Love

When you see someone you love - like your family or your best friend - what does that warm feeling in your heart feel like?

Does your heart feel bigger when you see them?
What color is that happy feeling?
Does it feel warm or cold inside?

What do you love to do most with your family?

Maybe something fun you do at home or outside?
Think about times when you feel really happy together
It could be playing, cooking, or just talking - anything special!

When you really love someone, do you want to give them hugs or gifts?

What do you do when you love someone a lot?
Do you like sharing your toys with people you love?
How do you show someone you care about them?

Why do you think people hold hands when they care about each other?

Jak to jest trzymać się za ręce?
Czy to sprawia, że czujesz się bezpieczny czy szczęśliwy?

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If you could give love a shape, what shape would it be?

Would it be round like a circle or pointy like a star?
What would it feel like to touch?
Would it be big or small?

What makes your heart feel the most happy?

Is it when someone smiles at you?
Is it when you help someone?
Is it when you get something?

Can you be friends with someone who dislikes your favorite food?

Of course! Love is about accepting people for who they are, even if they don’t share your love of pizza or ice cream.

Recall the happiest moment in your life. Share it with the group. How long did it last?

Happiness can last a moment or a whole day—what matters is how it made you feel.

Name your favorite color and as a group find five things in this color on the board!

Tell everyone about at least one thing that you really like doing. Let your group share similar hobbies or interests!

It could be drawing, playing a game, or even eating your favorite snack!

Think of three things that brought you joy today and share them with the group. The group can help you with their ideas!

Sharing positive thoughts can make everyone smile

Can you like someone who snores loudly? As a group, pretend to be bears snoring together and turn it into a game!

Of course! It just means they're tired and need a good night's sleep.

Close your eyes and imagine a place that makes you happy. Describe it to the group and let them guess where it is.

Think of a park, beach, or even your room. Give clues like smells, sounds, or colors.

As a group, take a mini-exercise break! Do five quick squats together and cheer each other on!

Exercise will make you feel energized and happy. Get your blood flowing and energy growing

Imagine as a group what you would do to show love to your kids if you were adults. Share your ideas!

You may spend time together, be with someone when they feel sad, angry, or ill, cook a delicious dinner, or have fun spending time together!

How can you tell that someone loves you back? Let your group come up with their ideas!

You know this by noticing how this person treats you: they listen to you and want to understand you, they want to spend time with you, they are interested in how you feel, they want you to feel happy. The list is endless!

How can you tell that someone is happy? All players share their observations!

By looking at their face and seeing a kind smile, hearing them laugh, a happy tone in their voice, or by observing how they spend time with others.

Spread positivity! Everyone shares something that made them happy today.

It could be something small, like seeing a rainbow, hearing a favorite song, or having a nice breakfast.

Work together as a group to imagine how you would paint love. What would it look like?

Love could be a rainbow, a colorful heart, or anything that makes you happy.

Everyone places a hand on their chest, listens to their heartbeat, and tries to make a sound that matches its rhythm. Share how it feels!

Feel the rhythm of your heart—it’s unique to you!