Anger
Coping Skills
Benefits
True or False
Self Care/Love
All About Me
100
What is anger?

Anger is a feeling just like any other. It can feel uncomfortable and cause us to yell or hurt ourselves/others if we do not cope with it appropriately. A lot of the times, anger protects us and can hide other emotions that we may be feeling such as upset, jealous, lonely, disappointed, hungry, etc.

100

Name one example of an unhealthy coping skill.

Avoiding Help

- Fighting

- Yelling at others

- Harming others or yourself

100

Which of the following is a benefit of using healthy coping skills? 

a.) they reduce stress b.) they allow us to create better relationships c.) they allow us to have a healthy mind and body d.) all of the above

d.) all of the above

100

True or False: Talking to others about problems in our lives is a healthy coping skill.

TRUE! Talking to others allows us to share our emotions and problems so that we do not have to go through them alone.

100

List two ways to care for yourself physically. 

healthy eating, good sleep schedule, good dental hygiene, exercise, drinking water, showering/bathing, getting in the sun

100

Name one thing you like about yourself.

That's awesome!

200

Name a time when you felt angry recently.

Thank you for sharing!

200
Name a coping strategy that you can use both at school and at home, especially for when you are feeling upset.

Good job! 

200

What is one benefit that a person can experience from using healthy coping skills

 Feeling more relaxed, Having a clear mind to help solve your problems, Creating healthy relationships with others, Being able to think about your response to a situation, 

200

True or False: Every coping skill is healthy

FALSE! Some ways that we learn to cope are not healthy for us! (ex: fighting, eating too much, running from problems, etc.)

200

Why is self love important?

loving yourself leads to better self esteem, more relationship satisfaction, better coping skills, lowers anxiety and stress, builds self esteem and resilience, motivations for change, motivation for healthier choices in life

200

Tell us about one of your happiest memories.

Good job!

300

What is a coping strategy you can use when you are feeling angry next?

Some examples include squeezing a stress ball, journaling, talking about it with someone, taking deep breaths, counting to 100, watching a funny video, getting some fresh air, etc. 

300

What is one healthy coping skill we can use when feeling lonely or isolated?

learning a new skill

pursue a hobby 

call a friend/family

reading a good book 

listening to music 

connect with nature

300

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using healthy coping skills? 

a.) allow us to create better relationships b.) they increase stress  c.)allow us to have a healthy mind and body d.) all the above 

B

Using healthy coping skills allows us to reduce stress!!!

300

True or False: Coping skills are used to avoid problems in our lives.

FALSE! Coping skills help us work through our problems and emotions. You do not want to avoid these! Avoiding is considered an unhealthy coping skill.

300

Is positive self talk a way to show yourself love?

Yes

300

Name 3 of your strengths.

Great job!!

400

True of false: it's not okay to feel angry, it is bad to feel angry, and we want to avoid feeling angry.

False! Feeling angry isn't bad, it's what you do while you are angry that counts.

400

Name a coping strategy that you can use if you are feeling stressed.

Some examples include deep breathing, squeezing a stress ball, journaling, listening to calming music, talking with someone supportive, taking a walk/spending time outside, etc.

400

Name 2 coping skills can be used to reduce stress? 

- meditation, talking with someone, breathing exercises, exercise, mindfulness, yoga, coloring

400

True or False: Coping skills help you focus on the important things in your life.

TRUE! When we can cope with problems in our lives, it is easier to focus on everything else that is important to us

400

Tell me one positive affirmation

ANY


400

Talk about a time when you were brave.

Thank you for sharing.

500

Talk about a time when you didn't handle your anger in the best way. What could you have done differently.

Good job! It's always helpful to pause once you identify that you are feeling angry and consider healthy coping strategies to use.


500

What is one emotion that often lead people to engage in unhealthy coping skills?

Anger

Sadness 

Anxiety

Jealousy 

Depression 

Guilt 

500

When does a healthy coping skill become unhealthy?

When it is done excessively and in a unhealthy way.

When it negatively affects your life

500

True or False: Coping skills are not important to your well-being.

FALSE! Coping skills create a sense of calmness, confidence, and inner-peace. They are important for your overall health

500

When is practicing self care important?

Every single day!!!!

500

Fill in the blank:

I am proud of myself when __________________ .

You're awesome!!

600

What is a consequence of avoiding your anger or allowing your anger to take control?

Some examples could include hurting others, hurting yourself, feeling more upset, feeling less confident about yourself, etc. 

600

Mindfulness is when you center yourself in the present moment. It can be done through meditation, relaxation exercises, or just simply slowing down and taking notice of things that are currently around you. What is a mindfulness coping skill you would try?

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600

 Who can benefit from using coping skills? AND when should they be used? 

EVERYONE ALL THE TIME

600

True or False: There are instant "fixes" for stress.

Why or why not?

False Stress is the feeling of being overwhelmed or unable to cope with mental or emotional pressure. Coping skills, personal strengths, and other environmental supports are built over time.

600

True or false: In order to practice self care you need to spend lots of time and money?

FALSE

600

Name a time when you showed empathy and compassion to others.

Great job!! Some other examples include helping a classmate study, volunteering, helping your parent with carrying groceries, asking others how they are feeling, etc.
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