Chill Zone (Mindfulness)
Feelings Factory (Emotion Regulation)
Stop & Think (Distress Tolerance)
Friend Power (Interpersonal Effectiveness)
Real-Life Remix (Applying Skills)
100

What does it mean to be mindful?

Paying attention to what’s happening right now.

100

Name three different feelings.

Happy, sad, angry, scared, excited, worried, etc.

100

What does the S in STOP stand for?

Stop.

100

What’s something kind you can say to a friend?

“You did a good job!” or “You’re a great friend!”

100

Your friend won’t play your game — what can you say?

“Okay, maybe next time” or “Can we play my game later?”

200

Name one thing you can notice with your eyes right now.

A color, object, or movement you can see.

200

What’s a feeling you have when you lose a game?

Sad, disappointed, or mad.

200

What does the O in STOP stand for?

Observe what’s going on.

200

How can you ask for help politely?

“Can you please help me?” or “Could you show me how?”

200

Someone cuts in line — how can you handle it kindly?

Take a deep breath and use kind words.

300

What are your 5 senses?

Sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.

300

What can you do when you feel excited but need to calm down?

Take deep breaths or stretch to settle down.

300

What’s one thing you can do when you’re too mad to talk?

Walk away, squeeze a stress ball, or take deep breaths.

300

What’s one way to show you’re listening?

Look at them, nod, and don’t interrupt.

300

You feel embarrassed — what helps you stay calm?

Take a deep breath, remind yourself that everyone feels embarrassed sometimes.

400

Name one thing you can hear right now.

A sound, like people talking or birds chirping.

400

True or False: All feelings are okay.

True — all feelings are okay; some are just uncomfortable.

400

What can you do if you’re in a fight with a friend?

Walk away and cool down before talking it out.

400

What’s a respectful way to say “no”?

“No thank you” or “Not right now.”

400

You’re mad at your parent — what can you do before reacting?

Take a break, breathe, and talk later when you’re calm.

500

What can you notice about your breathing when you’re nervous?

Breathing gets faster or shorter.

500

What can help you calm down when your feelings feel too big?

Breathe, draw, listen to music, or ask for help.

500

What can you do when you can’t fix a problem right now?

Take a break or distract yourself with something healthy.

500

What’s one way to apologize when you make a mistake?

“I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to,” and try to make it right.

500

You’re scared about something new — what can help?

Take deep breaths, talk to someone you trust, or think positive thoughts.

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