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Feeling fired up is information. What you do with it is the choice.
OSI (Obliviously Selfishly Incinerating) is the inUpowers character who shows up when frustration, annoyance, and the burning need to be right take over. OSI isn't a villain; she's a mirror, reflecting a feeling we all know. This printable coloring page gives children a safe, creative space to recognize that fiery feeling in themselves, talk about what triggers it, and explore what it looks like to choose a different response.
Why families and educators love it:
Names a feeling kids already know — helps children identify and label frustration, self-righteousness, and irritability without shame or judgment
Sparks honest conversations — a powerful tool for discussing what it feels like when we're "in" OSI, and what it takes to find our way out
No labeling, just awareness — consistent with the inUpowers approach, OSI describes a moment, not a personality, reminding kids that this feeling is temporary and manageable
Print and use anytime — high-quality PNG ready for calm-down corners, therapy sessions, or a teachable moment at home
Perfect for parents, educators, and therapists helping children recognize reactive emotions and build the self-awareness to choose a healthier path forward.
Feeling fired up is information. What you do with it is the choice.
OSI (Obliviously Selfishly Incinerating) is the inUpowers character who shows up when frustration, annoyance, and the burning need to be right take over. OSI isn't a villain; she's a mirror, reflecting a feeling we all know. This printable coloring page gives children a safe, creative space to recognize that fiery feeling in themselves, talk about what triggers it, and explore what it looks like to choose a different response.
Why families and educators love it:
Names a feeling kids already know — helps children identify and label frustration, self-righteousness, and irritability without shame or judgment
Sparks honest conversations — a powerful tool for discussing what it feels like when we're "in" OSI, and what it takes to find our way out
No labeling, just awareness — consistent with the inUpowers approach, OSI describes a moment, not a personality, reminding kids that this feeling is temporary and manageable
Print and use anytime — high-quality PNG ready for calm-down corners, therapy sessions, or a teachable moment at home
Perfect for parents, educators, and therapists helping children recognize reactive emotions and build the self-awareness to choose a healthier path forward.