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Growth Mindset Coloring Pages: Positive Affirmations for Upper Grades

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Are you looking for a meaningful way to help students internalize positive affirmations? These growth mindset coloring pages are for you! Mindful coloring with affirmations supports a culture of success, perseverance, and motivation for every student in your class!

 

Delivery Method: Instant Digital Download 

Pages: 49 PDF pages
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Growth Mindset Coloring Pages for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade:

Looking for a meaningful way to help students internalize positive affirmations? These growth mindset coloring pages are for you!

Mindful coloring with affirmations supports a culture of success, perseverance, and motivation for every student in your class!

These coloring pages with positive affirmations will reinforce your growth mindset instruction and are perfect for any classroom bulletin board or display for 3rd grade and up! Use them in your classroom, common areas in the school, or a counselor’s office.

This coloring pages file includes the following:

  • 23 coloring pages
  • Two worksheets (printables) for a mindfulness coloring lesson
  • Bulletin board letters (GROWTH MINDSET) in watercolor and in black-and-white to use on a classroom display or bulletin board

BONUS: You will find a mindfulness activity called Mindful Coloring. Use this activity as a part of your mindfulness curriculum or during particularly stressful times, like end-of-year testing.

Each coloring page comes in black-and-white. Two printables are also included to help you teach a lesson on mindfulness (mindful coloring) as well as 16 pages of bulletin board letters (G-R-O-W-T-H-M-I-N-D-S-E-T) in watercolor colors and in black-and-white.

This file contains 49 pages.

83 reviews for Growth Mindset Coloring Pages: Positive Affirmations for Upper Grades

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  1. Lily Eichert  –

    I first used these during our beginning-of-the-year routine building where we introduce growth mindset. I just used them again for state testing. I had kids choose an affirmation they liked, they colored it, and we glued it on their blank paper folders that they can keep on their desks during testing.

  2. Katherine M –

    Great resource!

  3. Meagan R –

    Love this resource!!!

  4. Wendy F –

    My students loved these. I used them during down times or when they finished early.

  5. Laura M. –

    Love having some growth mindset affirmations to read and think about while coloring. Coloring is so calming for many of my students (and myself), and the affirmations just boost what our school is working to embody!

  6. Amanda B –

    Kids loved it!

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  8. Debbie B –

    Great resource! Thank you for taking the time to create this.

  9. Kelly M G. –

    My students really enjoyed this activity! Each student chose two to color and we hung them around the room for the year.

  10. Dawn B. –

    These are so pretty and go so well with our monthly character traits.

  11. Denise O. –

    Beautiful images and great mantras/quotes for students and adults.

  12. Andrea C. –

    My students are loving these affirmation coloring sheets. We have used them as part of our soft starts in the mornings.

  13. Ashleigh I. –

    The students enjoyed using this resource to color and to read the fun, positive words on each page.

  14. Debbie Casburn –

    used this resource along side our Art unit on using various ways to shade / colour. Students chose which one that they identified with the most.

  15. Jenna H. –

    Great resource! Love using in my 4th grade classroom!

    • Kirsten Tulsian –

      Thank you so much for taking the time to share your positive experience with this product. I truly appreciate your kind words and feedback!
      Much gratitude,
      Kirsten

  16. Michelle B. –

    These are the perfect printables for kids who love to color and have the nicest sayings on them.

  17. Regan Gallo –

    I love using these in homeroom or as early finisher activities. Students love seeing them hanging up around the room, and I love the positive messages

  18. Tenesha J. –

    My students loved this using this resource. I often use it for early finishers. I loved the fact that students go back and pull the unfinished coloring pages out when they have extra time, indoor recess, or finished early.

  19. Melissah S. –

    The “Growth Mindset Coloring Pages Activity: Positive Affirmations Posters” is a brilliant and calming way to integrate social-emotional learning with creative expression in the classroom.

    Key Benefits:

    Reinforces Growth Mindset: Each page features a positive affirmation (e.g., “I can learn anything,” “Mistakes help me grow,” “My effort makes me smarter”) that directly promotes a growth mindset, encouraging resilience and a love for learning.

    Calming & Mindful Activity: Coloring is a proven stress-reducer and promotes mindfulness. This activity provides a quiet, focused task that can help students regulate emotions and prepare for learning.

    Positive Classroom Decor: Once completed, these pages transform into personalized, student-created posters that can adorn classroom walls, serving as constant visual reminders of positive self-talk and a growth-oriented attitude.

    Accessibility & Engagement: It’s an activity that appeals to a wide range of students, offering a low-pressure way to engage with important social-emotional concepts.

    Recommendation:

    Highly recommended for any elementary classroom looking to foster a positive learning environment, build self-esteem, and teach valuable growth mindset principles in an engaging and creative manner. It’s a win-win for both emotional well-being and classroom aesthetics.

  20. Kimberly Clay –

    Great resource for my 4th grade students. Thank you!

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