5 Fun, Easy Gratitude Activities

Practicing gratitude can enhance your well-being and those around you, but it’s easy to forget to pause and notice the things, moments, and people in your life you’re appreciative of in the day-to-day hurries of life.

Don’t feel like you have to jump into daily gratitude journal mode. That’s a great practice, and you can learn more about its benefits here. But, it’s not the only way to integrate gratitude practices. Check out these fun, easy activities that can help you start practicing gratitude or continue practicing gratitude.

Gratitude game digital download. This page includes pictures of all five M&M colors and five statements for people to finish, all meant to spark conversation about what people are grateful for.

M&M Gratitude Game

Grab a bag of M&M’s and have participants pick as many as they want. Ask them to complete the sentences on teh download according to the color of M&M’s they choose.

Gratitude jar digital downoad. Image includes the prompt, "I'm Grateful for" and a picture of a jar with lines where you can write down things you're grateful for.

Gratefulness Jar Download

Instead of a traditional gratitude jar, print a gratefulness jar page, write things you're grateful for, and save if desired. You can look back on weeks throughout the year for reminders of things you're thankful for.

Gratitude Game. Roll the die and answer the question that matches the number. The game includes five questions matched to five faces of die. Each question is mean to bring about discussion about things people are grateful for.

Roll the Dice Gratitude Game

To play, roll a die and answer the question that match the number. Pass to the next person to take a turn. Keep playing as many rounds as desired.

Gratitude Game. Title: Gratitude A-Z. Directions: For each letter, write down something you're grateful for. Game lists each letter of the alphabet and leaves a space for you to write something beginning with each letter.

Gratitude A to Z Game

For each letter of the alphabet, write down something you’re grateful for. The exercise can be done individually or in a group. If done in a group, you could ask each person to share some or all the things they've identified on their lists.

Gratitude List. Includes a space for you to write the week date at the top right corner. Each day of the week is listed, and there are spaces for you to write down things you're grateful for each day.

Weekly Gratitude List

Print a journal page each week, write a few things you're grateful for each day, and save if desired. You could look back on weeks throughout the year for reminders of things you're grateful for.

These activities are fun, easy ways to start practicing gratitude. If you want to continue to go deeper in your gratitude practices, learn more about additional tools that can help mark gratefulness.

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