EYFS PSHE Worksheets: Free Printable Activities
There are 16 free EYFS pshe printables on this page, for Reception and early years (ages 3 to 5). PSHE sheets cover feelings, friendships, money, safety and growing up. Every sheet is made by Jaques of London: two A4 pages, with the activity on page 1 and notes for the grown-up on page 2.
Reception EYFS pshe
3 free printables. All Reception worksheetsMore EYFS pshe
13 free printables.
Calm Down Breathing CardsFive breathing animals to copy.
Chore Chart Ages 4 to 6Stick a star in a box each time you do a job.
Emotions Faces CardsTalk about feelings and show them with your face.
Firework Safety PosterStay back and stay safe.
Helpers in Our Class Job ChartWho is the helper this week?.
I Can Do It Myself ChartTick each job when you do it by yourself.
Morning Routine Chart Pre-SchoolTick each job when it is done.
My Feelings ThermometerPoint to how big your feeling is today.
Sorry and Making Up CardsSimple steps for putting things right.
Star Reward ChartColour a star each day you do your job.Answers
Starting Nursery Welcome PackA bag checklist and a goodbye routine.Answers
Tidy Up Time ChecklistPut everything back.
Wow Moment Notes to HomeCut out a card and share good news.
Questions parents and teachers ask
Are these EYFS pshe printables free?
Yes. All 16 are free to print for home, classroom and home education use.
Which year groups are they for?
They cover Reception.
Do the sheets include answers?
Answers are included on 3 of the 16 sheets. The rest are open tasks, and page 2 explains what a good answer looks like.
How long does each sheet take?
Most take 10 to 30 minutes. Each sheet is two A4 pages. Page 1 is the activity and page 2 has notes for the grown-up.
Can teachers use them in class?
Yes. They work as starters, plenaries, early finisher tasks, homework or table activities, and need no preparation beyond printing.
Do I need a colour printer?
No. Black and white printing is fine for almost every sheet.
Last updated 2026-11-09. Written by the Mini Minds Hub team at Jaques of London.


