Sleep & the Brain
Sleep & Emotions
Sleep Hygiene Habits
Wind-down Routines
Sleep Myths
100

What part of your brain controls decision-making and grows a lot during teen years?

Prefrontal Cortex

100

Getting enough sleep can help you feel less stressed.

True

100

Is using your phone in bed good or bad for sleep?

Bad for sleep 

100

What’s one thing you can do to relax before bed?

Journal, stretch, or meditate

100

True or False: Teens can train themselves to function well on 5 hours of sleep.

False — most teens still need 8–10 hours no matter what

200

How many hours of sleep do teens need each night?

8-10 hours

200

What emotion is more likely when you're sleep-deprived—calm or cranky?

Cranky

200

Name one drink that can ruin sleep.

Coffee/energy drinks 

200

Why should you stop screens before bed?

Blue light keeps our brains awake

200

True or False: If you can fall asleep anywhere, you must be a good sleeper.

False — it often means you’re sleep-deprived

300

What happens to your emotions if you don’t get enough sleep?

More anxiety, mood swings, and sadness

300

How does sleep help you with emotions during the day?

It helps your brain stay regulated and respond in a calm way 

300

What kind of environment helps sleep: warm & noisy or cool & quiet?

Cool and quiet

300

How long should a good wind-down routine be?

30-60 minutes

300

Is it true that lying in bed on your phone helps you relax and fall asleep faster?

False — screens can keep your brain alert and delay sleep

400

What brain function is stronger after a good night's sleep and helps you focus in school?

Attention and concentration 

400
What emotion can feel "bigger" and harder to manage when you don't get enough sleep?

Anxiety, sadness, anger 

400

What happens if you nap too long after school?

It's harder to sleep at night 

400

What is one hygiene habit before sleep?

Brush teeth, wash face or put on PJs

400

True or False: You can train your body to need less sleep.

False — your body still needs the same amount, even if you feel used to less

500

What part of the brain helps control emotions and becomes more sensitive with poor sleep?

The amygdala 

500

How can a lack of sleep affect relationships with friends or family?

You might be more reactive, moody, or have trouble understanding others' feelings

500

What’s a healthy number of hours to nap (if needed)?

Less than an hour

500

Why is doing homework in bed a bad idea?

Our brain gets confused, our bed should only be used for sleep 

500

True or False: As long as you sleep 8 hours, it doesn’t matter what time you go to bed.

False — your body has a natural clock, and timing matters

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