Red Ribbon Week in Kindergarten Can Be Tough!

We know it can be tough to teach kids in kindergarten and first grade about drug safety. Red Ribbon Week, which usually focuses on preventing drug use, might seem like a difficult topic for such young students. But don’t worry! We want to let you know that there are ways to talk about this important subject in a way that’s easy for them to understand.

Kinder-Friendly Printable Red Ribbon Week Coloring Pages

Our printable Red Ribbon Week coloring pages are designed especially for primary-grade students. They feature adorable illustrations, playful characters, and fun Red Ribbon sayings that engage young minds while promoting drug awareness in a gentle and age-appropriate way.

You won’t find pictures of cigarettes, intricate linework, or difficult-to-read text splashed across these pages. They’re simple, adorable, and easy for your little ones to add their touch to. We’ve created three coloring sheets featuring

• A dinosaur that roars ” Dinos Don’t Dig Drugs”
• A cute pup that says “Keep Your Paws Off Drugs”
• A not-so-scary mummy that says “Don’t Get Wrapped Up in Drugs!”

Use these coloring pages as a starting point for discussions about the significance of saying NO to drugs and making the right choices.

Get Your Red Ribbon Coloring Pages for Kids

Use the dropdown arrow on the download button to grab your newest Red Ribbon activity. This resource downloads as a printable PDF or editable Google Slides file.

This resource was created by Lisamarie Del Valle, a teacher in Florida and Teach Starter Collaborator.

Don’t stop there! We’ve got more activities and resources that cut down on lesson planning time:  

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