Name That Feeling
Physical Sensations
Coping skills
Social Situations
True or False
100

You are smiling, laughing, and jumping up and down because we got a special snack

Happy/Joyful 

100

This feeling makes your stomach feel like it has butterflies fluttering inside it.

nervousness

100

This strategy involves taking slow breaths in through your nose and breathing out through your mouth.

deep breathing

100

The important action you should take if you accidentally hurt someones feelings.

Apologize 

100

There are strictly 'good' feelings and 'bad' feelings, and it is wrong to feel bad.

False

200

Your eyebrows pull together, your lips narrow, and you want to yell or stomp your feet.

Anger

200

When this intense emotion takes over, your face might feel very hot, and your fists naturally clench tightly.

Anger

200

Stepping away from a loud group or conflict to sit quietly by yourself and calm down. 

taking a break, taking space 

200

What is a question you can ask someone that maybe having a hared time? 

Are you okay? Do you need help? 
200

A human being can experience two or more completely opposite emotions at the exact same time.

True 

300

You cover your face, your eyes water, and your body feels heavy or slow after a disappointment.

Sad 
300

This physical response happens automatically when you are tired, bored, or seeing someone else do it.

Yawning

300

Writing down your feelings, and frustrations on a blank piece of paper or notebook.

Journaling 

300

This term describes the polite art of keeping conversation light and safe with other by discussing topics like the weather or current events.

small talk

300

Purposefully ignoring or burying your feelings will eventually make them go away forever.

False

400

Your heart beats quickly, your eyes go wide, and you want to hide or run away from something unknown.

Scared/Afraid 

400

A sudden jump, cold sweat, or goosebumps are common physical reactions to this defensive emotion.

Fear/Being Startled 

400

Using a soft object to squeeze, pulling a resistance band, or popping bubbles to release physical stress safely

using a fidget toy / stress ball 

400

If you want to borrow a roommate's clothing, tools, or personal electronics, you must always do this first.

Ask for their permission 

400

Taking a deep breath actually changes your body's physical biology to slow down your heart rate.

True 

500

You feel uneasy or nervous because you are starting a new internship. 

Anxious / worried 

500

Feeling a literal heavy weight or a tight lump in your throat usually points to this emotion.

sadness

500

The grounding practice of naming 5 things you see, 4 things you feel, 3 hear, 2 smell, and 1 taste.

Grounding or the 54321 grounding technique 

500

This conflict resolution term describes a solution where both residents give up a little bit of what they want so they can reach an peaceful agreement.

Compromise 

500

You can entirely control what emotions pop up inside you, preventing yourself from ever feeling sad.

False: emotions can be automatic. 

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