Understanding Feelings Deeply
Responsible Decision-Making
Strong Friendship Skills
Managing Big Emotions (Advanced)
100

You studied a lot and feel good about your test. What feeling is this?

Confident

100

What does it mean to make a responsible choice?

A safe, respectful, and thoughtful choice

100

What does it mean to show respect to others?

Being kind, listening, treating others well

100

What is one clue your body gives when you are getting upset?

Heart racing, tense body, etc.

200

You want to join a game, but you’re not sure if others will let you. What feeling might you have?

Nervous / Unsure

200

You forgot your homework and think about blaming someone else. What should you do instead?

Tell the truth / take responsibility

200

Why is listening important in a friendship?

Shows you care, helps understanding

200

Why is taking a break helpful when you're angry?

Helps you calm down and think clearly

300

How is feeling frustrated different from feeling angry?

Frustrated = stuck/annoyed; Angry = stronger emotion, may want to react

300

What might happen if you act without thinking?

Get in trouble, hurt someone, make a bad choice

300

What is the difference between being kind and being fair?

Kind = nice/helpful; Fair = equal or just

300

What is a healthy way to express anger?

Use words, talk to someone, calm strategies

400

Can you feel more than one emotion at the same time? Give an example.

Yes (e.g., excited and nervous on first day of school)

400

If two friends both think they are right, what is the best way to solve the problem?

Talk it out, listen, compromise, take turns

400

What could happen if you don’t manage your emotions?

Hurt others, get in trouble, make poor choices

500

Why is it important to understand your feelings before reacting?

Helps you make better choices, avoid hurting others, stay in control

500

Give an example of a small choice that could turn into a big problem if not handled well.

Talking back, not following rules, arguing

500

Why do strong friendships sometimes still have arguments?

People have different ideas/feelings; conflict is normal

500

What steps could you take when you feel very angry and need to solve a problem.

Calm down → think → use words → solve problem / ask for help

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