Communication Station
Boundaries or Barriers?
Support & Helping Others
Warning Signs & Awareness
Funny but Real
100

Listening to understand rather than simply waiting for your turn to speak is called this.

What is active listening?

100

Saying “I can't do that today” without insulting or blaming someone is an example of this.

What is setting a boundary?

100

A person your age who supports and understands you

What is peer support?

100

Pulling away from friends can be a

What is a warning sign?

100

This coping skill might look like talking to yourself…but it’s actually helpful

What is positive self-talk?

200

“I feel frustrated when plans change without anyone telling me” is an example of this communication technique.

What is an “I” statement?

200

True or false: Setting a boundary means you can control what another person does.

What is false? A boundary identifies what you will or won't participate in or accept.

200

A trusted adult at school you can go to for help

  • What is a counselor/teacher?

200

Sudden changes in mood, sleep, or behavior are called

What are warning signs?

200

When you say “I’ll just watch ONE more video” and suddenly it’s 2 hours later, this skill could’ve helped you stop

What is self-control (or time management)?

300

This communication style expresses your needs clearly while still respecting the other person's needs and boundaries

What is assertive communication?

300

Someone repeatedly pressures you after you've said no. What relationship skill is not being respected?

What are boundaries?

300

The best first step when a friend is struggling

What is listening without judging?

300

This behavior may hide real pain by joking or acting “fine”

What is masking?

300

This emotion might show up when your phone is on 1% and you forgot your charger

What is anxiety (or panic)?

400

Someone says, “I'm fine,” but their tone and body language suggest otherwise. This demonstrates a difference between these two forms of communication.

What are verbal and nonverbal communication?

400

What's the difference between a boundary and a wall?

A boundary protects well-being while still allowing healthy connection; a wall can prevent connection altogether.

400

Something you should NOT promise if a friend shares something serious

What is keeping a dangerous secret?

400

True or False: Someone who seems okay can still be struggling

What is True?

400

Laughing at your own jokes when no one else does could be this coping skill

What is humor (or coping with humor)?

500

During an argument, you realize neither person is listening anymore. Name two healthy ways to respond.

  • Pause the conversation, take space, regulate emotions, listen, ask for clarification, or return to the conversation when calmer.
500

Someone says, “If you cared about me, you'd cancel your plans.” Identify the communication problem

What is guilt-based pressure/manipulation?

500

You notice a friend isolating and posting sad messages—what’s one helpful action?

check in, support them

500

Ignoring warning signs usually leads to this outcome

What is things getting worse (or not improving)?

500

When your friend says “I’m fine” but clearly isn’t, your best move is this

  • What is check in and listen (or show empathy)? 
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