Goal Setting
Understanding Emotions
Coping and Self Control
Using Self-talk to Cope
100

An aim or a desired result; something you work towards achieving. 

What is a Goal?

100

____________ can tell us how someone may be feeling, without that person saying a word. 

What is Body Language?

100

The ability to manage and overcome stressful or emotionally challenging situations. 

What is Coping?

100

____________ is said to be an inner voice, that can be either positive or negative, that can greatly impact how we feel and how we act.

What is Self-Talk?

200
This type of goal is one that is set for the future, and requires an extended amount of time and effort to achieve. 

What is a Long Term Goal?

200

This image was used to represent how we can feel emotions at different levels of intensity.

What is a thermometer?

200

Many children and youth state that __________ is very triggering, and many find it difficult to cope when they experience this. 

What is Teasing?

200

Self-Talk can be a ___________ for coping through difficult situations and intense emotions. 

What is a Tool/Strategy?

300

This goal is typically easier to achieve, and may be used as a step towards a greater goal. 

What is a Short Term Goal?

300

___________ are said to impact your feelings, which then impact your behaviour/actions. 

What are Thoughts?

300

Going for a walk, writing in a journal, talking to a friend, listening to music, petting your dog, taking a shower, are all examples of what.

What are Coping Strategies?

300

I can do this. I am not going to get mad. It is not worth getting angry over. Maybe I should try to see their side. Are all examples of what.

What is/are Self-Talk/Self-Statements. 

400

This log can help you to record the progress you make towards a goal.

What is a Goal Sheet?

400

being teased, feeling excluded/left out, not understanding something, someone in your physical space, not getting to do something you want to do, are all examples of what?

What is a Trigger?

400

The card memorization and block building tasks allowed us to practice this skill. 

What is Self-control/Ignoring?

400

The "hot seat" activity allowed us to practice this skill. 

What is Positive Self-Talk?

500
Having a negative attitude, forgetting your pencil, and being negatively influenced by your peers are all examples of ___________. 

What are Barriers to a Goal?

500

Your heart rate increasing, you muscles tensing, your body sweating, your breath getting fast and shallow, are all examples of what.

What is a Physiological Response?
500

When we practice self-control while being teased, there were three rules. No swearing. No touching the person. And no __________.

What is Making Fun of Someone's Identity?

500

This guy is such a jerk! Why does he always do this to me? He is targeting me, I know it. I have to get back at him. I want to hurt him. Are all examples of what.

What is Negative Self-Talk?

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