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Colors of Kindness is an interactive SEL school assembly and character education program that uses magic, comedy, puppetry, children’s literature, and audience participation to teach kids about kindness, self-esteem, respect, bullying, tolerance, acceptance, and friendship.
Created especially for elementary-age children, this colorful school program turns important social-emotional learning (SEL) concepts into an experience kids can understand, enjoy, and remember.
Kids laugh. Kids participate. And along the way, they discover something important:
Everyone is different. Everyone has value. And everyone can choose kindness.
Brett made their events a success. Yours could be next!
“Brett was fantastic. He related to the children on their level. He integrated all kinds of curriculum into the performance. (math, science, reading, etc.) The kids loved him and could have been entertained by him for hours. I would highly recommend Brett to any teacher or parent!”
Angela Moberley
Johns Elementary
“I got lots of great comments from both shows you did here. I am looking forward to having you here again, either in summer again (perhaps for a family program this time!) or perhaps at Christmas next year. You have an easy report with the kids… And, your professionalism is terrific! And to think, we have you in our neck of the woods- how lucky for this area!”
Beverly Kirkendall
Hurst Public Library
A Kindness Assembly Kids Actually Enjoy!
Talking to children about kindness and character is important—but simply telling kids to “be nice” isn’t always memorable.
Colors of Kindness brings those lessons to life.
Through colorful magic tricks, hilarious puppets, stories, comedy, and audience participation, children explore real-life lessons about treating others with respect and feeling good about who they are.
The program reinforces important character traits including:
Kindness • Respect • Caring • Responsibility • Fairness • Trustworthiness • Acceptance • Friendship • Confidence
Because these lessons are wrapped inside an entertaining magic show, children stay engaged while the educational messages become part of the fun.
Building Self-Esteem – It’s Great to Be You!
The adventure begins with the children’s book RED: A Crayon’s Story and an important message about identity and self-confidence.
Children discover that they don’t have to look, act, think, or learn exactly like everyone else to have value.
A colorful magic routine brings that message to life, helping kids understand that discovering what makes you different can also help you discover what makes you special.
Then everyone meets the hilarious Red Crayon, whose silly personality keeps children laughing while reinforcing the importance of believing in yourself.
It’s a fun, age-appropriate lesson in self-esteem, confidence, individuality, and accepting yourself.
Kindness, Bullying & Making Better Choices
What should you do when someone teases you or treats you unkindly?
A fast-paced “broken crayon” comedy routine opens the door to talking about bullying, teasing, resilience, and positive ways to handle conflict.
Instead of responding to unkind behavior with more unkind behavior, children see examples of making better choices.
The message is simple enough for young children to understand:
You can’t always control what someone else does—but you can control what you do next.
Through humor and visual storytelling, kids learn about confidence, kindness, problem-solving, and treating others with respect.
Celebrating Our Differences
The show’s grand finale is inspired by the children’s book The Crayon Box That Talked.
Just like the colors inside a crayon box, people don’t all look alike, think alike, or have the same talents—and that’s a good thing!
An amazing magic effect illustrates how much better things can become when different colors work together.
Children discover that appreciating each other’s differences makes a classroom, school, and community stronger.
It’s a memorable lesson about tolerance, diversity, acceptance, teamwork, friendship, and belonging.
Social-Emotional Learning Through Magic, Puppets & Books
Colors of Kindness combines entertainment with important elementary SEL and character education concepts.
Rather than presenting children with a lecture, Brett uses:
Magic • Puppetry • Comedy • Children’s Books • Storytelling • Audience Participation • Visual Object Lessons
These elements help turn abstract ideas like respect, resilience, empathy, self-esteem, and acceptance into concrete experiences young children can understand.
Children aren’t simply told what kindness means.
They see it. They experience it. And they become part of it.
Perfect for Elementary Schools & Character Education Programs
Colors of Kindness is a great choice for:
Elementary School Assemblies • SEL Programs • Kindness Week • Anti-Bullying Programs • Character Education • School-Wide Celebrations • Respect Programs • Friendship Programs • Reading Events • School Family Nights
The program is designed primarily for elementary-age children and combines enough silliness to keep younger students entertained with meaningful messages older elementary students can understand.
Reading, Literacy & STAAR Connections
Colors of Kindness also incorporates children’s literature, giving schools another way to connect the assembly experience with classroom learning.
The program uses RED: A Crayon’s Story and The Crayon Box That Talked to explore concepts including theme, character, identity, symbolism, inference, cause and effect, and connecting stories to real-life experiences.
Reading Comprehension
Students explore themes including identity, kindness, tolerance, and acceptance and see how the messages found in books can apply to their own lives.
Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving
The broken crayon routine gives children a visual example of cause and effect, conflict, choices, and how a character can respond to a challenging situation.
Vocabulary & Language
Colorful visual routines provide opportunities to explore symbolism, figurative meaning, context, and descriptive language.
Active Learning
Audience participation encourages children to listen, follow directions, think, respond, and work together rather than passively watching a presentation.
These literacy connections can help reinforce skills students encounter in the classroom and on STAAR Reading assessments.
A Dallas–Fort Worth SEL School Assembly Kids Will Remember
Brett Roberts has been entertaining and educating children for decades with programs created specifically for young audiences.
Colors of Kindness is available for elementary schools and children’s educational events throughout Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas.
If you’re searching for an SEL school assembly, kindness assembly, anti-bullying program, character education assembly, respect program, or motivational elementary school program, Colors of Kindness combines those important lessons with something kids genuinely enjoy:
A really fun show.
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