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How to Use These Kindness Coloring Sheets to Encourage More Kindness

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Inside: Use these kindness coloring pages to help fight boredom and encourage kindness while kids color these kindness coloring sheets. 


When my kids were little, we couldn’t go far without coloring books and boatloads of crayons because not only did they love to color, it also kept them busy and focused. 

We had coloring books for every superhero and every princess and cartoon character and triangle crayons and finger crayons and we wouldn’t go into a restaurant or doctor’s office without them. 

And now that my kids are older and turned most of their crayons in for markers, they still love to color. 

But instead of coloring Batman and Strawberry Shortcake, we often color messages that inspire and uplift to reinforce the message of kindness. 

I want my kids to remember to be kind, even when I’m not there to remind them, even when they’re doing something as fun and simple as coloring. 

And for that, we use these Kindness Coloring Sheets. 

Use these kindness coloring pages to encourage more kindness with kids.

Why it’s Important to Raise Kind Kids 

We’re raising our kids to be kind and it’s so important to us, it’s one of our only two family rules. 

We work hard to make it happen because when kindness becomes a habit, it makes our home a calmer, happier, more peaceful place to be. 

And since kindness is contagious, my kids’ kindness encourages others to also be kind. 

As an added bonus, science has proven that kind people are happier people. 

So we read books about kindness and talk about kindness with these 60 discussion starters and we volunteer as a family.

We use this sibling ice cream challenge to encourage sibling kindness and decrease sibling rivalry. 

In school, we use this Trash or Kindness Game to easily teach SEL and encourage more kindness in classrooms. 

And we use these kindness coloring pages to encourage even more kindness. They’re perfect for home and for school. 

How to Use the Kindness Coloring Sheets 

1. Download and print the kindness coloring pages (download below). 

Use these kindness coloring pages to encourage more kindness with kids.

2. Choose to copy as many different coloring pages as you wish. There are 15 to choose from. 

Use these kindness coloring pages to encourage more kindness with kids.           Use these kindness coloring pages to encourage more kindness with kids.           Use these kindness coloring pages to encourage more kindness with kids.

3. Offer the kindness coloring sheets to kids to encourage more kindness and spread kindness messages.

They’re perfect for indoor/rainy recess and libraries or when kids have to wait and need a quick boredom buster. 

Use these kindness coloring sheets to encourage more kindness with kids.

4. Hang the finished kindness coloring sheets up to decorate: hallways, refrigerators and classrooms, and libraries. 

Use these kindness coloring pages to encourage more kindness with kids.

 

Download the Kindness coloring sheets here. 

Use these kindness coloring sheets to encourage more kindness with kids.

Use these kindness coloring pages to encourage more kindness with kids.


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I’m Nicole and I am a recovering elementary school teacher, a mom to three super busy kids, and I mostly survive on strong coffee.

I share my best parenting tips and tricks for intentionally raising kind kids, creating a stronger family connection, and bullying prevention.

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