Feelings and Emotions
Friendship Skills
Coping Skills
Self-Awareness
Coping Skills
100

What feeling might you have if you have butterflies in your stomach before a test?

nervous, anxious

100

What is one way to greet a new friend?

Say "Hi, my name is ___" or give a compliment or another acceptable answer

100

Name one thing you can do if you’re feeling stressed.

Take deep breaths, count to 10, or draw

100

What’s something you are really good at?

various positive answers

100

What’s the first thing you should do if you have a disagreement with a friend?

Stay calm and listen to their side

200

Name a feeling you might have if your team wins a big game.

excited

happy

200

What should you say if you accidentally hurt someone’s feelings?

"I’m sorry for ___; I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings."

200

What is something you can say to yourself if you’re feeling scared about trying something new?

“I can do this,” or “It’s okay to try even if I don’t get it right.”

200

Name one thing you like about yourself.

personal answer

200

If you’re playing a game and someone is not following the rules, what can you do?

Politely remind them of the rules or ask everyone to agree on how to play.

300

What can you do if you feel angry during recess?

Take deep breaths, talk to a teacher, or take a break

300

If two friends want to play different games, what is a fair way to decide?

Take turns

vote

rock paper scissors

300

What is one way to calm yourself down when you’re upset but can’t leave the room?

Take deep breaths, use grounding techniques (like focusing on an object in the room), or quietly count to 10.

300

What does it mean to “understand your strengths and weaknesses”

Knowing what you’re good at and what you might need help with

300

If two classmates are arguing, what’s one way to help?

help them talk it out or ask an adult for help

400

What’s a feeling you might have if you’re moving to a new school and don’t know anyone?

nervous, scared, uncertain

400

What does it mean to “include” others

Make sure everyone feels welcome to join a group or activity

400

  Why is it important to practice coping skills even when you’re not upset?

Practicing makes it easier to use them when you’re actually upset and helps them work better.

400

What is one goal you have for yourself this school year?

personal answer

400

What does “compromise” mean?

Figuring out a solution where everyone gives up a little to agree.

500

How can someone feel more than one emotion at the same time? Give an example.

multiple answers

500

What should you do if you see a friend being mean to someone else, but you’re afraid to speak up?

Talk to an adult you trust or calmly ask your friend to stop later when you feel safe.

500

What is one strategy you can use to calm down if you are upset but don’t have access to tools like a stress ball or a quiet space?

Practice deep breathing, count backward slowly, or use positive self-talk like, “I can handle this.”

500

Why is it important to think about how your actions might affect other people, even when you feel angry or upset?

It helps you make better decisions and keeps your relationships strong by showing kindness and respect.

500

If you try solving a problem multiple ways and it still doesn’t work, what is the next step?

Ask for help from a trusted adult, teacher, or friend who can offer a new perspective or support. 

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