Social Awareness Bookmarks to Color
Inclusion talk lands better when it’s tied to something students make themselves.
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About this resource
Inclusion talk lands better when it’s tied to something students make themselves. These social awareness bookmarks to color, for Grades 2–8, pair a calm coloring task with messages about speaking up and celebrating what makes each person unique.
What students practice
- Including others in conversations
- Speaking up when you see unfairness
- Celebrating what makes us unique
- Being the voice for what’s right
What’s inside these social awareness bookmarks to color bookmarks to color
- 20 bookmarks to color: 10 affirmations and 10 quotes
- A mixed set: 5 pages with 4 different bookmarks per page, plus 1 page of 4 blank bookmarks
- A class set: 20 pages with 4 copies of the same bookmark per page, plus 4 pages of blank bookmarks
- 34 pages
A look inside
- Affirmations: “I include others in conversations.” “I speak up when I see unfairness.” “I celebrate what makes us unique.”
- Quotes: “Inclusion starts with awareness.” “Be the voice for what’s right.” “We’re different—and that’s beautiful.”
- Borders: art-deco and mandala, plus blank bookmarks for students to write their own line about fairness or belonging.
Grade fit
Fits Grades 2–8, from elementary through middle school, as a calm Social Awareness activity with a real conversation built in. Color them in small groups after a class or advisory discussion on inclusion, or set them out for early finishers. These printable bookmarks for students add a small SEL touchpoint.
Pairs well with
The same messages also come as Social Awareness Bookmarks — Bright Illustrated Set, with bright storybook art.
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