Celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month in October (and all year long) with these free coloring and writing SEL activity posters! Designed to support social emotional learning (SEL) and growth mindset, these resources help students focus on their strengths, build confidence, and promote acceptance of different learning styles.
Perfect for the classroom or distance learning, these dyslexia awareness activities encourage discussion about perseverance, creativity, and inclusion while giving students a chance to personalize their work.
What’s Included:
- 7 printable Dyslexia Awareness | SEL posters
- Each poster includes space for students to brainstorm and write their strengths.
- Students can print and color or add digital color for personalization.
How to Use:
✔️ During October for National Dyslexia Awareness Month activities
✔️ All year long as part of growth mindset and SEL lessons
✔️ Morning work, early finishers, centers, or sub plans
✔️ Encourage student reflection, self-acceptance, and positive mindset
✔️ Great for both print and digital classrooms
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Megan M. –
The kids love this! I’m so glad I downloaded it.
Janet F. –
I have been able to use this during Dyslexia Awareness Month. Thank You!
Audra Lofrano White –
The are awesome! I have them around the room for my intervention students! Fits in with my superhero theme.
katrina G. –
This resource is really good. Fun, easy to follow and engaging. My children like it.
Gayane H. –
I absolutely love using this resource for my first graders!
KC Tutoring Resources –
good resource to add to the classroom easy to implement
Ramona B. –
Fun! Thank you!
Kathryn W. –
This really helped my students embrace their differences and feel like they weren’t the odd kids out.
julia F. –
Fun worksheets. My class loved them.
Margaret Reames –
great resource for SEL
Jamie B. –
This is a topic we are teaching in my county – and this activity made it fun for the kids!
Karen B. –
My granddaughter and I liked it very much.
Rachel P. –
I found this resource helpful to combine both growth mindset and self-esteem topics for younger kids. They enjoyed the superhero theme as well!
June R. –
I integrated this into my growth mindset curriculum. The kids enjoyed seeing them up in the hallway.
sherry U. –
Kids loved these!
Wendy Bly –
Kids loved it!
Lisa Wiggins –
Thank you!
Seitzie’s Corner –
Thank you for this fun little resource!
Blair S. –
Thanks! Very helpful!
sherri S. –
great