20 Kindness Coloring Pages

How to Use These Kindness Coloring Pages

Preschool and elementary teachers can open a kindness week with the Choose Kindness or Kindness Begins with Me page: before coloring, each child says one kind act they did or will do today and writes it on the back. The kindness jar and the kindness tree work well on a bulletin board, where the class adds one colored heart for every kind act they notice.

School counselors and therapists who work on social skills can use the scenes as conversation starters: how the girl standing alone on the playground feels, what the boy on the buddy bench could say to his friend, or what the class could share the way the two kids share their crayons. Coloring gives small hands something to do while the talking happens.

World Kindness Day is November 13, and the globe page fits that week. At home, families can color the Christmas kindness page together and bring a plate of cookies to a neighbor, or give a finished page to someone who needs a kind word.

For pages about naming feelings, try our feelings and emotions coloring pages, and for kind words, breathing pages and mandalas, see our mental health and mindfulness coloring pages.