This downloadable PDF is a simple visual tool that helps children explore who lives in their home and who visits. It includes three child friendly activity sheets: Who Comes to Your Home, Who Lives in Your Home, and Has Anyone Moved Out. Each page shows a house with empty spaces where children can draw or write the names of people. The resource also includes black and white versions that children can colour in.
This resource supports children to think about their family life, home environment and relationships in a safe and structured way. It can help children share who is important to them, who they see often and any recent changes such as someone moving out. It gives children a simple way to express their feelings about visitors by adding a tick if they like someone visiting or a cross if they do not.
This worksheet set is useful for work linked to emotions, wellbeing, social skills, family relationships and changes at home. It can be used with children of different ages, including young children, older children and young people. It is suitable for parents, carers, teachers, social workers, foster carers, adoptive parents, therapists, counsellors and other professionals who support children or young people.
This printable PDF encourages direct work and helps adults understand a child’s view of their home, routines and relationships. It is a helpful starting point for wider conversations about safety, comfort, behaviour, support networks and the child’s daily life.
