Coping Skills
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Describe
Feelings
True or False
100

Name a healthy coping skill that you use.

Art, deep breathing, exercise, rest, journaling, talking to someone, etc.

100

Name two words that rhyme with time.

slime, climb, lime, crime, dime, prime
100

Describe a time you felt happy.

100

Name four feelings.

Annoyed, sleepy, hyper, shocked, comfortable, bored, etc.

100

Feelings are temporary and can change.

True.

200

This coping skills is an activity that requires physical effort and can improve your health.  What is it?

Exercise

200

Name a goal you have for the summer.

200

Describe a place where you feel calm and safe.

200

TRUE or FALSE:

You can feel more than one feeling at a time.

True.

200

There are different types of losses.

True.

300

Name three people you can go to for support.

300

A term for an animal who eats plants and meat.

An Omnivore

300

Describe a way to keep memories after a loss.

Make a memory box, do things your loved one enjoyed, eat a special meal, etc.

300

What helps you when you are feeling sad?

Distraction, crying, drawing, a hug, etc.

300

Only some people have worries and fears.

False.

400

Name a coping skill you could use at school.

Deep breathing, count to 10, visualize a peaceful place, etc.

400

What kind of pet does Ms. Sacher have?

Two cats! Jack and Rosie

400

What is something that makes you unique?

400

What might you feel after a loss?

Shock, fear, confusion, sadness, relief, anger, loneliness, etc.

400

No thought or feeling is wrong.

True.

500

The internet stopped working! Name four healthy things you could do instead.

500

Who is the vice president?

Kamala Harris

500

What is belonging?

A sense of fitting in; feeling like you are an important part of a group and can be your unique self.

500

Three things I'm proud of myself for are:

500

Yelling, fighting, and breaking things are positive coping strategies.

False.

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