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We have partnered with UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center to provide you with these scientific facts. Click on an item below to expand and reveal more.

Grateful kids are happier kids

Teens who report high levels of gratitude upon entering high school are happier, more satisfied with life, and less depressed at graduation time.

Grateful kids do better in school

Middle schoolers in disadvantaged areas who score high in gratitude tend to be more interested in school, get more involved in extracurricular activities, and receive higher grades if they are grateful.

Grateful kids are better citizens

Grateful middle schoolers are more motivated to help others and use their strengths to contribute to society.

Kids can become more grateful with practice

In one study, middle schoolers who counted their blessings every day for two weeks later reported more optimism, more satisfaction with life, and more satisfaction with school than students who didn’t practice gratitude.

Teachers can foster gratitude in students

Researchers have developed a special gratitude curriculum to teach 8 to 11 year olds to be more positive and grateful. Other gratitude activities for the classroom include taking gratitude photos, making a gratitude quilt, and writing gratitude letters.

Parents can foster gratitude in their children

Parents can model gratitude and encourage their kids to thank people who helped them achieve something.

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