Worksheets
Self Control Worksheet for Kids
Ages 7–12PNG
Self Control Worksheet for Kids: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
Practical coping
Coping Skills Worksheets & Printables for Kids
Explore coping skills worksheets, cards and activities for stress, big feelings, school challenges and self-regulation.
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Worksheets
Worried Worksheet for Kids Ages 7-12 – Anxiety Coping Skills
Ages 7–12JPG
Worried Worksheet for Kids Ages 7-12: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
Worksheets
Embarrassment Social Emotional Learning Worksheet for Kids Ages 7-12 – Coping Strategies Printable
Ages 7–12JPG
Embarrassment Social Emotional Learning Worksheet for Kids Ages 7-12: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
Worksheets
Calm Down Plan Worksheet
Ages 7–12JPG
Calm Down Plan Worksheet: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
Worksheets
Stressed Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
Ages 7–12JPG
Stressed Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
Worksheets
Kids Boredom Worksheet – Coping Skills Activity for Ages 7-12
Ages 7–12JPG
Kids Boredom Worksheet: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
Worksheets
Frustrated Kids SEL Worksheet – Coping Skills
Ages 7–12JPG
Frustrated Kids SEL Worksheet: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
Worksheets
Kids Disappointment Worksheet – Coping Skills
Ages 7–12JPG
Kids Disappointment Worksheet: a print-ready worksheet for ages 7–12 with clear prompts for guided practice.
Worksheets
My Coping Strategies Worksheet
Ages 7–12JPG
Use My Coping Strategies as a focused worksheet for noticing rising emotion and choosing a calming response that fits the situation. The single printable JPG supports guided reflection and practice in a classroom, counseling session or at home.
Complete collection
All resources in this collection
- Self Control Worksheet for Kids
- Worried Worksheet for Kids Ages 7-12 – Anxiety Coping Skills
- Embarrassment Social Emotional Learning Worksheet for Kids Ages 7-12 – Coping Strategies Printable
- Calm Down Plan Worksheet
- Stressed Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- Kids Boredom Worksheet – Coping Skills Activity for Ages 7-12
- Frustrated Kids SEL Worksheet – Coping Skills
- Kids Disappointment Worksheet – Coping Skills
- My Coping Strategies Worksheet
- Breathing Calm Down Worksheet
- Anxiety Worksheet for Kids
- Overwhelmed Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- Stop Think Choose Worksheet
- Calm Corner Check In Sheet
- Feeling Left Out Worksheet for Kids
- Jealousy Worksheet for Kids
- Scared Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- Asking for Help Worksheet for Kids
- Kids Anger Management Worksheet – Coping Skills Activity (Ages 7-12)
- Understanding My Stress Signals Worksheet
- Kind Choices Worksheet
- Daily Behavior Check-In Worksheet for Kids Ages 7-12 (Social Emotional Learning Printable PNG)
- Helpful Self-Talk — CBT Worksheet
- Home-School Communication Sheet for Ages 7-12 (Printable PNG)
- Emotion Detective Worksheet for Kids
- Being a Good Friend Worksheet
- My Decision Reflection Worksheet
- CBT Therapy Worksheets for Kids
- Kids Growth Mindset Worksheet – Learning From Mistakes Activity (Ages 7-12)
- Energy Level Check-In Worksheet for Kids
- Handling Change Worksheet for Kids
- Friendship Repair Plan Worksheet – Kids Social Emotional Learning Activity (Ages 7-12)
- Lonely Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- Sad Worksheet for Kids Ages 7–12
- Excited Feelings Worksheet for Kids
- Small Steps to Reach a Goal Worksheet
- My Goal for Today Worksheet
- How Big Is My Feeling Worksheet
- Emotional Regulation Worksheet
- Think Before You Act Worksheet
- Choices and Consequences Worksheet
- Friendship Problem Solving Worksheet
- Friendship Reflection Worksheet
- Behavior Reflection Worksheet
- Problem Solving Worksheet for Kids
- Skill Progress Form for Kids Ages 7-12 – Social Emotional Learning Tracking Worksheet (Printable PNG)
- Kids Weekly Goal Tracker – Ages 7-12 Social Emotional Learning Printable Worksheet
- Kids Behavior Tracking Sheet – Weekly Reflection Worksheet (Ages 7-12)
- Calm Plan — CBT Worksheet
- Change the Thought — CBT Worksheet
- Check the Facts — CBT Worksheet
- Helpful or Unhelpful Thought? — CBT Worksheet
- Is This Thought True? — CBT Worksheet
- Thought Detective — CBT Worksheet
- Thinking Traps — CBT Worksheet
- What Else Could Be True? — CBT Worksheet
- Worry Thought — CBT Worksheet
- Feeling Frustrated Worksheet for Kids: Coping and Trying Again
- Feelings Scale Worksheet for Kids: Rate Emotions and Choose Coping Skills
- What Happened Reflection Worksheet | Behavior Think Sheet
- My Worry Thoughts Worksheet | Behavior Reflection Activity
- Feeling Disappointed Worksheet for Kids: Coloring and Reflection
- Daily Goal Setting Worksheet for Kids: Plan and Reflect
- Problem Solving Steps Worksheet
- Name Your Feelings Worksheet | Behavior Reflection Activity
Try a free resource
Start with a focused free PDF.
Free Circle of Control Worksheet
Turn a broad worry into one manageable action.
Open the free resource →Free Asking for Help Plan
Identify when support is needed, who can help and what words to use.
Open the free resource →Free Calm-Down Plan for Home
Build a short, realistic coping plan for home.
Open the free resource →Coping skills worksheets that lead to a workable choice
Coping strategies worksheets can help narrow a long list to options that fit a situation. Coping skills activities allow time to discuss those choices; coping skills cards make individual prompts easier to revisit. Compare these coping tools by purpose rather than page count. Start with a fictional example if a personal one feels too exposing, and identify what adult support would make the chosen option possible.
Worksheets, cards and adult guidance
A worksheet gives space to organise an answer; cards make individual prompts easy to revisit; a parent guide explains how the adult can support the practice. These formats are not interchangeable. If you need help with a family calm-down plan, inspect the Parent Coping Skills Pack. For a classroom reminder, compare the calming resources and their previews.
Coping tools for anxiety: compare the task before printing
Coping skills worksheets and other activity sheets can help organise a supported conversation about what a child notices and what support is available. Check whether the page is for identifying a situation, exploring a response or making a plan. Do not expect one printable to do every job. Review the child’s actual context with them; the purpose is to choose something usable, not to assemble the longest possible list of strategies.
Practical use
Designed to make the next step clearer.
Use these coping skills printables resources to teach one clear skill at a time, practise it with realistic examples and return to it when the child is calm enough to learn.
- Focused printable resources with clear teaching goals
- Useful for classroom, counseling, therapy or guided home practice
- Choose individual tools or coordinated same-type sets
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Who are these coping skills printables for?
The collection includes child-friendly resources for elementary ages. Check each product for its exact age range and suggested setting.
Can I print only the pages I need?
Yes. SafeSEL digital resources are designed so you can select the relevant pages for the current skill, child or group.
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