Feelings Wheel Check-In
Children point to a colour or face and choose one regulation strategy.
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- • Feelings colour wheel
Positive behaviour toolkit ideas for EYFS to KS2 using reward charts, feelings wheels, calm breaks, and predictable routines.
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Children point to a colour or face and choose one regulation strategy.
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A pupil selects a calm break card and completes a short reset activity.
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Class or individual charts track one behaviour focus across the week.
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Planning tips
Praise the specific behaviour you want repeated.
Keep calm breaks available, not earned only after distress.
Review charts weekly and reset goals with the child.
Related at-home activities you can adapt for the classroom.

Use a colour wheel to talk about emotions and calming strategies.

Trace colours while breathing in and out slowly to reset after busy moments.

Sort household objects by colour for a quiet, sensory-friendly activity.
Printable classroom resources linked to this guide.

Reward Chart
A simple weekly reward chart for routines, effort, and positive habits.

Worksheet
A printable colour wheel to support talking about emotions and calming strategies.

Routine Chart
Gentle break cards with breathing, stretching, and quiet sensory options for overwhelmed children.

Routine Chart
A visual routine chart for getting ready on school mornings.
Visible routines, calm corners, and quick feelings check-ins reduce escalations. Use reward charts for specific, achievable behaviours rather than vague good sitting goals.
FAQs
Not always. Pair charts with relationship, clear expectations, and sensory supports for better results.
Adapt each activity based on class size, age, ability, available space, school policy, and individual needs.
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