Free Feelings Drawing Sheet | Nursery / LKG | Life Skills | BookFlik

Boost your pupils’ emotional literacy with our engaging Life Skills feelings drawing sheet eyfs core activity. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this resource encourages young learners to identify, name, and express a range of emotions through creative art. By using our original character, Zara the zebra, who loves to spot patterns in her feelings, children are invited to draw how they feel today.

This Life Skills feelings drawing sheet eyfs core resource helps children meet the Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED) goals of the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum. By exploring how facial expressions relate to emotions like happy, sad, angry, or excited, children develop essential self-awareness and empathy. Teachers can use this activity during circle time to spark discussions about emotional regulation, or as a quiet independent task to help children process their daily experiences.

Our Life Skills feelings drawing sheet eyfs core is set at the expected standard for Nursery / LKG learners. It provides a structured yet open-ended space for children to practice fine motor skills while exploring their internal world. To support your lesson, here are five discussion questions to use with the sheet:

1. Can you look at Zara the zebra and tell me which emotion she is showing?

2. How does your face look when you feel really happy?

3. Can you draw a time when you felt excited about something?

4. What can we do if we feel a bit sad or upset at school?

5. How do you think your friend feels when they share their toys with you?

This printable resource is perfect for classroom displays, home learning, or individual reflection. It is simple, effective, and keeps the focus firmly on developing the emotional vocabulary needed for a positive start to school life. Download your copy today and help your class build the confidence to understand and share their wonderful, unique feelings.

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