These positive affirmation colouring pages for kids are a great way to reinforce self-worth in children. It has been found that daily positive affirmations are very effective in nurturing emotional well-being not just for adults but children too. I believe that colouring simple affirmations can allow time for the messages of self-belief to sink into young minds and the repetitive nature of it is soothing in itself.
These are perfect for parents to give to their kids to reinforce that they are worth celebrating. They are a great way to help build self-confidence and healthy self-esteem. They are also a meaningful coping strategy for when they are feeling low or anxious by using the affirmations as positive self-talk. Colouring is a therapy for our nervous systems.
We have 15 simple colouring pages to download to help build a resilient mindset using positive thinking. Positive affirmations are more than just motivational quotes, they can boost children’s confidence.
What are the three P’s of a positive Affirmation?
- Present tense – crafted with a present tense in mind. “I am”, rather than “I will be”. This is so your mind will begin to accept it as your current reality.
- Personal – That they relate to us as individuals.
- Positive – They are aspirational and help maintain a positive mindset.
How to Download These Kids’ Positive Affirmation Coloring Pages
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How to use these Positive Affirmations with Kids
These simple coloring pages are more suitable for younger children (EYFS, Kindergarten 1st Grade or preschool age) and are useful for introducing concepts such as perseverance and kind behaviour to ourselves and others.
- Our Positive Affirmations Coloring Sheets can be used at home or in the classroom as a brain break or early finishers activity. They are also great for they are also great for displaying in the learning space or the classroom bulletin board. They also make great fronts for notebooks or pinning in lockers.
- You can use them to discuss what feels like a positive color and why. Helping children develop color recognition skills and ways to discuss emotions.
- They make a great conversation starting when discussing social-emotional learning and you can use the three P’s to encourage children to design their own affirmations and make growth mindset posters when doing a mindfulness level.
- They would make a great mindfulness activity for text anxiety or part of a revision package given at test-taking time.
- As a parent, they are brilliant for encouraging a healthy belief system and I would introduce them in quiet time as a fun mindful colouring activity that you can use to talk about feelings.
We also have a fab set of printable positive affirmation cards that are credit card-sized perfect for keeping in pockets or wallets.
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I always print my printables directly onto 160 gsm cardstock using my Epson Ecotank Printer rather than regular paper, this way they are a little more durable and the pens do not bleed through to the other side. However, if you do not have a home printer then just pop to a library and use theirs.
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