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Celebree School of Smyrna recently joined ATL Live to share how our classrooms help children practice small acts of kindness. Research shows that when children as young as four regularly engage in kind behaviors, they\u2019re more likely to build empathy, feel socially connected, and develop positive peer relationships. Our Valentine\u2019s themed activities brought those skills to life in a fun, age-appropriate way.<\/p>\n