Self-Esteem Worksheets for Children and Teens Pack

Teachers, counsellors and parents supporting children or teenagers can use this printable About Me activity to help young people share positive parts of themselves in a simple, low-pressure way. It is suited to self-esteem work, getting-to-know-you sessions, classroom introductions, mentoring, therapy, or wellbeing activities.

This About Me Self-Esteem Worksheet for kids and teens is a printable PDF designed to support gentle reflection, self-awareness and confidence-building conversations. It gives young people a clear place to write about positive parts of themselves, including favourite things, strengths, proud moments, hobbies, and goals or dreams. The prompts are open enough for short answers, drawings, or discussion notes, so it can be adapted for different ages, confidence levels and settings.

Use it as an all about me activity during a first session, a classroom introduction, a wellbeing lesson, or a home learning task focused on personal identity. Teachers may use the worksheet to help pupils introduce themselves, while counsellors, therapists, mentors, parents and carers can use it to start supportive conversations without putting too much pressure on the child or teenager to speak straight away. It can be completed independently or used as a prompt for a wider conversation.

The worksheet can also be useful for small group activities, transition work, pastoral support, confidence journals, displays, or follow-up reflection after a discussion about strengths and achievements. It is simple to download, print and keep in a folder or workbook, making it easy to include in lesson planning, counselling resources, or wellbeing packs. This resource was created by MyleMarks.com.

Self-esteem and personal strengths are the focus of this printable awards activity, where children are invited to name the qualities that make them feel proud of being themselves.

The Just Being Me Awards Self-Esteem Worksheet for Kids is a printable activity designed to help children notice and celebrate the qualities that make them unique. Using an awards theme, pupils are invited to think about the personal strengths, kind choices, interests, talents and character traits that they would like to recognise in themselves. The blank certificate spaces can be completed with words, short phrases or drawings, making the worksheet accessible for children who express themselves in different ways.

This resource can be used in PSHE lessons, wellbeing sessions, counselling conversations, nurture groups, pastoral support or home learning. It works well as a calm starter activity, a one-to-one discussion prompt, a confidence-building worksheet or part of a wider lesson about self-worth, feelings, identity and positive self-talk. It can also support individual target-setting after completing the page. Adults can use the completed awards to open gentle conversations about what a child values in themselves and what others appreciate about them.

Teachers may choose to display finished sheets as a positive classroom activity, add them to wellbeing folders or use them during transition, circle time or reflection tasks. Parents and carers can print the worksheet for a simple at-home activity that supports children in practising encouraging language about themselves. Download, print and use it whenever a child needs a structured way to recognise their strengths. This resource was created by MyleMarks.com.

Self-love and self-esteem sit at the centre of this printable teen activity, with a simple prompt that helps young people name practical ways to care for themselves. It is suited to teenagers who are working on kindness towards themselves, confidence, positive self-talk, boundaries, and healthy self-care habits.

This printable teen self-love and self-esteem journal page offers a gentle writing activity for young people who are learning to recognise their own needs, strengths and personal boundaries. It can be used as a one-page worksheet, a reflective journal prompt or a discussion starter when exploring self-care, confidence, emotional wellbeing and positive self-talk with teenagers.

Print the page for individual counselling, school pastoral support, wellbeing lessons, youth work sessions or home learning. The heart-framed circles give teens a clear structure for listing realistic self-love actions, such as speaking to themselves with more kindness, taking breaks, asking for help, choosing supportive friendships or noticing what their body needs. The simple format can help reduce pressure for young people who find longer writing tasks difficult.

Practitioners, teachers and parents can use the completed sheet to open a conversation about healthy habits, personal values and everyday choices that support self-esteem. It may also be added to a wellbeing folder, used as part of a confidence-building activity, or revisited later so the teen can reflect on which ideas felt most useful in real life.

Download and print the PDF to use as a practical self-love worksheet, teen journal page or self-esteem activity for supportive one-to-one or group work. This resource was created by MyleMarks.com.