Free Wellbeing Poster | Nursery / LKG | Life Skills | BookFlik

Boost your classroom environment with our vibrant free resource, the Life Skills wellbeing poster eyfs core edition. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this visual tool is an essential addition to any Early Years setting. Our original character, Leo the gentle lion, features on the poster, guiding children through simple, actionable steps to recognise their emotions and practise kindness towards their peers.
This resource is perfectly aligned with the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum for Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED). By using this Life Skills wellbeing poster eyfs core, practitioners can help children build the confidence to talk about how they feel, develop positive relationships, and understand the importance of self-regulation. The poster uses clear, warm imagery to support children in identifying feelings such as happiness, calmness, and sadness, encouraging them to use their words to express their needs.
Teachers can use the poster during morning circle time to check in with the class, or as a calming reference point in a quiet corner of the room. It serves as an excellent prompt for group discussions about empathy and friendship. The Life Skills wellbeing poster eyfs core is differentiated for learners working at the expected standard, featuring accessible vocabulary and engaging, relatable scenarios that reflect the daily experiences of young children.
To check understanding, we have included 6 questions to use alongside the poster:
1. Can you point to the face that shows how you feel today?
2. What makes Leo the lion feel happy?
3. If a friend is feeling sad, what kind thing could you do to help?
4. How can we use our words when we feel frustrated?
5. What is one thing that makes you feel calm?
6. Why is it important to listen when our friends are talking?
Download this resource today to foster a nurturing atmosphere where every child feels seen, heard, and supported in their emotional growth.
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