Free Black History Month Colouring Page | Foundation | HASS / Personal Development | BookFlik

Free Black History Month Colouring Page | Foundation | HASS / Personal Development | BookFlik worksheet preview — Pshe Black History Month
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About this colouring page

  • Subject: Pshe
  • Topic: Black History Month
  • Year group: Eyfs
  • Difficulty: Core

Celebrate Black History Month in your early years classroom with our engaging and thoughtful resource. This HASS / Personal Development black history month colouring page eyfs core activity is designed to help children aged 3 to 5 explore themes of identity, community, and celebrating our differences. Featuring our cheerful BookFlik characters, Pip the caterpillar and Leo the lion, this resource encourages children to reflect on the importance of kindness and unity.

By using this HASS / Personal Development black history month colouring page eyfs core, children will learn about the value of diversity through creative expression. As they colour, educators can facilitate gentle, age-appropriate discussions about how everyone is unique and the importance of being a good friend to others. This aligns with the Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED) area of the Australian Curriculum (ACARA), specifically focusing on building relationships and understanding self-regulation.

Teachers can use this resource as a calming independent task, a group discussion starter, or as part of a wider assembly on celebrating our diverse world. We have ensured that this HASS / Personal Development black history month colouring page eyfs core is set at the expected standard for Foundation learners, focusing on fine motor skill development and social-emotional awareness.

To support your lesson, we have included five questions to promote critical thinking:

1. How are Pip and Leo different from each other?

2. What makes you a special and unique person?

3. How can we show kindness to our friends in the classroom today?

4. Can you describe the colours you have chosen for your picture?

5. Why is it important to celebrate that we are all different?

This resource is completely free and ready to print for your classroom. It provides a warm, inclusive way to introduce historical appreciation and community values to your pupils, ensuring every child feels represented and valued in your learning environment.

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