Peer Pressure Bookmarks to Color
How do you help a nine-year-old say no to a friend? Start with words short enough to remember.
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About this resource
How do you help a nine-year-old say no to a friend? Start with words short enough to remember. These peer pressure bookmarks to color pair geometric and art-deco borders with big outlined lettering, and blank bookmarks let students write a line they would really say. Coloring keeps the mood calm while the messages build independent choices, a Relationship Skills focus for Grades 2–8 and a steady SEL practice.
What students practice
- Trusting themselves to decide
- Walking away from bad choices
- Being brave enough to be different
- Standing strong, even alone
What’s inside these peer pressure bookmarks to color
- 20 bookmarks to color: 10 affirmations and 10 quotes
- Mixed set: 5 pages of 4 different bookmarks, plus 1 page of 4 blank bookmarks
- Class set: 20 pages of 4 copies of one bookmark, plus 4 pages of blank bookmarks
- 34 pages
A look inside
- Affirmations: “I can walk away from bad choices.” “I trust myself to decide.” “I am brave enough to be different.”
- Quotes: “You’re the boss of your choices.” “Fit in by standing out.”
- Art: black-and-white designs with geometric and art-deco borders around big outlined lettering.
Pairs well with
Print the layout you need: this peer pressure set of printable bookmarks for students comes as a mixed or class set. Hand one out after your peer pressure activities. Prefer full color? Peer Pressure Bookmarks — Bright Illustrated Set has the same 20 messages. For a set about speaking up, try Assertiveness Bookmarks to Color.
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