Look At What I’ve Done! Self Esteem Worksheets

This resource has been created by a teacher to help students reflect on their achievements and accomplishments. Each template serves as a dedicated space for students to list and document various achievements and accomplishments they’ve experienced. Adding these worksheets to your social-emotional learning lessons is a great opportunity for students to reflect and helps them develop a positive self-image and boosts their self-esteem.

Students can choose between a variety of designs, including:

• Wall of Fame – picture frame design
• Snaps of Time – camera and photo design
• My Proud Trophy design is excellent for more capable students as they will write about their accomplishments rather than draw them.
• My Accomplishments Box – a treasure chest and coin design.

How to Boost Students’ Self-Esteem

Boosting self-esteem in the classroom is a crucial aspect of creating a positive and supportive learning environment. Having students focus on what they have accomplished or achieved and being able to share this with their classmates is a great way to boost their self-esteem. Here are some other suggested self-esteem activities:

1. Have a compliments circle – students sit down in a circle and provide a compliment to the person to the right of them.
2. Create time for gratitude journal writing – this provides students with a positive outlook and self-reflection.
3. Goal setting and reflection time – encourage your students to set short-term and long-term goals and reflect on their process.
4. Invite guest speakers to come in and talk to your students about their personal stories of challenges and triumphs. This provides your students with role models.

Download and Boost Self-Esteem Today!

Use the dropdown menu to choose between the PDF or editable Google Slide version of this resource. If you are going to display this work in your classroom, it is suggested to print on thick card to ensure the durability of the display.

More Self-Esteem Resources for Kids

Here are some more resources you can incorporate into your social-emotional learning lessons:

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