Free Feelings Drawing Sheet | Year 4 Supported | BookFlik

Free Feelings Drawing Sheet | Year 4 Supported | BookFlik worksheet preview — Pshe Feelings
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About this drawing sheet

  • Subject: Pshe
  • Topic: Feelings
  • Year group: Year 4
  • Difficulty: Supported

Help your pupils explore their emotions with our free Pshe feelings drawing sheet year 4 supported resource. This printable activity is designed to help children identify and express their complex emotions in a safe, creative way.

Aligned with the UK National Curriculum for PSHE, this worksheet focuses on helping Year 4 pupils recognise how different emotions feel in the body and how to name them. By using art as a tool for communication, children can explore their inner world without needing to find the perfect words immediately.

This Pshe feelings drawing sheet year 4 supported resource is specifically designed for learners who benefit from extra scaffolding. We have included simple, clear instructions and visual cues to help children feel confident while working. The activity includes structured sections where students can draw their feelings and match them to simple emotion labels. This Pshe feelings drawing sheet year 4 supported material works perfectly for small group interventions, one-to-one support sessions, or as a calming activity during quiet time.

Teachers can use this sheet to open up gentle discussions about mental wellbeing and emotional regulation. Because the resource is differentiated, it removes the pressure of writing long sentences, allowing pupils to focus on their emotional literacy. Whether you are teaching a lesson on friendship, resilience, or self-awareness, this worksheet provides a warm and welcoming entry point for every child in your classroom.

Download this resource today to support your students in building their emotional vocabulary. Our BookFlik character, Pip the caterpillar, features on the page to offer encouragement, making the task feel friendly and accessible.

Word Bank:

Happy – Feeling joy and smiling.

Sad – Feeling low or upset.

Angry – Feeling hot or frustrated.

Calm – Feeling quiet and steady.

Worried – Feeling nervous about something.

Excited – Feeling full of energy.

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