Moral Reasoning Bookmarks — Bright Illustrated Set
Is it tattling, or is it helping? These moral reasoning bookmarks give students a few good questions to ask before they decide.
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About this resource
Is it tattling, or is it helping? These moral reasoning bookmarks give students a few good questions to ask before they decide. This bright illustrated set for Grades K–5 shows a puppy in a garden, an octopus and a seal reading, in bold storybook scenes with big chunky lettering. The messages invite reflection and thinking about all sides, which supports Self-Awareness and SEL lessons about values.
What students practice
- Reflecting before they decide
- Trying to understand all sides
- Making choices that match their values
- Asking whether it is fair and kind
What’s inside these moral reasoning bookmarks
- 20 full-color bookmarks: 10 affirmations and 10 quotes
- Mixed set: 5 pages with 4 different bookmarks per page
- Class set: 20 pages with 4 copies of the same bookmark per page
- 29 pages
A look inside
- Affirmations: “I make choices that match my values.” “I try to understand all sides.” “I reflect before I decide.”
- Quotes: “Good decisions begin with good thinking.” “Justice starts with thoughtfulness.”
- Art: a puppy in a garden, a hen reading, an octopus, a cat on a bookshelf, a toucan, a snake and a seal reading.
Pairs well with
Both moral reasoning layouts are printable bookmarks for students: choose mixed for variety or class copies for one shared message. Hand one out after your personal values activities. Black-and-white fans can pick Moral Reasoning Bookmarks to Color. To keep exploring right and wrong, see Ethical Decision-Making Bookmarks — Bright Illustrated Set.
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