Coping Skills Bookmarks — Bright Illustrated Set
Students cope better when they remember they already have tools. These coping skills bookmarks remind them in the book they carry: “I can draw, breathe, or journal”.
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About this resource
Students cope better when they remember they already have tools. These coping skills bookmarks remind them in the book they carry: “I can draw, breathe, or journal”. This is the bright illustrated set for Grades K–5, with magical scenes of a treehouse, a leopard, a unicorn, a penguin on the moon and a sleeping dragon.
What students practice
- Taking breaks when needed
- Talking about feelings
- Drawing, breathing or journaling
- Practicing coping strategies
What’s inside these coping skills bookmarks
- 20 full-color bookmarks: 10 affirmations and 10 quotes
- A mixed set: 5 pages with 4 different bookmarks per page
- A class set: 20 pages with 4 copies of the same bookmark per page
- 29 pages
A look inside
- Affirmations: “I have tools to help me” “I use coping skills that work for me” “I can draw, breathe, or journal”
- Quotes: “You can handle this” “You’re not alone”
- Art: magical scenes with a treehouse, a leopard, a unicorn, a penguin on the moon, a crystal cave and a sleeping dragon.
Grade fit
In Grades K–5, these printable bookmarks for students are easy to use: add them to a calm-down kit, or use them as reading incentives during a feelings unit. The messages build Self-Management as an SEL habit.
Pairs well with
For a hands-on version, see Coping Skills Bookmarks to Color, which has the same messages. Coping Skills Scenario Cards — Printable & Digital takes coping skills into another format.
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