Free Wellbeing Drawing Sheet | Year 4 | HASS / Personal Development | BookFlik
Boost your classroom atmosphere with our free HASS / Personal Development wellbeing drawing sheet year 4 core resource. Designed specifically for the Australian Curriculum (ACARA), this creative activity encourages children to explore their emotions and identify the people and activities that make them feel safe and happy.
In this activity, our friend Zara the zebra invites students to use art as a tool for emotional expression. By completing the HASS / Personal Development wellbeing drawing sheet year 4 core, children will learn to identify positive support networks and reflect on the things that contribute to their own mental health. This aligns perfectly with the Year 4 Relationships Education and Health Education guidance, which highlights the importance of recognising feelings and developing strategies for self-care.
Teachers can use this resource as a calming starter activity, a quiet reflection task after a busy lunch break, or as part of a dedicated wellbeing week. The sheet includes space for children to illustrate their favourite calming activities and list the friends or family members they can talk to when they feel worried. Because this HASS / Personal Development wellbeing drawing sheet year 4 core is set at the expected standard, it is perfect for independent work, allowing children to articulate their thoughts through a blend of sketching and short written captions.
By using this engaging, original resource, you provide a gentle space for students to process their emotions. It helps build emotional literacy and encourages children to consider how they can support their own happiness. Whether you are teaching a full lesson on mental health or just need a mindful five-minute activity, this sheet is an essential addition to your toolkit. Download it today to help your Year 4 class build confidence, celebrate their uniqueness, and foster a positive, supportive environment for every learner in your classroom.
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