The Kindness Kangaroo Project
The Kindness Kangaroo Project involves Author Sandra Wilson working with groups of children to gather story ideas and get student-drawn illustrations for each story. These stories involve topics and scenarios that reinforce inclusion, acceptance, kindness and friendship in an age appropriate context.
As an addition to this project I have decided this year to have the Kindness Kangaroo Awards. (click for more info)
Book Workshops for groups of kids

Testimonials:
"the kids were so excited after you came that they asked if they could write books instead of go on their tech for free time on a Friday (unheard of!). Lol"
Emotional Animal Alphabet series
(all 26 books completed)
Super Kids Save the World series
(7 out of 10 books completed)
STILL
BOOKING
(any grade)
The Unpleasant Pirates series
(2 out of 10 books completed)
STILL BOOKING
(grades 4+ preferred)
Robot Rules series
This will be the next series to run which will feature stories with the topic of cause and effect.
BOOKING COMING SOON
Woods of Wonder(coming soon)
A 10 book series about values with characters like dragons and fairies!


From the Author
I wish I could put into words what the Kindness Kangaroo Project has given me. But no words can truly describe the look of pride on the students’ faces when they are recognized and applauded for their work. No description could allow you to feel the excitement they feel when you put a book they helped make into their hands.
When a child thanks you for listening, when a child hugs you as you leave and when a child shares that they hope to grow up to be a writer like you, the emotions that are felt are indescribable.
I began this project because I noticed the difference that one small act of kindness made in a man’s day. And now that one act has spread into a project that shares love, acceptance, inclusion and kindness with children, teachers, parents and me.
As the books are read this ripple of kindness will spread to homes, to communities and throughout the world. It is illuminating to see what a difference can be made. It is rewarding to know I was a small part in making this difference and it is important that I keep sharing the ideas and illustrations of these children through my books.