Coping Skills SEL Coloring Pages – 4 Strategy Sheets

- Grades
- Preschool–3, Elementary
- Pages
- 5
- File type
- Preparation
- Print ready
- Subject
- Special Resources, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Social Skills, Special Education Needs (SEN)
- Topic
- coping skills, feelings
- Resource types
- Coloring Pages, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
- Preparation
- Print ready
About this resource
What's inside this resource
In this product, you will get 4 coloring sheets with different coping skills strategies on them. You will also get a sheet with 16 coping skills altogether. This is a great tool for students dealing with big feelings, a loss, or going through a transition. Students can also color the coping skills they could use at home and school on the 16 skills sheet. The sel coloring pages have pictures of a butterfly, teddy bear, umbrella and beach ball. These are wonderful for whole class activities, one on one school counseling, group SEL activities and more.
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I also have some Boom Cards to teach coping skills. Boom cards are very engaging and fun for students to do and interact with. If you visit my store, you will find many resources to help students self-regulate and cope with big feelings such as anger, loss, sadness, frustration, and other challenges.
I have many other coping by coloring SEL coloring pages. Some are Christmas themed, Thanksgiving themed, Halloween themed as well as other engaging Boom Card that teach coping skills.
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In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Students identify and name a personal coping strategy for managing stress or big feelings.
Students associate each of sixteen coping strategies with a specific shape and color through the coloring activity.
Students use the reference page to recall the full menu of strategies independent of any single shape.
Teaching tips
Introduce the reference page first so students see all sixteen strategies before choosing which ones to color into each shape.
Use the four shapes as a rotation across a week (one per day) rather than assigning all four in a single sitting, since each covers a distinct set of strategies.
Pair the activity with a calm-down corner or self-regulation routine already in place in your classroom, since the pages name concrete actions (walk, breathe, talk to an adult) rather than abstract feelings vocabulary.
Skills covered
Coping-strategy identification — students name and color specific self-regulation actions such as taking a walk, breathing, or asking for a hug.
Color-code following — students match each written strategy to its assigned color within a shape outline.
Self-regulation vocabulary — students encounter and reuse terms like ‘peaceful place’ and ‘deep breath’ across multiple pages.
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Core concepts
coping strategies
self-regulation
social emotional learning
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