Fruits and Vegetables
Bunnies like to eat this orange vegetable.
Carrots
The ______, has large antlers and is Maine’s state mammal.
Moose
Coping skills are tools that you use to help you calm down when you are experiencing a difficult emotion. Name one difficult emotion that you may need to use a coping skill for.
(sad, mad, frustrated, anxious, angry, fearful, worried, disappointed...)
This animal has black and white stripes.
Zebra
This vegetable is green, lumpy, and is used to make pickles.
Cucumber
This “bottom-feeder” is red, has claws, and is common to Maine. You find it in the ocean and catch it with a metal trap.
Lobster
True of False: Listening to music is a healthy coping skill
True
This animal looks like it is wearing a mask and likes to eat trash. Some people call them "trash pandas"
Racoon
This fruit it popular in the fall, grows on trees, and is often used in pie. You can pick them yourself or buy them at the grocery story.
Apples
This fruit is found on bushes in the woods of Maine.
Blueberries
Exercise can be a healthy coping skill. Name a health exercise.
This animal eats mice and smells with their tongue.
Snake
This vegetable grows underground and is used to make French fries.
Potoatoes
This type of building sits out on rocks and flashes a light to let boats know that land is near.
Lighthouse
This coping skill involves your mouth, air, and your stomach moving in and out.
Deep Breathes
This animal has a hump on it's back and lives in the hot desert. People can ride this animal like a horse.
Camel
This vegetable has many different layers. You use it in a lot of meals, but do not eat it by itself.
Onions
What is the Maine state bird?
Chickadee
Thinking and saying ________ things to yourself is a good coping skill to help you calm down and feel more confident. These are called __________ Affirmations.
Positive
Thinking and saying Positive things to yourself is a good coping skill to help you calm down and feel more confident. These are called Positive Affirmations.
Do not pet this wild animal! (or any wild animals) It's needle like "quills" can get stuck in the skin and become difficult to remove.
Porcupine