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Bullying Prevention Coloring Pages — Affirmations and Quotes

Grades 2–8 · Social Awareness · Coloring Pages

Prevention works best when students understand bullying before it happens.

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About this resource

Prevention works best when students understand bullying before it happens. These bullying prevention coloring pages build that understanding quietly, with 20 messages about inclusion, kind words, speaking up and telling a trusted adult. The set is written for Grades 2–8 and supports the Relationship Skills competency, with a nod to Social Awareness.

What students practice

Including those who feel left out
Being an upstander, not a bystander
Telling a trusted adult when needed
Helping make school a safe place

What’s inside these bullying prevention coloring pages

10 affirmation and 10 quote pages in portrait and landscape
“Standing Up for Others Check-In,” an 8-question SEL reflection page with tips
A 12-task choice board in four categories, with tasks like thinking of a place where bullying might happen and writing one idea to make it safer
Classroom and counseling guides and a printing guide
A list of all 20 messages; 56 pages in all

A look inside

Affirmations: “I include those who feel left out.” “I tell a trusted adult when needed.”
Quotes: “Be an upstander, not a bystander.” “A safe school starts with you.”

Grade fit

Think of the set as bullying prevention affirmation coloring pages with SEL reflection built in; the slow, detailed coloring makes them mindfulness coloring pages too. Open a bullying prevention unit with the set or keep the topic visible all year. The reflection page asks “When is it hardest for you to stand up for someone else?” The set fits Grades 2–8.