Free Wellbeing Drawing Sheet | Year 4 Supported | BookFlik
Help your pupils explore their emotions with our free Pshe wellbeing drawing sheet year 4 supported resource. Designed specifically for the UK National Curriculum, this activity helps children identify their feelings and think about what makes them happy and calm. Using our gentle character, Leo the Lion, this worksheet provides a safe space for children to express themselves through art and simple writing.
This Pshe wellbeing drawing sheet year 4 supported version is perfect for SEN and emerging learners. We have simplified the instructions and added helpful sentence starters to guide students through the task. The sheet focuses on identifying positive coping strategies, such as talking to a friend or taking deep breaths, which aligns perfectly with the Year 4 PSHE requirements for understanding health and wellbeing.
Teachers can use this resource during morning registration, as a calming transition activity, or as part of a dedicated PSHE lesson. By using the Pshe wellbeing drawing sheet year 4 supported, you can encourage inclusive classroom participation. The visual cues help children who may find writing challenging to still engage with the topic of self-regulation and emotional awareness.
Inside this resource, you will find four structured questions with clear boxes for drawing or writing answers. We have included a helpful word bank at the bottom of the page to support vocabulary development. Because this is a flexible tool, it can be used individually or in small group settings to facilitate discussions about kindness and friendship.
Download this free, printer-friendly resource today to support your pupils’ mental health journey. It is a wonderful way to foster a positive classroom culture while meeting key curriculum objectives. Our commitment to high-quality, original content ensures that your learners receive the best support possible. Start your next wellbeing session with Leo the Lion and help every child feel valued, heard, and understood in your classroom.
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