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These Pink Shirt Day Zen Doodle Coloring Pages are a set of 10 intricate, hand-drawn anti-bullying coloring sheets that promote kindness, inclusion, advocacy and standing up for others in a calm, meaningful way. They are original illustrations by Ms Artastic, not clip art collections.

They suit upper elementary and middle school. Students color empowering messages such as “You Are Loved, Worthy, Welcomed”, “Celebrate Diversity”, “See Something, Say Something”, “Don’t Be a Bystander”, “Create Friendship”, “End Bullying” and “Pink, Bullying Stops Here”.

WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING

★★★★ “Pink Shirt Day is a huge event at my school and the kids loved being able to pick which picture they wanted to color to show how they are going to choose kind and take a stand against bullies. They have asked several times if I could run off more copies so that they can take them home and color at home with their families.” Andrea T.

WHAT'S INCLUDED (NON-EDITABLE PDF)

• 10 detailed Pink Shirt Day zen doodle coloring pages
• Original hand-drawn artwork (not AI, not stock art)
• Positive anti-bullying and kindness messages
• Print-and-go black and white PDF

HOW TO USE IT

Use the pages for Pink Shirt Day, anti-bullying awareness lessons, kindness week, SEL units, classroom community building, calm-down corners, fast finishers, sub plans, advisory periods and bulletin board or hallway displays. They also work well as a reflective art activity after a class discussion about kindness and advocacy.

The intricate line work encourages mindful coloring, focus and fine motor development while sparking conversations about empathy, courage and community responsibility. The pages support bullying prevention awareness, the courage to speak up, an inclusive classroom culture, emotional regulation, and focus and perseverance.

FAQ

Who can use this resource?

Classroom teachers (Grades 3 to 8), art teachers, homeschool educators, substitute teachers, school counselors and advisory teachers.

What materials can students use?

Colored pencils, crayons, markers, watercolor, oil pastels, chalk pastels or mixed media. You can choose the medium or give students full choice.

How long does each page take?

Most students spend 1 to 2 class periods on one page, depending on age, detail and the medium they use. These are reflective art activities rather than quick fillers.

ALL TEACHER REVIEWS (129)

★★★★ “Students really enjoyed taking some down time to reflect on what they learned about Pink Shirt Day and color an image or message that was displayed throughout our school.” Nancy D.

★★★★ “These are so nice to have and use for a variety of art activities, or just on their own. I have found so many ways to incorporate them into pink shirt day. Thank you!” Caitlin B.

★★★★ “These Pink Shirt Day coloring pages and worksheets are a thoughtful way to raise awareness about kindness and anti-bullying. The designs are appealing and age-appropriate, encouraging students to reflect on important social themes while having fun. A great addition to any classroom’s social-emotional learning resources!” Janelle L.

★★★★ “Thank you for this resource, my class loved it.” Shimmer n Shine Designs

★★★★ “was a great buddy activity for each gradelevel to be engaged!” brogan f.

★★★★ “These were a great addition to our pink shirt day. Thank you!” Jessica K.

★★★★ “Great coloring pages that were a hit on Pink shirt day.” Tammy J.

★★★★ “Beautiful and engaging. A resource I will use each year.” Heather O.

★★★★ “Great resource! Very helpful and engaging for the students!” Emily D.

★★★★ “Love the beautiful coloring pages. This was perfect as an entry activity and to stimulate discussion.” Terra H.

★★★★ “I was able to print these pages and the students could color them independently. We talked about why each student chose the image that they did. Then, we posted them around the school to raise awareness and promote inclusivity. Thanks!” Emily N.

★★★★ “Beautiful coloring pages that students and staff really enjoyed as they were intricate.” Lindsay W.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Kathleen McGiveron (Ms Artastic) is an artist who has been featured on NBC LX News and designs art lessons for kids and educational resources for teachers. She is the founder of Ms Artastic and hosts the Ms Artastic YouTube Channel and Podcast.

TERMS OF USE

© Ms Artastic. All rights reserved. This resource is licensed for single classroom use only.

YOU MAY: use this resource in your own classroom, print copies for your own students and purchase additional licenses for additional teachers.

YOU MAY NOT: share this resource with other teachers, schools or districts without purchasing additional licenses, upload it to shared drives or public platforms, resell, redistribute or modify it for resale, or post it on OutSchool or public blogs.

Thank you for supporting original artist-created educational resources that help build kind, safe classrooms.

Sincerely,

Ms Artastic