Nurture your students by providing them with simple ways to build up their self-esteem with this set of classroom posters.
Build Up Your Students’ Self-Esteem
Self-esteem, the way we perceive and value ourselves, plays a crucial role in a child’s overall development. As teachers, it’s essential to understand the significance of self-esteem and how it can positively impact our students. This set of posters has been created by a teacher for use in the classroom when discussing ways to build up self-esteem.
The self-esteem-boosting strategies included in the posters include:
- Say daily positive affirmations to remind yourself of your strengths, value, and worth.
- Make choices that move you closer to your wants, needs, and dreams.
- Do more of what helps you feel good about yourself.
- Identify the things you can and cannot control. Focus on the things you can change.
- Avoid comparing yourself to others. You are unique and wonderfully you.
- Learn and practice healthy ways to cope with stress and difficult situations.
- Surround yourself with supportive friends who treat you the way you want to be treated.
- Eat healthy food, drink plenty of water, and exercise daily. Take care of body and mind!
- Identify the way you want to be treated. Set boundaries and stay true to your values.
- Focus on your effort and view mistakes as opportunities to grow.
How to Use These Posters in the Classroom
These posters can be used in several ways to suit your class’s students. You may like to print them on a big piece of paper to display at the front of the classroom as a visual reminder. Alternatively, you may want to print it smaller and use it as a visual reminder on student desks.
Why not make each suggestion a weekly task for students to focus on and discuss how it made them feel?
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This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and Teach Starter Collaborator.
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