I Am Brave Coloring Page with a Kid Waving from a Slide

From the top of a tall playground slide, a smiling kid waves on this I am brave coloring page, with one hand in the air and the other on the rail. Above the slide, the words "I Am Brave" sit on two lines in big bubble letters, with stars and hearts around them. The outlines are thick and the shapes are large, so the page suits preschool and early elementary children.

School counselors, play therapists and kindergarten teachers can use it for a short talk about brave moments. Families can color it at home after a child tries something new.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "the words I Am Brave in big bubble letters at the top of the page, above a smiling child waving from the top of a tall playground slide, drawn with simple bold outlines for kids, the slide kept small enough to leave a wide white margin below it, with the whole drawing kept above an empty white margin at the bottom of the page".

"Waving from the top" placed the child at the top of the slide, with one hand raised toward the letters and the other holding the rail. "A tall playground slide" gave the scene a ladder on the left and a long chute that curves down to the right. "Simple bold outlines" kept every line thick, so a child holding a crayon can see where each shape ends.

A Closer Look at This I Am Brave Coloring Page

The child stands behind a curved rail at the top of the slide, so the head, the arms and a T-shirt with a round collar show above it. The child has big round eyes, short tousled hair and an open smile, and the waving hand has its fingers spread wide.

The picture matches the phrase, because the child has climbed to the highest point of the slide and is waving from there. That gives a counselor or a teacher an easy question to ask while the child colors, such as what felt brave the first time they climbed a slide.

Four stars and two hearts surround the words. A star sits at each corner of the lettering, and a heart sits on each side, between the stars. Two tall posts with round knobs frame the top of the slide. The curved rail between them has three vertical bars, and the child grips its top edge. A ladder with four flat rungs climbs the left side. The chute runs down to the right, flattens at the end and rests on two short legs.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

The chute is the widest shape on the page, so a bright color such as red or yellow makes it stand out. A second color for the posts and the ladder keeps the frame apart from the chute, and the knobs on the posts can match the stars. The bubble letters are wide enough for markers, and "Brave" can take the boldest color so it reads first.

Before coloring, a teacher can have the class say "I am brave" together during morning meeting. Each child can color one star after naming a brave moment of their own. The finished page can go in the child's affirmation folder or on the bedroom door.

For a page with a child's name in the lettering, create a brave page with your student's name and print one for each child in the group.

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