Free Feelings Drawing Sheet | Year 5 Core | BookFlik
Help your pupils navigate their emotions with our beautifully designed Pshe feelings drawing sheet year 5 core resource. This free, printable activity is specifically created to support the emotional literacy requirements of the UK National Curriculum, providing a structured yet creative space for children to explore their inner world.
In Year 5, children often experience a wider range of complex emotions as they transition towards secondary school. This Pshe feelings drawing sheet year 5 core tool encourages students to identify, label, and express feelings through visual art. By connecting their emotional state to colour, shape, and imagery, pupils can better understand how feelings manifest and how to regulate them effectively. Whether focusing on excitement, worry, or contentment, this resource provides a safe outlet for self-reflection.
Teachers can use this Pshe feelings drawing sheet year 5 core as a standalone starter activity, a calm-down session during transition times, or as part of a broader lesson on mental health and wellbeing. It is perfectly aligned with the PSHE Association guidance on emotional health, helping students develop the vocabulary needed to articulate their feelings clearly and kindly.
This specific pack is differentiated for learners working at the expected standard. It includes five to seven guided prompts that encourage children to recall specific emotional experiences, comprehend why those feelings occur, and apply strategies to manage them. For example, students might be asked to draw a time they felt proud or to illustrate what a calm, safe space looks like to them.
Our BookFlik characters, such as Zara the zebra who loves finding patterns in art and Leo the lion who writes poetry, are featured to keep the learning experience warm and engaging. Download this resource today to foster a positive, emotionally intelligent classroom environment where every child feels empowered to share their story.
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