Free Feelings Template | Year 4 Supported | BookFlik

Free Feelings Template | Year 4 Supported | BookFlik worksheet preview — Pshe Feelings
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About this template

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

Help your pupils explore their emotions with our free Pshe feelings template year 4 supported resource. Designed specifically for Year 4 classrooms, this worksheet helps children identify, name, and understand a wide range of emotions. By focusing on emotional literacy, pupils develop the skills needed to build healthy relationships and manage their own wellbeing, which is a core requirement of the UK National Curriculum for Personal, Social, Health and Economic education.

This Pshe feelings template year 4 supported pack is perfect for teachers who need to provide extra scaffolding for learners who find it difficult to express their thoughts. We have used clear, simple language and short, punchy sentences to ensure every child feels confident when completing the activities. The resource includes visual cues and structured sentence starters to guide pupils through the process of linking their feelings to specific situations.

Teachers can use this Pshe feelings template year 4 supported activity during morning registration, as a starter for a wider PSHE lesson, or as part of a calming intervention session. The worksheet features our friendly character, Leo the Lion, who encourages children to share their feelings in a safe and supportive way. With only four short, structured questions, the task is easy to manage and prevents students from feeling overwhelmed.

What will children learn? They will practice labelling basic emotions, such as happy, sad, worried, and excited. They will also learn how to match a feeling to a reason, helping them understand that it is normal to experience different emotions throughout the school day.

Word Bank:

Happy – Feeling good and smiley.

Sad – Feeling unhappy or down.

Worried – Feeling nervous or scared.

Excited – Feeling very happy and full of energy.

Calm – Feeling quiet and relaxed.

Download this essential resource today to help your Year 4 class grow their emotional vocabulary and confidence.

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