Inspirational Quotes for Kids is a collection of 22 inspiring and beautifully set quotes and stories from well known and less well known people. All the quotes included are designed to create positive thinking and foster attitudes of open minds and
Each beautiful quote is set to an equally beautiful picture that depicts the essence of the quote, from Dr Seuss to Mark Twain, Gandhi to Jessie Jackson, teach a man to fish, and the starfish thrower stories, this book tells wonderful pieces of wisdom that if you haven’t heard them before make wonderful inspiration.
The quotes in this book can be a perfect prompt for journalistic writing exercises and lessons, for example as introspective pieces on the concepts, eg write an essay on what the you think the author meant, or on what the quote means to you, or research and write an essay on the person who said/write the quote, where and why.
These pictures can also be turned into inspiring photos for example put the pictures on your noticeboard or share them anyhow you like.
The material in this book is published under creative commons – CC-BY-SA, so this may be used how you wish, so allowing books to fly free on the internet!
Select the buttons below the post for the free pdf or the flipbook of inspirational quotes for kids, and enjoy an inspiring New Year from Free Kids Books!
This book is also available in an editable format (odg – open office draw) – here: https://freekidsbooks.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Inspirational_Quotes_For_Kids_2020-FKB.odg
Contents from Inspirational Quotes for Kids 2020
It’s your attitude that counts – 4
Kindness – 5
Best job – 6
Glass half full – 7
All the good things in life – 8
Give them your smile – 9
The power of eduction – 10
Failure and success – 11
Your consent – 12
Think differently – 13
Tides, with and against – 14
The pen is mightier than the sword – 15
Unless you care – 16
Against Odds – 17
Accept and be you – 18
No action, no mistakes – 19
Never look down on anyone – 20
Why fit in? – 21
The starfish – 22
Be kind – 23
Be the change – 24
20 years from now – 25
Fairytales – 26
Read along with the video of this book, read by Kiwi Opa,
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I loved reading the “Inspirational Quotes for Kids” collection! It’s a fantastic way to spark creative thinking in young minds. Personally, I found that sharing quotes with kids opens up meaningful discussions about values and aspirations.
I remember once struggling to motivate my students during a dreary winter, so I tried sharing daily quotes and we discussed their meanings. It sparked many thoughtful responses and brightened our days. Positive words really do make a difference in a child’s attitude and mindset.
thank you very much
Amidst the digital noise, it’s refreshing to see resources promoting positivity for kids; the variety of sources from Dr. Seuss to Gandhi ensures a broad appeal. I appreciate the encouragement to use these quotes in creative writing exercises, sparking deeper thinking beyond simple memorization. Sharing to my network!
These quotes are so sweet and uplifting! What a great resource for kids to start the year off right. I’d love to use them in my classroom.
Please do! We love our books being used for education.
I like it
This sounds like a lovely book! Instilling positive thinking and open-mindedness in kids is so important. The combination of visual art and insightful quotes, from classic figures to lesser-known voices, is a great way to engage young minds. II bet this book would be a hit in our family – thanks for sharing!
This is a great collection of inspirational quotes for kids! It’s perfect for starting the new year with positive vibes. It reminds me of the dedication needed to succeed, just like when managing all those orders in Papa’s Pizzeria. Finding the right quote can be as satisfying as serving a perfectly cooked pizza! Thanks for sharing this free resource.
Who knew Dr. Seuss and Gandhi could collab on a kid’s book? Sounds like a wild dream!
This looks like a great resource for teachers and parents! I love the idea of using quotes to spark kids’ creativity and critical thinking. Definitely gonna check out the free PDF!
This is so cool! What a great resource for kids to learn from inspiring quotes. Love the idea of using these in writing lessons too. Thanks for sharing!
What a lovely resource! These quotes are perfect for sparking interesting conversations with my students about values and critical thinking. I especially like the idea of using them as writing prompts. Sometimes, just a simple, beautiful quote is all it takes to unlock a child’s imagination. It reminds me of how simple games can be powerful teaching tools too – a few unexpected platforms, like a certain bird-themed game, have hidden creative potential. Thanks for sharing!
This is a lovely collection! I especially appreciate the variety of voices represented, from classic figures like Dr. Seuss to lesser-known, but equally impactful, individuals. These quotes would be fantastic conversation starters with kids.
What a cool way to start the year! These quotes are so simple but powerful. Definitely gonna share this with my little cousins, hope it inspires them like it inspires me!
Love your sharing so much!
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thank you this is so awesome thanks.
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