Are you searching for inspiration for your gratitude board?
If so, you have landed on the right page! In this post, we share a list of the best gratitude board ideas and examples that you can try.
Gratitude is one of the best values that we can cultivate. It makes us appreciate even the littlest things more. We hope that you are ready to create your board!
Let’s get to it!
1. Gratitude Board Made Easy
First on our list is a fall-inspired gratitude board with pumpkins and autumn colors. You only need a few materials like colored paper, scissors, pens, white bond paper, and ribbons (or cut-outs). You can use other colors if you want a different theme.
2. Give Thanks Gratitude Board
Here is a unique idea. It’s a 30-day challenge where you get to write and post about something you're grateful for every day. You can use gift cards to make it easier.
3. Be Thankful
If you feel like being artistic, you may find this board inspiring. You can use whatever theme you want—it doesn’t have to be autumn.
4. Ways to Show Gratitude
In addition to things you are grateful for, you can also create a gratitude board that shows how to be thankful. This board reminds you to show your gratitude to the people who deserve it every day. In addition, you can add more cut-outs to include the blessings you are thankful for.
5. I’m Grateful For
Here is an example for teachers and parents who want their kids to develop the value of being thankful. Create a board similar to this and ask your kids to write on colored paper the things they are grateful for. Then paste the cut-outs on the board.
6. Clean Gratitude Board
Here’s an example that is clean and creative. A lot of stationery stores sell gratitude cards like this. Seeing this board might make you feel thankful for your friends and family.
7. Gratitude Notes
If you want your board to look a little less sterile, you can go with a messy theme like this one. Write letters to people you appreciate that tell them how grateful you are for them and pin them to the board. You can also put up family pictures, then place the board in your living room.
8. Photo Clips Gratitude Board
This example is perfect for your study and is pretty easy to make. It is minimalist yet elegant and gets the message across in an understated manner.
9. Be Thankful Horizontal Board
This example might look fancy, but you can definitely make one yourself that’s very similar. Look for a used frame, then buy some cardboard or illustration board and you’re all set. The hanging papers are just envelopes, and you can always use an alternative if you want. Don’t forget to add lights!
10. Gratitude Board Template
This example is available on Etsy, and you could always purchase it if you are too busy to make your own. However, if you have the time, why not simply draw inspiration from this one and create something personalized? It’s just like scrapbooking, except on a board.
11. Gratitude Board for Kids
Here is a glimpse of the gratitude walls we have started for all our staff. We are going to practise being thankful to the things we do for each other everyday. These simple beautiful boards are going to help us strengthen our bonds further💖#SELday #gratitude @MoEdumv @aisthly pic.twitter.com/W7HQHOPMPD
— Muhyiddin School މުޙްޔިއްދީން ސްކޫލް (@Muh_mv) March 26, 2021
We recommend this example for small kids. Parents and teachers can use the idea for their children or students. Kids can write their messages on small pieces of paper and put them inside the envelopes. You can also use the vacant spaces to write words that encourage gratitude.
12. Gratitude Wall 1
Here is another gratitude wall idea that is perfect for a classroom setting. First write the prompt words, then let your students use colored chalk for the personalized messages!
13. Gratitude Wall 2
If you want to use a whole side of the wall for your gratitude prompts and messages, here is an example to give you inspiration. Ask your entire family to join in and add things that they are thankful for.
14. Word Clips Gratitude Board
Do you have an old frame at home that you are thinking about throwing out? Instead, use it to make something like this rustic, creative gratitude board!
15. Be Grateful Board
Here’s a similar template if you want your gratitude board to be divided into four categories: people, things, places, and events.
16. The Thankful Tree
If you are looking for something a bit more creative, you might want to try this thankful tree. Paste it on your wall and add leaves whenever you are thankful for something!
Final Words
Creating a gratitude board provides a lot of benefits. It can help you practice the art of being grateful on a daily basis and make you appreciate your life and relationships more.
We hope that these gratitude board ideas we have shared were helpful in inspiring you to create your own. Have fun!