Emotions
Relaxation Skills/ Mindfulness
Dealing with Intense Emotions
Healthy Communication
100

Name the 5 primary emotions (Hint: Inside Out 1)

Sadness, Anger, Fear, Joy, Disgust

100

Name a relaxation tool

Examples: (deep belly breathing, box breathing, squeeze and release, guided imagery)

100

What is an example of something that makes you feel a strong emotion (level 8-10)?

Great thinking!

100

What’s one thing you can do to show someone you’re really listening?

Eye contact, nodding your head, not interrupting or looking at your phone

200

If your stomach feels tight and your heart beats fast, what emotion might you be feeling?

Anxiety, fear, nervousness, excitement

200

What is a relaxation skill you can use quietly from your desk if you're feeling stressed or distracted?

Examples: Squeeze & release, square breathing, imagining your calm place.

200

When we feel intense emotions, we can ride the emotion (_ _ _ _).

wave

200

How can you notice how someone else is feeling?

Body language, tone of voice, or by asking them!

300

How do you feel before a student-teacher conference? On a scale of 1-10 how intensely do you feel that emotion?

Thanks for sharing :)

300

True or False: It is most helpful to breathe into your CHEST when you're trying to calm your body.

False: It is most helpful to breathe into your BELLY.

300

Each group member name one thing you would use to self-soothe. (HINT: Remember the five senses)

Smelling ______

Touching _______

Looking at ______

Tasting _______

Listening to ______

300

What are the three parts of an "I Statement"?

I feel. . . 

When you. . . 

I Need/ I would like. . .

400

Each group member name an emotion that is NOT part of the 5 primary emotions (Hint: Inside Out 2)

(Examples: anxiety, frustration, boredom, calm)

400

What does it mean to be present?

Being present means thinking about what is happening right here, in this moment. You can be present using your five senses.

400
Use your calming tools!

Gotcha :)

400

When you were angry, you called your sibling a mean name. Act out a strong apology.

Example: "I'm sorry I called you that word. I was feeling angry and I didn't mean it, but I know that probably hurt your feelings. Next time I will walk away if I'm not ready to talk yet."

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