A Good Night's Sleep
Stress Busters
Get Physical
Eat Right
Hygiene Habits
100

True or False: Kids today may grow up shorter than their parents because they’re not getting enough sleep.

True 

100

True or False: All stress is bad for you.

False

100

How many minutes of physical activity should teens get each day (on average)?

60 minutes

100

Name three fruits that are high in vitamins and help brain function.

Examples: blueberries, banana, kiwi, orange

100

Which of these should you do twice a day?
A. Brush teeth
B. Brush hair 
C. Clip nails

A. Brush teeth

200

How many hours of sleep should most teens aim for each night?

10-11 hours 

200

Give an example of a healthy kind of stress — one that helps rather than hurts.

e.g., nerves before an exam, getting excited before performing

200

True or False: You have to play a competitive sport to get good exercise.

False

200

Which food group gives you long-lasting energy:
A. Dairy
B. Grains
C. Fats

Grains 

200

True or False: Good hygiene can improve your mental health and confidence.

True 

300

True or False: Not getting enough sleep can increase your risk for anxiety and depression.

True

300

Name three common sources of stress for teens.

e.g., school, family conflict, social media, friendships, future, health

300

True or False: Exercise helps release brain chemicals that improve your mood.

True 

endorphins, serotonin, dopamine

300

Which group builds and repairs muscles:
A. Protein
B. Fruits
C. Dairy

A. Protein

300

True or False: Washing your hands regularly can prevent illness and improve your safety in group settings.

True

400

Name 3 healthy bedtime habits that help your brain and body know it’s time to sleep.

True

Examples: warm bath, no caffeine, no screens, keep bed for sleeping only, quiet reading

400

What are two long-term effects of chronic stress on your body or brain?

e.g., headaches, sleep problems, anxiety, weakened immune system, stomachaches

400

Name three non-competitive physical activities that could boost your mental health.

e.g., yoga, hiking, dancing, swimming, walking 

400

Name all five main food groups that should be on your plate in a balanced meal.

Grains, Protein, Fruits, Vegetables, Dairy

400

Name three times during the day when you should definitely wash your hands.

Examples: before/after eating, after using bathroom, after coughing/sneezing, after touching animals

500

What are 2 ways you’ve improved your sleep (or could improve it) that support your mental health recovery?

Examples: Going to bed earlier, using calming routines, asking staff for help, avoiding screens, tracking sleep patterns

500

Name 3 healthy coping skills you could use instead of acting out or shutting down.

Examples: journaling, art, talking to staff/friends, breathing exercises, going for a walk, squeezing a stress ball.

500

Think of a time when moving your body helped you feel better — what did you do, and how did it help your mind or mood?

Dancing helped me feel free, walking helped clear my head, stretching helped with anxiety

500

How can food choices affect your mental health?

Skipping meals or eating only sugar can lead to irritability or anxiety. Balanced meals support energy, focus, and mood.

500

How can keeping up with your hygiene help you feel more confident and ready to handle your day?

Examples: I feel more awake, more put together, less anxious in groups, helps me feel “like me,” gives me a fresh start

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