Name That Feeling
Reading Emotions
Staying Calm
Self Awareness
Core principles
100

I smile because I got good news. What emotion am I feeling?

Happy

100

If someone is crying, they might feel...

Sad

100

Name one thing you can do when you start feeling angry.

Deep breathing, count to 10, walk away, ask for space.

100

Emotional intelligence begins with knowing your own...

Feelings or emotions

100

Self-Awareness

Knowing what you are feeling and why.

  • Recognize your emotions.
  • Notice physical signs (fast heartbeat, tense muscles).
  • Identify what triggered your feelings.
200

My heart is racing before a job interview.

Nervous or anxious


200

If someone is laughing with friends, they might feel...

Happy

200

Taking slow, deep breaths helps your body...

calm down 

200

What is one physical sign that you are becoming anxious?

Sweaty hands, fast heartbeat, shaking, etc.

200

Self-Regulation (Managing Emotions)


Handling your emotions in healthy ways instead of reacting impulsively.

  • Pause before acting.
  • Use coping skills.
  • Stay in control during difficult situations.

Example: Taking deep breaths instead of yelling when you're upset.

300

My friend forgot my birthday and I feel hurt.

Sad or disappointed

300

Someone crosses their arms, avoids eye contact, and gives short answers. They might feel...

Upset, uncomfortable, or angry

300

If you're overwhelmed, what is one healthy coping skill?

Listen to music, journal, take a walk, talk to someone.

300

Why is it helpful to notice your emotions early?

It helps you manage them before they get bigger.

300

Motivation

Using your emotions to work toward goals and keep trying even when things are hard.

  • Stay hopeful.
  • Set small goals.
  • Celebrate progress.

Example: Continuing to attend therapy or work toward getting a job, even after setbacks.

400

Someone cuts in front of me in line and I want to yell.

Angry or frustrated

400

A friend is very quiet today when they are usually talkative. What should you do?

Check in with them kindly or ask if they're okay.

400

True or False: It's okay to take a break before responding when you're upset

True

400

Name one thing that helps improve your mood.

Exercise, music, talking, hobbies, etc.

400

 Empathy


Understanding how other people may be feeling.

  • Listen without interrupting.
  • Try to see things from another person's perspective.
  • Show kindness and compassion.

Example: Asking a friend, "You seem upset today. Is everything okay?"

500

I finished a difficult goal and feel good about myself.

proud

500

hy is it important not to assume how someone feels?

Because we can't read minds; asking respectfully is better.

500

Name two healthy coping skills.

Any two healthy skills are correct

500

What does self-awareness mean?

Understanding your own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

500

Social Skills (Relationship Skills)


Building and maintaining healthy relationships through good communication.

  • Communicate respectfully.
  • Solve conflicts calmly.
  • Work well with others.
  • Ask for help when needed.

Example: Using an "I" statement: "I felt hurt when our plans changed without letting me know."

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