Respect Bookmarks to Color
Sometimes the most respectful thing a student can do is breathe before speaking.
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About this resource
Sometimes the most respectful thing a student can do is breathe before speaking. These respect bookmarks to color give Grades 2–8 a quiet moment to practice, with lace and geometric borders and outlined lettering to fill in.
What students practice
- Respecting personal space and boundaries
- Using respectful words, even when upset
- Valuing everyone’s opinion
- Treating respect as a daily choice
What’s inside these respect bookmarks to color bookmarks to color
- 20 bookmarks to color: 10 affirmations and 10 quotes
- A mixed set: 5 pages with 4 different bookmarks per page, plus 1 page of 4 blank bookmarks
- A class set: 20 pages with 4 copies of the same bookmark per page, plus 4 pages of blank bookmarks
- 34 pages
A look inside
- Affirmations: “I respect personal space and boundaries.” “I use respectful words, even when upset.” “I value everyone’s opinion.”
- Quotes: “Respect creates peace.” “Respect speaks even in silence.” “Everyone deserves respect.”
- Borders: lace and geometric, plus blank bookmarks for students to write their own definition of respect.
Grade fit
Right for Grades 2–8, with Relationship Skills (and Social Awareness) at the center. Use them in a calm corner, as indoor recess work, in advisory or with a small group practicing conflict resolution. It is simple SEL practice.
Pairs well with
Prefer another look? The same 20 messages come with bright storybook art as Respect Bookmarks — Bright Illustrated Set. For another way to use these ideas, try Respect Coloring Pages — Affirmations and Quotes.
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