Healthy Boundaries Coloring Pages — Affirmations and Quotes

About this resource

Knowing where you end and someone else begins is a skill before it is a feeling. These healthy boundaries coloring pages give students clear, kind language for it through 20 messages for Grades 2–8. Boundaries are framed as care for yourself and for the friendship, part of the Relationship Skills competency.

What students practice

• Setting their own limits
• Respecting other people’s limits
• Asking before touching or hugging
• Taking space when they need it

What’s inside these healthy boundaries coloring pages

• 20 messages to color, each in portrait and landscape
• “Respecting Boundaries Check-In,” an 8-question SEL reflection page with tips
• A 12-task choice board in four categories, with tasks like drawing two circles, one for what feels okay and one for what does not
• Guides for classroom and counseling use, plus a printing guide
• The full list of all 20 messages; 56 pages in all

A look inside

• Affirmations: “I ask before touching or hugging.” “I am allowed to take space.”
• Quotes: “No is a full sentence.” “Good friends respect boundaries.”

Grade fit

Think of the set as healthy boundaries affirmation coloring pages with SEL reflection built in; the slow, detailed coloring makes them mindfulness coloring pages too. The messages cover both sides of a boundary, so the set suits counseling for students working through hard friendships or a relationship skills unit. The reflection page asks “When is it hardest for you to set limits or say no?” The set fits Grades 2–8.

Pairs well with

Send the same messages home on Healthy Boundaries Bookmarks to Color, or add Assertiveness Bookmarks to Color.