Free Printable Coloring Encouragement Cards (36 Cute Cards to Share)

You LOVE to encourage other people. 🥰

You look for creative ways that don’t seem over the top, just subtle things to make an impact and show those around you, everyone, that you care. That you GENUINELY care about them, who they are, what they’re going through, and them as a person. 💎

I know what it’s like to feel unseen and discouraged. Part of why I create resources like this is because God used small acts of kindness through others to carry me through some of my darkest seasons. I want you to have simple tools to do the same for the people in your world. 🤗

And guess what, you’ve found a great way to show the people around you that you care! 🎉

These free printable coloring encouragement cards are so cute and so sweet, everyone is going to love them!! 💯

Keep them in your pocket, a couple in your Bible, color them or leave them for the recipient to color, whatever you prefer.

There’s no right or wrong way to use them. But giving them out to people, even posting one on a public bathroom mirror, for example, spreads kindness and love and the world (and everyone in it), needs more of that! 💯

Free Printable Coloring Encouragement Cards (36 Cards)

Pick your favs and print, or use all of them.

Everyone needs encouragement, all the time, so there’s never a wrong time to give one to someone. ❤️

If you love coloring, especially giving colorable printables to friends and famly, be sure to check out my 300+ bookmarks page here and if you’d like more encouraging cards (non-colorable), check these out!

How to Use These Printable Encouragement Cards

You can use these coloring encouragement cards in so many ways:

Slip them into your kids lunchboxes as daily encouragement notes (think: lunch box notes)
Teachers can let your students color them during class and send them home to their families
Tuck one in a Bible or journal for your church small group, Bible study, or friend at church
Student rewards for educators (think: a card and a piece of candy)
Kids could pass them out to their peers in their school classrooms (think: Valentine’s Day cards)
Attach them to small gifts, care packages, or gift cards
Start a random acts of kindness challenge and leave cards in public places (think: mirror of a public bathroom)