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Last updated

19 October 2026

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A ready-to-teach PSHE lesson that helps young adults name how they feel, understand why, and choose a strategy that helps. It is pitched at post-16 learners working at roughly KS2–KS3 level, including students with ADHD, autism and moderate learning difficulties, but can be taught to KS2 mainstream.

What’s included

  • A 15-slide editable PowerPoint with colourful, accessible slides and teacher notes on every slide
  • Three starter games: a feelings photo sort, four corners with scenarios, and zone charades
  • A slide for each zone covering how it feels, what it means and what can help
  • Discussion slides: “All zones are OKâ€�, “When things get hardâ€� and partner talk
  • Two printable reflection sheets (A4), each with a learning objective:
  • Level 1: fill-in-the-gap sentences for each zone
  • Level 2: extended writing, plus “Looking back at my progressâ€�
  • A “know your zoneâ€� check-out and a weekly challenge

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