Hadia Ejaz

22nd Jul 2025

Chikoo's Kind Club

Outside the school, Chikoo saw a sad boy sitting all alone on the playground. He walked over and said, 'Hey... are you okay?' The boy looked up with big, sad eyes and whispered, 'I'm just... really hungry. I didn't bring lunch today.' Chikoo smiled wide and said, 'No worries! We can share mine!'

A happy schoolyard, a young Indian boy named Chikoo, with short black hair wearing a bright T-shirt and jeans, walking towards a sad boy with a frown, sitting alone with a lunchbox, colorful playground equipment in the background, bright and cheerful day, illustration, child-friendly, vibrant colors, uplifting atmosphere

They sat on the grass, sharing the lunch. The boy looked surprised and said, 'Thank you! No one’s ever shared with me before.' Chikoo nodded and replied, 'We all have something to give, even if it’s small.' After finishing their meal, Chikoo had a bright idea and said, 'Let’s start a Kind Club! We can help more kids!' The boy’s face lit up as he smiled, 'Yes! We'll make sure no one feels left out again.'

Chikoo, a young Indian boy with short black hair in a T-shirt and jeans, sitting on green grass, sharing a lunch with the sad boy who has messy hair and a worn-out shirt, eating happily together, surrounded by flowers, warm and inviting light, illustration, heartwarming scene, cheerful vibe

The next day, Chikoo and the boy, who was named Sam, made colorful posters for their Kind Club. They drew big hearts and smiley faces, writing 'Join Us! Spread Kindness!' in bright letters. Chikoo and Sam hung the posters around the school, feeling excited about their new adventure.

During recess, a few kids came over, curious about the Kind Club. Chikoo explained, 'We help each other out and share kindness.' Sam added, 'We make sure everyone has a friend.' The kids smiled and nodded, eager to join in and spread happiness.

By the end of the week, the Kind Club had grown, and everyone felt happier. Chikoo looked around at his new friends and smiled, knowing they had made a difference. Together, they promised to keep their Kind Club going, making sure no one ever felt alone again.