Free to print · Free to play
The HopeWings Story Library
A safe, creative place where children learn kindness through play — colouring pages, puzzles, games, printable worksheets and weekly kindness challenges.
Everything here is free. Print it at home, use it in a classroom, or take it on a car ride.
A promise to parents
Nothing on this page asks a child for their name, address, photograph or email. There are no accounts, no logins and no scores saved anywhere. Children print, play and colour — and that is all.
For kids
Pick something fun
Ask a grown-up to help you print. Then grab your crayons.
Hope’s Kindness Challenge
Earn a feather for every kind act
Print the feather chart. Every time you do something kind, colour in one feather. Fill all seven and print your certificate from Ms. Bettina and Hope.
- Invite someone to join you
- Give a sincere compliment
- Help clean up without being asked
- Write a thank-you note
- Share a book or toy
- Sit beside someone who seems alone
- Encourage someone who is learning
- Tell a family member you appreciate them
For grown-ups
Guides for parents and educators
The same activities, with the context behind them — what each one is building, and how to open the conversation afterwards.
For parents at home
Simple ways to turn a story into a conversation, and a conversation into a habit.
- Read-aloud tips by age
- Questions to ask after each chapter
- Turning one kind act into a weekly routine
- Talking about hard feelings with young children
- Screen-free activities for car rides and waiting rooms
For teachers and librarians
Classroom-ready material for character education, SEL blocks and reading month.
- Discussion guides for each book
- Printable classroom worksheets
- Kindness challenge for a whole class
- Group activities for 20–30 children
- Service-learning and community project ideas
What children are practising
Play with something underneath it
Empathy
Noticing how another person might be feeling, and responding to it.
Confidence
Learning that a small action they choose themselves genuinely counts.
Inclusion
Recognising who is being left out, and doing something about it.
Literacy
Vocabulary, sequencing, comprehension and fine motor skills.
Keep going
New activities every month
Join the Kindness Letter and Ms. Bettina will send new printables, challenges and book news. Free, and you can unsubscribe any time.
Children under 13 should ask a parent or guardian to subscribe for them.
Learn. Play. Be Kind.