Emotions
Stress
Boundaries
Communication
Safety
100

These can be bad and good, but they are all normal.

Feelings/emotions

100

Breathe - Talk - Move are examples of these.

Coping skills/tools

100

What you do when someone asks you to stop doing something.

Stop/listen

100

What you need to do when you make a mistake.

Apologize/say sorry

100

This is hard to guess and keeps your accounts secure.

Password

200

How you communicate without using words.

Body language

200

In through your nose, out through your mouth.

Breathing

200

When someone is standing too close, they are violating this.

Personal space/physical boundary

200

How you share personal information with a new friend.

Slowly (like entering a swimming pool).

200

Your location, your school name, and your address.

Things you don't post online.

300

It's your job to identify yours and share them.

Feelings

300

He helps you calm the hubbubbles.

Mind Yeti

300

The three types of boundaries.

Physical, emotional, choice

300

A sentence frame used to tell somebody they are doing something you don't like.

"I message"

300

You should do this if someone is insulting you online.

Block/report

400

Some things are outside of this circle.

Circle of control

400

The stress response that takes your brain offline.

Fight or flight

400

Type of boundary violation if someone asks you to steal a candy bar.

Choice boundary

400

Do this to let someone know you were listening.

Repeat what they said.

400

This person can help a victim that is being bullied.

Upstander

500

This word includes small actions that make people feel better.

Kindness

500

The part of your brain that you need to answer your math questions.

Frontal cortex/front

500

What it's called when you ask for what you need.

What is holding a boundary?

500

After repeating what someone said, you also add this to show you understood.

Add a feeling word.

500

This word describes something we say that makes a situation worse.

Escalate

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