Time
Measurement
Money
Emotions and Your Brain
Safety
100
What do the two hands on a clock tell you?
the hour and the minutes
100
Do these tools measure wet or dry ingredients?
dry
100
The amount of penny.
one cent
100
What do our emotions tell us?
What we like, what we don't like, how we feel about things or people
100
The number to call for an emergency.
What is 9-1-1
200
What time is it?
7:00
200
Does this tool measure wet or dry ingredients?
wet
200
The amount of a nickel.
five cents
200
The amygdala tells us when we have strong emotions, we call this a _________ alarm.
feelings alarm
200
Do this when you see a fire.
- Call 911 - Evacuate
300
What time is it?
1:30
300
Is this a tablespoon or teaspoon?
tablespoon
300
The amount of a dime.
ten cents
300
What is the thinking part of the brain?
amygdala OR cortex
cortex
300
Someone you don't know wants you to get in their car.
refuse, run away, tell an adult
400
If it is 3:00 and I have an appointment in one hour, what time is the appointment?
4:00
400
How much water is in the measuring cup?
1 cup OR 2 cups?
1 cup
400
The amount of a quarter.
25 cents
400
What happens when I let strong emotions take over?
do something I might regret; hurt someone; react with emotions and not thinking
400
Do this before you cross the street.
look both ways
500
If I leave for a camping trip at 8:00 and it takes me 1 hour and 30 minutes to get there, what time do I arrive?
9:30
500
How much water is in the measuring cup?
1/4 cup OR 1/2 cup
1/2 cup
500
Four quarters makes this.
One dollar
500
What happens when I slow down and take deep breaths?
I can think about what to do; my cortex has time to think; I can make a better choice
500
Use this to cross the street.
crosswalk