Holiday Feelings
Self Care
Coping Skills
Winter Wellness
Gratitude & Joy
Holiday Boundaries
Relaxation
100

Feeling happy, sad, or stressed during the holidays is called what?

What are emotions?

100

Drinking water is a form of this.

What is self-care?

100

Taking a deep breath is this type of skill.

What is a calming skill?

100

This warm drink—like tea or cocoa—can help you relax.

What is a comfort drink?

100

Saying something you’re thankful for is this practice.

What is gratitude?

100

Saying “No, thank you” is setting a what?

What is a boundary?

100

Listening to soft music is a way to do this.

What is relax?


200

This feeling can happen when you have too much going on at once.

What is stress?

200

Taking a short nap or resting your body helps this.

What is energy or relaxation?

200

Talking to someone you trust is a form of this support.

What is emotional support?

200

Going to bed at the same time helps this.

What is sleep?

200

Smiling at someone or appreciating lights can spark this emotion.

What is happiness?

200

 When you take a break from people, you are giving yourself what?

What is space?

200

Slowing down your breathing helps calm what?

What is the mind or body?

300

This warm feeling can come from small moments, like lights or music.

What is joy?

300

 Doing something you enjoy is called this kind of activity.

What is a coping skill or pleasant activity?

300

Counting to ten can help your body do this.

What is calm down?


300

A short walk outside helps your body get fresh what?

 What is air?

300

Writing down 1 good thing each day is called what?

What is a gratitude list or journal?


300

Telling someone what you need is called this.

What is communication?

300

 Sitting quietly for a few minutes is called this.

What is a quiet moment or mindfulness?

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