Free Growing Up Activity Sheet | Pre-K | Health & Wellness | BookFlik
Help your reception class explore the wonders of development with our new Health & Wellness growing up activity sheet eyfs core resource. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this engaging printable helps pupils understand the natural journey of life, from being a tiny baby to the growing children they are today.
In this activity, children will look at the milestones of early childhood, identifying how they have changed and what they can do now that they could not do as infants. By comparing photos or drawing pictures of themselves at different ages, students develop a sense of self-identity and personal history. Our Health & Wellness growing up activity sheet eyfs core supports the Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED) area of the Common Core State Standards, specifically focusing on self-regulation and managing feelings by recognising personal growth.
Teachers can use this resource as a springboard for circle time discussions. Our character, Ellie the Elephant, guides the children through the sheet, encouraging them to share memories and celebrate the new skills they have mastered, such as tying shoelaces, reading simple words, or counting to ten. As this is a Health & Wellness growing up activity sheet eyfs core level resource, it is perfectly pitched for learners working at the expected standard. It encourages children to talk about their future aspirations and the things they are looking forward to learning next.
This activity promotes confidence and positive self-image, ensuring every child feels proud of their progress. The pack includes five to seven thoughtful questions designed to prompt recall, comprehension, and reflection. Whether used as an individual task or a collaborative classroom session, this resource is a fantastic addition to any early years setting. Download this free, British English resource today to help your class embrace the journey of growing up with confidence, curiosity, and joy.
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