Visual Values Identification Worksheets for Kids Teens & Adults

Description

Values Identification Worksheets are a digital printable bundle with age-adapted activities for children, teens, and adults. Designed for BCBAs, behavior analysts, therapists, counselors, educators, and caregivers, these values clarification worksheets support ACT therapy, ABA-informed sessions, counseling, and social-emotional learning. Visual choices, reflection prompts, and values inventories help make personal values more concrete and accessible across developmental levels.

Help clients identify what matters to them—with values activities designed for different ages and developmental levels.

This printable Values Identification Worksheet Bundle includes three visually engaging activities designed to make conversations about values more concrete, accessible, and meaningful for children, teens, and adults.

Want the complete set with guided questions by age and visual matrix templates? This resource is included in the ACT Matrix Toolkit (save 25%).

Instead of using the same abstract values list with every client, each worksheet changes the language, visuals, choices, and response format to better match the learner.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

1. Visual Values Worksheet for Children
A highly visual “What’s Important to Me?” activity using colorful icons and a simple four-point importance scale from Very Important to Not Important. Children can explore areas such as family, friends, learning, creativity, helping others, having fun, responsibility, persistence, honesty, and more.

2. Values Identification Worksheet for Teens
A more advanced visual activity introducing values such as authenticity, integrity, growth, freedom, kindness, resilience, connection, courage, compassion, gratitude, purpose, and balance. Clients identify their Top 5 Values and use reflection questions to consider how those values show up in their lives.

3. Values Identification Worksheet for Adults
A clean, age-appropriate values inventory with a larger selection of values and brief definitions. Clients select their five most important values and identify a small action they can take to live more consistently with what matters to them.

USE THESE WORKSHEETS TO SUPPORT:

• Values clarification and identification
• Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• ACT-informed ABA
• Goal development
• Treatment planning
• Counseling and therapy sessions
• Social-emotional learning
• BCBA and clinician sessions
• Parent or caregiver conversations
• Values-based behavior change

GREAT FOR

BCBAs • Behavior Analysts • ACT Practitioners • Therapists • Counselors • School Psychologists • Social Workers • Educators • Parents & Caregivers

Use the worksheets individually based on developmental level or keep the complete set available when working with clients across different ages and abilities.

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD

This is a digital printable product. No physical item will be shipped.

Created by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst through Values Driven Behavior — Resources for Doing What Matters.