Traffic Light Check-in Poster

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Traffic Light Check-in Poster: Portrait A4 poster: large title 'Traffic Light Check-in Poster' and subheading 'How are you feeling right now? Choose the colour that best shows how you feel.' Left side shows a vertical traffic light with red, yellow, green circles. Beside each light is a round emoticon (sad/neutral/happy) with hand icons and a boxed label for each colour: RED – STOP (short sentences: 'I need help. I feel overwhelmed, upset, or angry.' with action 'I will reach out to a teacher o...
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This printable is a single-page poster that uses a traffic-light metaphor (red = stop, yellow = slow, green = go) to help children label their current emotion and decide an appropriate next step (e.g. ask for help, use a strategy, keep going). Each colour has a short descriptor of feelings and a simple action statement (for example, 'I will reach out to a teacher or trusted adult' in red). It is designed to support whole-class or individual social-emotional check-ins and scaffold help-seeking language.

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