!

  95. Elisa Lam says

    Such a great idea! I’m been trying to come up with a giving back type of advent calendar for the kids. This is perfect!

  102. Cally says

    What a wonderful idea!! I love this! Our world needs kindness so much! I always tell my daughter to spread kindness like glitter! I love your blog. ????

  109. Kimberly Erskine says

    I’m a brand new momma and I would love to start this as a new tradition for my little boy!

  110. Denise Macdonald says

    What a truely lovely idea. My little karate ninja is already a very caring giving girl but she would love to be a secret ninja for Santa x

  112. Jaime says

    I love this idea. I’ve been looking for someway to get my little ones more service oriented this time of year.

  113. Kendra Burns says

    Oh my! I would love to win this for my karate kids; this is perfect for our household. We love this season for just this reason and would love the sensei to guide us along with different acts of kindness!

  115. Megan says

    LOVE random acts of kindness! Such a simple way to teach kids how to treat others with empathy, love, and respect! I have my little ones help make treats for our neighbors at Halloween and we reverse trick or treat! Love the idea of this book!!

  118. Jill Falconburg-Nelson says

    This is a wonderful thing that I would love to start at home and in my Kindergarten class!

  127. Valerie B says

    I LOVE this idea!! I’m not a huge fan of the Elf on the shelf, but this is right up my kids and my alley! Love it!

  128. Trena Mertlich says

    How awesome is this! I feel like this would be great for my 6 kids. They need a little extra help getting along and working together.

  132. Melissa M says

    I love this so much! My daughters would have so much fun doing this and also learn great life lessons. Thanks for sharing this 🙂

  135. Cami says

    I love this idea! What a great Christmas tradition to start:). Giving of yourself is the best part of Christmas????????

  138. Karen says

    How have I never heard of this before? It’s so adorable! I’d love to give this to my daughter. She loves helping people out. She has such a kind, tender heart and is always ready to make people smile!

  142. Lacey Haycock says

    My oldest is 31/2 and it’s time for me to step up my holiday game! I’ve been on the look out for fun traditions to start with him and this one looks like so much fun!

  145. Britni says

    I love this idea! Does the ninja hide every night or how does it work? How did you present it to your kids? Did it appear on your doorstep? So they get to pick what acts they do then mail them back? Is the elf coming to your house too or are is just the sensi?

  146. Mrs. M. says

    How wonderful. I’m thinking of sharing this with my students in our special needs classroom. I’ll ask my mom to make them ninja masks to wear to carry out their special deeds all around our school 🙂

  150. Natalie Erickson says

    I have done the elf for the last few years but I haven’t felt like it has made the Christmas spirit stronger. I LOVE this idea. Christmas is about what you do for others and being Christ-like. I want my son to grow up in a world where he sees kindness in those around him and shows that same kindness in return. I definitely want this!

  156. Kirstin Lindsay says

    This is so awesome! We are home for the holidays this year and I’ve been trying to come up with all sorts of things to make this season magical but also really try and help them understand the true meaning of Christmas! Love this!

  157. Matti Smith says

    This is such an amazing idea. I would love to use it to guide my kids in service for others!

  158. Mandy Adams says

    What a fun idea! I’ve been wanting to do some service around Christmas time and this is perfect! My kids are so young, but this is such a fun way to get them excited! Thanks for sharing!

  160. Lisa says

    I love this idea – we already do RAOK in our house around the holidays but loving making it a part of a story also!

  165. Heather Pelletier says

    This would be absolutely perfect for my 5 yr old son who thinks he’s Bruce Lee anyway. Elf on the Shelf creeps me out, but these guys are adorable. This is a family tradition I can definitely do each year with him and pass on to my grandchildren whenever they come along.

  167. Valerie says

    This is a perfect idea for my grandchildren. They already have been doing some community service. Two years f them won an award from Soroptimists last year for their giving and good deeds. Love this.

  170. Tammy Dixon says

    What a fun way to incorporate kindness, service and giving! This would be a great thing to start in our family

  172. Jen says

    I am so excited about this book! Thanks for sharing this idea. I have been using Elf in the Shelf in my first grade classroom (which is great) but most of the students have an elf at home so it’s a bit redundant! I am SO excited to have a ninja elf instead! A fresh and new idea! Our school is participating in a kindness campaign called, Kindness Ninjas, so this will be perfect!!! It is so fun watching the first graders making a point to be kind and make a difference in the world!! Xoxoxo Jen

  175. Kara Burns says

    This is such a great idea. I am always looking for ways for my kids to serve and be a bit selfless during the year. Thanks for the ideas!

  180. Robyn stratton says

    Love following you in Instagram! Such a cute/helpful blog!
    This seems doable for busy families right?!

  191. Keirsten Reinhold says

    I’ve been looking for a new tradition to replace our Elf on the Shelf. This is such a great idea! My boys are 21, 19, and 11. Which sounds crazy, but they love any type of fun tradition to keep the spirit of Christmas in our home. My 19-year-old has Down Syndrome, so his brothers have always done things with & for him to be a part of the magic of Christmas. He keeps us BELIEVING! ✨????????????❤️

  196. Nachelle says

    I seriously love this! Also as a mom of three girls, love that it isn’t all girly, keeping my fingers crossed we win ????

  203. Kathleen Campbell says

    My daughters would love this! They really enjoy giving back to the community and spreading kindness!

  204. Carolyn says

    What a great way to instill kindness and love! My two boys are really into ninjas right now and my daughter loves to be sneaky so I think they would totally go for this idea and really be able to find the joy that comes with service.

  206. Bethaney says

    Wow that is such a creative way to spread a little love at Christmas time. Love it and my kids would too x

  209. Rochelle says

    My kiddos are the perfect age to start this selfless tradition of giving/serving others! I love fun ideas like this! Thanks for sharing!!

  216. Lindsey Winslow says

    This is such a cute idea!! My twins will love this, I was thinking of something we could all do to show Christmas is about more than toys and this is perfect!

  218. Janel Wright says

    I absolutely love this! We can all do a little more kindness and this would be a great tradition to start with my kids, plus they are HUGE ninja fans!

  222. Kristy Resciniti says

    This is awesome! Have tried doing random acts of kindness, but the kids (5&6) really haven’t gotten the concept. This would be a great way to get them into it!

  226. Melissa says

    My sons and I started our Kindness Club this summer with Do Nice Be Kind Spread Happy. We’re almost finished with it, so this is absolutely perfect to keep the kindness going.

  229. Shannie says

    I’ve been trying to figure out the best way to teach my kids about giving at Christmas! I think we’ll all have a lot of fun with this!!

  231. Nicole says

    Love this idea! My little one is now getting not do little and I’d love to extend our serving to those outside our family. Thank you!!

  232. Lindsay says

    This sounds fun! I love RAK. We don’t do elf on the shelf, I think this would be more fun for our family.

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