Reptile Rescue
Reptiles can’t make their own body heat, so they’re called this.
Cold-blooded (ectotherms)
You hit this instrument with sticks.
Add this 3-letter word to “I can’t do it” to make it true and hopeful
Yet
Clenched fists, a hot face, and tight muscles are clues for this feeling.
anger
This is the feeling you get when something you were looking forward to gets canceled.
Disappointed
Snakes use this body part to “smell” the air.
Their tongue
This instrument has black and white keys.
The best two words to say when someone gives you a compliment.
Thank you!
Pausing and thinking before you act is responding. Acting right away without thinking is called this.
Reacting
This is the feeling when you want something someone else has, like a sibling’s new toy.
Jealous
Leopard geckos can drop this body part to escape a predator, and it grows back.
Their tail
To make a song louder, you turn up the
Volume
Your brain remembers bad things more than good things. This is called the negativity ___.
bias
This ingredient in energy drinks and coffee can make it hard to fall asleep
Caffeine
Feeling happy and sad at the same time, like on the last day of summer, is called having ___ feelings.
mixed
A bearded dragon’s beard can turn this color when it’s stressed, angry, or cold
Black
A regular guitar has this many strings.
6
Calling yourself “dumb” after one mistake is this kind of thinking trap: all-or-___.
All-or-nothing thinking
Anger is called an “iceberg” feeling because these are hiding underneath.
Name someone at school you can talk to when you’re upset.
A teacher, counselor, or therapist
True or false: a turtle can crawl out of its shell.
False, the shell is part of its skeleton
This long, black instrument with silver keys is played in school bands by blowing into it.
Clarinet
Like a detective, before believing a mean thought you should look for this.
Evidence (proof)
Kids ages 6–12 need about this many hours of sleep a night.
9–12 hours
Think of a time you got mad or frustrated lately. Name 2 things you did to calm down.
Any real examples count, e.g., walked away, took deep breaths, listened to music, drew, told a teacher, or talked to someone.