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100

Name one thing that can make someone sad?

Losing something, being left out, getting in trouble, missing someone, being disappointed, or getting your feelings hurt.

100

If someone says, β€œI don't care,” after getting their feelings hurt, what might they actually be feeling?

Sad, hurt, embarrassed, disappointed, rejected, or angry.

100

What is one reason someone might say β€œI'm fine” when they're actually sad?


They don't want to talk, don't know what to say, feel embarrassed, don't want to worry someone, or aren't ready.

100

Name one thing that can help someone feel better when they're sad.

Talking to someone, getting comfort, taking a break, drawing, playing, listening to music, getting outside, or doing something enjoyable.

100

What do you get when you cross a snail with a porcupine?

A slowpoke!

200

What is one clue people's bodies might give them when they're sad?

Feeling tired, wanting to cry, having a heavy feeling, stomach ache, wanting to be alone.

200

If you feel sad because someone doesn't want to play with you or see you what might you actually be wanting?

To feel included, accepted, wanted, or connected to them.

200

What's one thing someone might keep to themselves when they're feeling sad?

Their thoughts, worries, hurt feelings, disappointment, loneliness, or something that happened.

200

When you're sad, which might help more: space, comfort, distraction, or someone listening?

Any! Different people need different kinds of support.

200

How do you keep people cool at a football stadium?

They fill it with fans!

300

What is something you do when you're sad that lets other people know something is wrong?

No wrong answers, ideas- become quiet, cry, withdraw, stop playing, get irritated, or spend more time. 

300

You get a bad grade and think, β€œI'm not smart enough.” What might be underneath that thought?

Disappointment, embarrassment, frustration, fear of disappointing someone, or feeling like you're not good enough.

300

Why might someone afraid to tell someone they're sad?

They may worry they'll be judged, get in trouble, be teased, make someone upset, or not be understood.

300

What is something people should NOT say to someone who is sad?

β€œGet over it,” β€œIt's not a big deal,” β€œStop crying,” β€œOther people have it worse,” or β€œYou shouldn't be sad.”

300

Why does it take pirates a long time to learn the alphabet?

Because they spend years out at C (sea)!

400

What is something you might do to hide that you're sad?

Examples: Say β€œI'm fine,” joke around, act silly, change the subject, stay busy, become quiet, or avoid people.

400

You get angry when someone doesn't listen to you. What could be underneath the anger?

Feeling hurt, ignored, unimportant, rejected, misunderstood, or disappointed.

400

What does it look like when your family is sad?

List them!

400

How do you help someone when they are sad?

No wrong answers!

400

Would you rather be super fast OR super strong?

Your choice!

500

Can someone be laughing and still be sad? 

People sometimes laugh, joke, or act happy even when they're experiencing sadness because they don't want others to know, feel uncomfortable talking about it, or are trying to distract themselves.

500

What are three things people can be sad about?

Losing a friendship, moving, missing someone, not getting something they hoped for, a friendship changing, or an important event not happening.

500

What's the hardest part about being sad?

Feeling alone, crying, not knowing what to do, thinking about what happened, talking about it, feeling misunderstood, or not being able to change the situation.

500

What are some coping skills you can use with sadness?

Deep breathing, taking space, talking to someone, drawing, exercise, grounding, etc.

500

Would you rather be really good at every video game or really good at every sport?

Your choice!

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